Shang Lu

Ming dynasty politician

Shang Lu (16 March 1414 – 17 August 1486) was a Chinese scholar-official during the Ming dynasty. In the autumn of 1449, the Jingtai Emperor appointed him as grand secretary, but he was later retired by Emperor Yingzong in 1457.

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Shang Lu

Ming dynasty politician

Shang Lu (16 March 1414 – 17 August 1486) was a Chinese scholar-official during the Ming dynasty. In the autumn of 1449, the Jingtai Emperor appointed him as grand secretary, but he was later retired by Emperor Yingzong in 1457.

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Shang Lu (16 March 1414 – 17 August 1486) was a Chinese scholar-official during the Ming dynasty. In the autumn of 1449, the Jingtai Emperor appointed him as grand secretary, but he was later retired by Emperor Yingzong in 1457. After a decade, the Chenghua Emperor called him back to the Grand Secretariat, where he served as the senior grand secretary from 1475. A disagreement with the eunuch Wang Zhi led to his retirement from government service in 1477.

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