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Chang Hong

d. 492 BC

6th-century BC Chinese scholar, politician, educator and astronomer

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About Chang Hong

Chang Hong (, also known as , given name Shu , 582? BC - 492 BC) was a native of Zizhou in the ancient region of Shu. He was a famous scholar, politician, educator and astronomer in ancient China. He was well-versed in chronology, astronomy and was proficient in musical theory.

He was murdered by Zhao Jianzi. Zhuangzi claimed that his blood turned into green jade three years after his death. To this day, the Chinese still use the expression to refer to the sacrifices or wrongful deaths of upright people.

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Important facts

Died
492 BC
Nationality
Eastern Zhou

Frequently asked questions

Who was Chang Hong?

6th-century BC Chinese scholar, politician, educator and astronomer

When did Chang Hong die?

Chang Hong died in 492 BC.

What nationality was Chang Hong?

Chang Hong's recorded nationality: Eastern Zhou.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Chang Hong

· Wikidata: Q15952890

· DBpedia: Chang Hong

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