About Chen Huan
Lived 1786 – 1863 (aged 76–77). Chen Huan was a Chinese writer.
Chen Huan (; born 1786; died 1863), zi: Zhuoyun 倬雲, hao: Shuofu 碩甫, was a Chinese philologist of the Qing dynasty. He was the author of a sub-commentary on the Book of Songs in Mao's version (Maoshi 毛诗).
The Chinese mathematician Li Shanlan (1811–1882) was his student.
Works (selection) Shi Maoshi zhuanshu 诗毛氏传疏 (in Huang Qing jingjie xubian 皇清经解续编)
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Who was Chen Huan?
Qing dynasty person CBDB = 81334
When was Chen Huan born?
Chen Huan was born in 1786 in Suzhou.
When did Chen Huan die?
Chen Huan died in 1863.
What was Chen Huan's occupation?
Chen Huan was a writer.
What nationality was Chen Huan?
Chen Huan was Chinese.
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