Gao Ziru
Chinese minister and official
About Gao Ziru
Lived 508 – 548 (aged 39–40). Gao Ziru was a Chinese.
Gao Ziru (, 508–548 CE) was a Chinese minister and official of Eastern Wei with the courtesy name Xiaoli .
History He was from Bohai Commandery. Gao Ziru was the son of Gao Qianzhi and the grandson of Gao Chong. He was a minister of Northern Wei and Eastern Wei. He held many positions. Gao Ziru inherited his father's title, served as Tongzhilang , General Andong , Zhongbing canjun , and served as Imperial Censor of the Palace . He further served as Jian hu shi in Liangzhou, Northern Yuzhou, and Western Yanzhou.
He died in the sixth year of Wuding, aged forty-one.
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Who was Gao Ziru?
Chinese minister and official
When was Gao Ziru born?
Gao Ziru was born in 508.
When did Gao Ziru die?
Gao Ziru died in 548.
What nationality was Gao Ziru?
Gao Ziru was Chinese.
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