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Xu Ling

507 – 583

Chinese poet

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About Xu Ling

Lived 507 – 583 (aged 75–76). Xu Ling was a poet and writer.

Xu Ling (507–583) was the compiler and editor of the famous poetry anthology New Songs from the Jade Terrace during the poetically prolific Southern Dynasties era, 420–589. His courtesy name (zi) was Xiao Mu .

Biography Xu Ling was born in what is now Tancheng County, Shandong Province, China, and early in life achieved fame for poetry and literature. He has achieved lasting renown for his anthology New Songs from the Jade Terrace, which he compiled under the patronage of Xiao Gang (503-551), first a prince, and who was then later known as Liang Jianwendi, after becoming Emperor of the Liang Dynasty, 549-551.

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Important facts

Born
507
Birth century
Died
583
Occupation
Nationality
Liang dynasty, Chen dynasty

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Xu Ling?

Chinese poet

When was Xu Ling born?

Xu Ling was born in 507.

When did Xu Ling die?

Xu Ling died in 583.

What was Xu Ling's occupation?

Xu Ling was a poet and writer.

What nationality was Xu Ling?

Xu Ling's recorded nationality: Liang dynasty, Chen dynasty.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Xu Ling

· Wikidata: Q6124104

· DBpedia: Xu Ling

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