Wang Anshi

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Wang Anshi was an influential 11th-century Song dynasty statesman, economist, and poet known for implementing ambitious New Policies aimed at strengthening the state and reforming its bureaucracy and economy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese politician
Confucian scholar
Song dynasty politician
economist
human
poet
reformer
artName Banshan NERFINISHED
半山 NERFINISHED
birthPlace Fuzhou, Jiangxi NERFINISHED
Linchuan NERFINISHED
birthYear 1021
burialPlace Jiangning area, near present-day Nanjing NERFINISHED
chineseName 王安石 NERFINISHED
courtesyName Jiefu NERFINISHED
介甫 NERFINISHED
deathPlace Jinling NERFINISHED
present-day Nanjing
deathYear 1086
dynasty Song dynasty NERFINISHED
era Northern Song NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Chinese poetry
administrative law
public finance
implementedReform Baojia system NERFINISHED
Green Sprouts Law NERFINISHED
military reforms
reform of the examination system
state trading and price stabilization measures
influenced later Chinese reformers
knownFor New Policies NERFINISHED
Xining Reforms NERFINISHED
movement classical Chinese poetry
nationality Chinese
notableWork poems in regulated verse
political essays
occupation chancellor
essayist
philosopher
poet
statesman
officeHeld Chancellor of the Song dynasty
opposedBy Sima Guang NERFINISHED
Su Shi NERFINISHED
policyGoal reforming the bureaucracy
reforming the economy
strengthening the Song state
politicalAlignment reformist faction
reignOfService Emperor Shenzong of Song NERFINISHED

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Ouyang Xiu influenced Wang Anshi
Sima Guang opposedReformsOf Wang Anshi