Who knows Bao Zheng s incorruptible story, Bao Zheng s incorruptible story

Resigned for the sake of his parents.

Bao Gong is Bao Zheng.

A.D. 999-1062), the word Xiren, a native of Hefei, Luzhou (now Hefei City, Anhui), his father Bao Yi, once served as a doctor in Chaosan, and posthumously presented the criminal department waiter. Bao Gong was famous for his filial piety when he was a teenager, and his sex was straightforward and kind. In the fifth year of Song Renzong's Tiansheng, that is, in 1027 AD, he was 28 years old.

He first served as the judge of Dali Temple, and later served as the magistrate of Jianchang (now Yongxiu, Jiangxi), because his parents were old and unwilling to go with him to other places, Bao Gong immediately resigned from his official position and went home to take care of his parents. His filial piety was praised by the officials.

A few years later, his parents passed away one after another, and Bao Gong re-entered his career. This is also a walking cave wheel that only went under the persuasion of the villagers. In feudal society, if the parents have only one son, then this son cannot abandon his parents and only care about himself to become an official in other places.

This is against feudal law. Under normal circumstances, parents will follow for the sake of their son's future. or the son and the rest of the family to admonish.

Parents are reluctant to follow their sons to serve as officials for the elderly, which is rare in the feudal era, because it means that the son has to abide by the constraints of feudal etiquette - resign from the official position to take care of himself. The history books did not explain the specific reason, it may be that his parents were sick and could not bear the bumps on the road, so Bao Gong resigned from his official position.

Regardless of the situation, Bao Gongneng took the initiative to resign from his official position, which still shows that he is not the kind of person who is obsessed with officialdom. Filial piety to one's parents is also an example for some people with low quality today. The previous story talked about Bao Gong's iron-faced selflessness the most, and ignored Bao Gong's filial piety to his parents.

Bao Zheng is incorruptible.

Example: There was once two women arguing over the ownership of a child, and both women said that the child was their own, so the matter went to court, and in the court, Bao Zheng said: You two each hold one of the child's hands, and if the child holds someone's hand, then the child is theirs.

So both women began to tug at the child, and in the midst of the tugging, one woman tearfully let go of the child's hand. But in the end, Bao Zheng sentenced the child to this woman. Everyone doesn't understand why, Bao Zheng said

Who would bear to see her child endure the pain of pulling, she let go because she felt sorry for her child. Then it dawned on everyone.

Bao Zheng was honest and honest during his tenure, not afraid of the powerful, strictly enforced the law, promoted the good and punished the evil, and during his tenure as the Yin of Kaifeng Mansion, the Jingshi traitor was greatly restrained, and sometimes there was a saying of "the joint is not enough, there is Yan Luo Bao Lao".

Bao Zheng, the word Xiren, a native of Hefei, Luzhou, was admitted to the Jinshi at the age of 28, and at the age of 36, he was appointed as the county governor of Tianchang County. Famous for judging the case, in the first year of Qingli (1040), the forty-year-old Bao Zheng was transferred to the prefect of Duanzhou (now Zhaoqing, Guangdong), and was repeatedly promoted, successively serving as a direct bachelor of Longtu Pavilion, a transfer envoy of Hebei, a Yin of Kaifeng Mansion, and a privy deputy envoy.

Bao Zheng was promoted to the governor of Duanzhou (now Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province). Duanzhou produces a kind of famous inkstone, which is the tribute of the imperial court, and the lake pen, the chain Li Huimo, and the rice paper, and is called the masterpiece in the four treasures of the study.

In the past, the Zhizhou who served in Duanzhou always had to increase the number of Duanyan in the Shanggong Imperial Court several times more as the capital to bribe the Beijing officials. After Bao Zheng took office, he changed his bad habits and never took more than one piece. When he left office, even the Duan inkstone he usually used in the court was made and handed in.

Later, Bao Zheng was promoted, leaving Duanzhou, his ship encountered a strange wind and rain at the mouth of Antelope Gorge, he personally went down to the cabin to check, and found that the cabin was hidden in a piece of Duan inkstone, which was quietly given to him by the local people. Bao Zheng didn't say a word, and threw the precious inkstone into the heart of the river. Folklore, there is a sandbar called Moyan Sand, which is the remains of Bao Gong throwing Duan Yan in those years.