Which dynasty of Mao Heng Was Mao Heng a scholar of the Han Dynasty?

Mao Heng, whose life is unknown, is the founder of "Mao Poems". He is a native of Jize County, Handan City, Hebei Province. It is said that his poetry was passed on from Zi Xia, and he wrote "The Ancient Teachings of Mao's Poems", which taught Zhao people Mao Chang.

At that time, people called Mao Heng as the big Mao Gong, and Mao Chang as the little Mao Gong. In ancient times, there were four families for the "Book of Songs" to make annotations, Qi, Lu, Han three poems Qi poems from Qi Yuangu, Lu poems from Lu people Shen Pei, Han poems from Yan people Han Ying, all three are modern poems, and Mao poems are ancient poems, so Mao's poems are closer to the original. Although the three poems were established as orthodox stewards in the era of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Mao's poems gradually gained the upper hand through folk lectures, making the three poems from the Western Jin Dynasty to the Song Dynasty successively lost, and now only six volumes of "Han Poetry Biography" remain.

Zheng Xuan wrote a note and Kong Yingda made a sparse work, and achieved "Mao's Poetry Justice".

The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poetry in China. It is a treasure of the Chinese nation. "The Book of Songs" was originally called "Poems", with a total of 305 poems (there are 6 other poems with titles and no content, that is, there are eyes and no words, called Sheng poems), so it is also called "three hundred poems".

From Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty onwards, Confucianism enshrined it as a classic, so it was called the Book of Songs. Mao Heng and Mao Chang of the Han Dynasty once commented on the Book of Songs, so it is also called "Mao's Poems". The authors of most of the poems in the Book of Songs are no longer verifiable.

From the above information, it can be known that Mao Xiang is a native of the Western Han Dynasty and a member of the Han Dynasty.

Mao Heng was a native of Jize County, Handan City, Hebei Province. It is said that his poetics were transmitted from Zi Xia.

Be. Mao Heng (date of birth and death unknown, between the third and second centuries B.C.) was a native of the Lu State (present-day Qufu, Shandong) at the end of the Warring States period. During the period of Qin Shi Huang, he lived in seclusion in Wuyuan County (now Hejian City, Cangzhou City) from the Lu State in order to take refuge, and became a naturalized Hejian person.

It is said that he learned "poetry" in Xunzi, and his poetry was passed on from Yu Zixia, who once wrote "Mao's Poetry and Ancient Training", referred to as "Mao's Biography", in order to give his nephew Mao Chang, known as "Da Mao Gong" in the world. Create the ancient text "Mao's poetics".

Mao Heng Mao Chang sculpture.

Mao Heng, dynasty unknown, life unknown, Zhao (now Jize County, Handan City, Hebei Province, a person from Hejian, Cangzhou City, Hebei Province), is said to have passed on his poetry from Zixia, as "Mao's Poetry Ancient Teachings", teaching Zhao people Mao Chang. At that time, people called Mao Heng as the big Mao Gong, and Mao Chang as the little Mao Gong.

In 2008, the China Mao Research Association issued a certificate to Jize County, Handan City, confirming that Handan Jize is the hometown of Mao Sui, and Shaoshan Mao is a direct descendant of Jize Mao Sui. And Handan Jize is the only village named after "Mao", which shows that Mao's official camp is Mao Sui's hometown has been confirmed. Jize Maosui, Mao Chang and Hunan Shaoshan Mao are in the same line, Jize Mao Sui is the ancestor of Shaoshan Mao.