Cen Wenben (岑文本) (595 – May 10, 645), courtesy name Jingren (景仁), formally Viscount Xian of Jiangling (江陵憲子), was a chancellor during the reign of Emperor Taizong of Tang. He was an assistant editor of the Book of Zhou, the official history of Northern Zhou.
Read more about Cen Wenben: Background, Service Under Xiao Xi and Li Xiaogong, During Emperor Taizong's Reign
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Cen Wenben - During Emperor Taizong's Reign
... Cen Wenben's activities for the several following years were not recorded in history ... carried out a field-tilling ceremony (to show ceremonial attention to farming), Cen wrote an ode to field-tilling, and on one New Year's Day when Emperor Taizong summoned the imperial ... odes were considered beautifully written, and Cen became famous from them ...
... Cen Wenben's activities for the several following years were not recorded in history ... carried out a field-tilling ceremony (to show ceremonial attention to farming), Cen wrote an ode to field-tilling, and on one New Year's Day when Emperor Taizong summoned the imperial ... odes were considered beautifully written, and Cen became famous from them ...
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