Fan Pang
Fan Pang (范滂, 137 – 169) was an official of the late Eastern Han dynasty in China. His courtesy name was Mengbo (孟博), and he was a native of Zhengqiang County (征羌縣) in Runan Commandery (汝南郡). He was one of the "Eight Exemplars" (八顧). During the reign of Emperor Huan of Han, he served as an Imperial
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Details
- Born
- 137
- Born
- 137, Zhengqiang County, Runan Commandery
- Died
- 169
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- China
- Career
- Imperial Envoy for Clear Admonitions
- Occupation
- Official
- Period of activity
- Reign of Emperor Huan of Han – reign of Emperor Ling of Han
Fan Pang (范滂, 137 – 169) was an official of the late Eastern Han dynasty, whose courtesy name was Mengbo (孟博), and who was a native of Zhengqiang County (征羌縣) in Runan Commandery. He was one of the Eight Exemplars (八顧).
He served as an Imperial Envoy for Clear Admonitions (淸詔使) during the reign of Emperor Huan of Han.
In 168, when Emperor Ling ascended the throne and the Partisan Proscriptions soon broke out, in 169 he realized that he would be arrested and voluntarily entered prison. Afterward, Fan Pang was executed; he was 33 years old at the time.
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