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Yang Cheng

Chinese judge
Also known as: Yang Xiji
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  • Fu Shen

    Yang Cheng (or Yang Xiji), who served the Wudi emperor (reigned 502–549 ce) as a criminal judge in Hunan province, was deeply disturbed that the ruler was destroying the normal family life of dwarfs by pressing them into service as personal servants and court entertainers.…

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    Yang Cheng (or Yang Xiji), who served the Wudi emperor (reigned 502–549 ce) as a criminal judge in Hunan province, was deeply disturbed that the ruler was destroying the normal family life of dwarfs by pressing them into service as personal servants and court entertainers.…

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  • Fuxing, wood sculpture; in the Musée Guimet, Paris.
    Fuxing

    …probably a 6th-century mandarin called Yang Cheng, who was deified by the local residents of Daoxian in Hunan province.

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    …probably a 6th-century mandarin called Yang Cheng, who was deified by the local residents of Daoxian in Hunan province.

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