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Ding Wei (c. 966 – June 1037), courtesy name Gongyan, was a Song dynasty chancellor, who dominated the courts during Emperor Zhenzong's later reign and Emperor Renzong's early reign. Ding Wei's opponent Wang Zeng (王曾) claimed that Ding was considered one of the "Five Devils", along with Wang Qinruo, Lin Te (林特), Chen Pengnian (陳彭年) and Liu Chenggui (劉承珪), a group of high-ranking ministers unpopular at the time. In the centuries to follow, Ding Wei has almost always been portrayed as a treacherous minister in popular fiction.

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  • Ding Wei (Song dynasty) (en)
  • 丁謂 (ja)
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  • Ding Wei (c. 966 – June 1037), courtesy name Gongyan, was a Song dynasty chancellor, who dominated the courts during Emperor Zhenzong's later reign and Emperor Renzong's early reign. Ding Wei's opponent Wang Zeng (王曾) claimed that Ding was considered one of the "Five Devils", along with Wang Qinruo, Lin Te (林特), Chen Pengnian (陳彭年) and Liu Chenggui (劉承珪), a group of high-ranking ministers unpopular at the time. In the centuries to follow, Ding Wei has almost always been portrayed as a treacherous minister in popular fiction. (en)
  • 丁 謂（てい い、966年 - 1037年）は、中国北宋初期の政治家・文人。字は初め謂之、後に公言と改める。蘇州長洲県の人。真宗の晩年に皇后劉氏と結んで実権を掌握、寇準を失脚させた。 (ja)
  • 丁謂（966年－1037年），字謂之，後更字公言，北宋时期蘇州長州（今江蘇蘇州）人。 淳化三年（992年）進士，授大理寺評事、通判饒州事。累官至樞密使、同中書門下平章事、封晉國公。拜相后極力排斥寇準。仁宗即位后為真宗山陵使，坐與內侍勾結，貶崖州司戶參軍，徒雷州。后以秘書省監致仕，居光州。景祐四年（1037年），卒。善言談，喜歡作詩，於图书、博奕、音律無一不精。为人机智多敏，善揣摩人意。真宗朝興建宮觀，大興祥異，與王欽若難辭其咎。其人其事不足稱，而以詩文有聲于後世。其四六文言辭婉約，尤工詩詞，嘗參預西崑派詩人唱酬，風格不全與西崑體相同。 (zh)
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  • Ding Wei (c. 966 – June 1037), courtesy name Gongyan, was a Song dynasty chancellor, who dominated the courts during Emperor Zhenzong's later reign and Emperor Renzong's early reign. Ding Wei's opponent Wang Zeng (王曾) claimed that Ding was considered one of the "Five Devils", along with Wang Qinruo, Lin Te (林特), Chen Pengnian (陳彭年) and Liu Chenggui (劉承珪), a group of high-ranking ministers unpopular at the time. In the centuries to follow, Ding Wei has almost always been portrayed as a treacherous minister in popular fiction. (en)
  • 丁 謂（てい い、966年 - 1037年）は、中国北宋初期の政治家・文人。字は初め謂之、後に公言と改める。蘇州長洲県の人。真宗の晩年に皇后劉氏と結んで実権を掌握、寇準を失脚させた。 (ja)
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