英文摘要 |
On the third day of the sixth month of 815, just before dawn, the Chief Minister, Wu Yuan-heng (武元衡), was assassinated when on his way to Court. Bai wrote a Memorial to the Throne demanding that every possible measure should be taken to find and arrest the assassin. But Bai's act was arguable that he had acted mistakenly or even rashly, but he had certainly not been guilty of a punishable crime. The heads of Government were annoyed about Bai's Memorial and Bai was made the sub-prefect of Jiang Zhou state (江州司馬) eventually. In this essay, I want to demonstrate the demotion of Bai that was decided by the Chief Minister, Pei Duo (裴度). As a matter of fact, sub-prefect was not severe punishment to Bai. Pei expelled all the reconciliatory party from the Capital, and Bai was one of them. Bai comprehended it, so he was not too depressed by the effect. When Bai arrived in Jiang Zhou, he reviewed his whole life to be confident of the identity as a poet. |