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Fan Zhi
Fan Zhi (范質) ( 911〔 – 5 November 964) was a civil official who served under 12 emperors of 6 dynasties during imperial China's Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period and the subsequent Song Dynasty. He was the Later Zhou chancellor from 951 until 960, and the Song Dynasty chancellor from 960 until 964, not long before his death. A strict adherent to legal guidelines, he had influenced Later Zhou and Song rulers to rely more on civil administration in an age dominated by the military.
==Early life==
Growing up, Fan Zhi's father Fan Shouyu (范守遇) was a staff supervisor (判官) serving the Later Liang. Biographer Jack Dull considers Fan Zhi a representative of the rise of "new families" which were gradually replacing the exclusive aristocracy of the Tang Dynasty. At age eight, Fan Zhi was able to write essays, and by 12 he already mastered and began teaching the voluminous classic ''Book of Documents''.〔
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