| Place of Birth |
Jinrong Village
|
| Living Areas |
Taiwan |
| Category |
Special Talents of Military Affairs |
| Specialties |
Martial Art, Art of War
|
| Educational Attainment |
Unknown
|
| Experiences |
His father, Wu Gia-quei was
once the leader in Quangzhou. He has two brothers who died young.
Wu Lou was born kind and treated his cousins as his children.
In 1735, he refused to be listed by the army and returned to
his home town and dedicated himself to the study of statecraft.
In 1750, he passed the test of Ming Jing (Gong Shen), but was
soon deserted by his father. He came to Taiwan afterwards and
traveled in Shao City. |
| Contributions |
At the time, Changhua was just
established for a short time with deserted land. The land along
the mountains were especially fertile and he employeed tenants
to plow, build dams for irrigation with his personal involvement.
The areas in Dingtai and Liu Xu Nan became fertile lands. A
Zhao Wu and Wan Do Liu were the territory of Ataabu. Upon the
development of the lands, more and more people came over to
as far as Nantou Zhuang and Beitou Zhuang. Villages were then
gradually formed. The annual output is thousands of liters,
hence the spread of his nameˇXˇ§Wu Bo-rong.ˇ¨ (prosperity) |
| Works |
no |
| Awards |
no |
| Groups Joined |
no |
|
