Su Song (Chinese: 蘇頌; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: So͘ Siōng, 1020–1101), courtesy name Zirong (Chinese: 子容; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Chú-iông), [1] was a Chinese polymathic scientist and statesman who lived during …

苏颂（1020年12月10日－1101年6月18日），字子容， 福建路 泉州 同安县 （今属福建省 厦门市 同安区）人。 中国 北宋 中期官员，杰出的天文学家、天文机械制造家、药物学家。 [6] [72] …

Su Song (born 1020, Fujian Province, China—died 1101, Kaifeng) was a Chinese scholar and administrative and financial expert in the imperial bureaucracy. His Illustrated Pharmacopoeia …

Su Song and the Mechanical Clock Tower. One high official, Su Song (1020-1101), is famous for having designed and constructed a mechanical clock tower (almost 40 feet high) by adding a …

Su Song. 1020-1101. Scientist. Sources. Official. The son of a high-ranking official, Su Song successfully passed his Jinshi degree examination and was offered a post in the Imperial …

Su Song's Cosmic Engine was an astronomical clock tower that was built in the city of Kaifeng in 1092 by the astronomer Su Song. The clock tower was more than 10 meters high and was …

Su Song was a Chinese astronomer and pharmacologist in the Northern Song dynasty. His public name was Zirong. In 1042, Su Song passed the imperial examinations for government service. …

Jul 26, 2024 · SU SONG (c. 1020–1101), Chinese polymath, scientist, inventor, and statesman who built an astronomical clock tower that was by far the most advanced such instrument of its …

Su-Sung's clock was stolen when invading Tatars put an end to the Sung dynasty in 1126. The Tatars weren't able to get it running again, and the high art of Chinese clock-making …

Su Song (1020-1101), who was born in Tong'an, Fujian province, was a renowned polymath of the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127). Su was very intelligent and could recite scriptures and …