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An 18th-century Qing scholar and official from Sichuan, he is best remembered for compiling "Shu Bi," a detailed account of the turmoil in Sichuan during the late Ming and early Qing periods.

by jin shi 1737 Zunsi Peng
Peng Zunsi was a Qing-dynasty poet, scholar, and government official from Danling in present-day Sichuan. Sources describe him as the younger brother of the writer Peng Duanshu, and note that he earned the jinshi degree in 1737.
He is best known as the author of Shu Bi (蜀碧), a four-volume historical work on Zhang Xianzhong's campaigns and the upheavals in Sichuan. The book is valued for drawing together a wide range of earlier records, making it an important source for later readers interested in that period.
Biographical details appear to be limited, and even basic dates vary across sources. What is consistently clear is that he was active in the mid-18th century and left his strongest mark through history and scholarship rather than through a large surviving personal record.