Wang Guangyang

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Wang Guangyang (simplified Chinese: 汪广洋; traditional Chinese: 汪廣洋; pinyin: Wāng Guǎngyáng; died 1379), courtesy name Chaozong (朝宗), was a Chinese official who served as a chancellor during the reign of the Hongwu Emperor in the Ming dynasty.^[1] Serving in both the military and civil bureaucracies, he ascended as high as the position of Grand Chancellor of the Right (右丞相).