Zhāng Tángyīng 張唐英 (1029–1071), zì Cìgōng 次功, hào Huángsōngzǐ 黃松子, of Xīnjīn 新津 in Shǔzhōu 蜀州 (modern Sìchuān). Northern-Sòng Xīníng-era 熙寧 senior official, rising to Diànzhōng shìyùshǐ 殿中侍御史 (Imperial Censor in the Hall). Elder brother of the more famous 張商英 Zhāng Shāngyīng (1043–1121), Sòng Wǔzōng-era chancellor; his career is preserved in the appended notice to Shāngyīng’s biography in the Sòngshǐ juàn 351. Two historical works are associated with his name: the Jiāyòu míngchénzhuàn 嘉祐名臣傳 (now lost), and the Shǔ Táowù 蜀檮杌 KR2i0016 in 2 juàn — a chronological history of the Former and Latter Shǔ regimes (907–965), based on his own earlier Qián-Shǔ kāiguójì 前蜀開國記 and Hòu-Shǔ shílù 後蜀實錄. CBDB id 10221 gives 1029–1071, in agreement with the Sòngshǐ and the catalog meta. (CBDB id 47197 is a homonymous figure with dates 1031–1101 — almost certainly a CBDB-internal confusion of two records that should be merged.)