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Su Song was a great Polymath of China. A polymath, in modern terms, is an educated jack of all trades. He was a scholar, an astronomer, a cartographer, minerologist, pharmacologist, and a poet in his spare time. He was also the ambassador of the Song Dynasty. His greatest contribution was his huge hydro-mechanical clock tower. He died in 1101 at 81 years of age in Kaifeng, China.

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Song's clock tower design appealed to the emperor who featured it in the  Imperial grand carriage procession of 1053

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Song's clock tower design appealed to the emperor who featured it in the  Imperial grand carriage procession of 1053

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xinyi  Xiangfayao, Su Song's Treatise of the clock tower still survives

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xinyi  Xiangfayao, Su Song's Treatise of the clock tower still survives

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Settled a major dispute between Song and Liao Dynasties

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Settled a major dispute between Song and Liao Dynasties

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He praised the works of artist Li Gonglin

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He praised the works of artist Li Gonglin

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Clock contained "Celestial Ladder," oldest known power transmitting chain drive.

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Clock contained "Celestial Ladder," oldest known power transmitting chain drive.

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Song was an astronomer and created this star map

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Song was an astronomer and created this star map

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Clock destroyed by Manchurian Army in 1127

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Clock destroyed by Manchurian Army in 1127

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Full Size Replica Now Exists In It's Place

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Full Size Replica Now Exists In It's Place