[1]Name, period, and courtesy nameChen Liangbi was a Yuan-dynasty figure whose courtesy name was Gongfu.
CBDBChen Liangbi (108210)The person record gives the name Chen Liangbi, places him in the Yuan dynasty, and identifies Gongfu as his courtesy name.
Souyun陳良弼 (40944)The profile identifies him as a Yuan figure named Chen Liangbi, while the biography gives Gongfu as his courtesy name.
WikidataChen Liangbi (Q45459156)The item supplies the English name Chen Liangbi, describes him as a Yuan-dynasty person, and lists Gongfu as an alternative name.
[2]Variant native placesChen Liangbi's native place is variously identified as Xuancheng and Wanling.
CBDBChen Liangbi (108210)The person record identifies Xuancheng as his native place.
Souyun陳良弼 (40944)The profile and biography identify Wanling as his native place and describe him as a native of Wanling.
[3]Initial appointmentChen Liangbi was first recruited as a clerk, or yuan-shi (掾史).
Souyun陳良弼 (40944)The biography says that he was initially recruited as a yuan-shi clerk, and the profile lists 掾史 among his titles.
[4]Service at JingdeHe later served as magistrate of Jingde.
Souyun陳良弼 (40944)The biography states that he later served as magistrate of Jingde.
[5]Other officesHis offices included county clerk of Shangyuan, county magistrate of Xinning, and professor of Confucian learning at a route headquarters, with appointments at Dangtu and Jiaxing Route.
CBDBChen Liangbi (108210)The person record lists him as county clerk of Shangyuan, county magistrate of Xinning, and professor of Confucian learning at a route headquarters, with locations at Dangtu and Jiaxing Route.
[7]Farewell and residential exchangesWang Huchen, Wang Zemin, Zhang Shiyu, and Zhang Shilu composed farewell pieces connected with Chen Liangbi's departures for Xinning and the capital and his appointments at Caishi and Xinning; Wang Jianlei composed a congratulatory piece on his move of residence.
CBDBChen Liangbi (108210)The association entries name the four farewell pieces and the congratulatory piece on his move of residence, and classify the first four as farewell poems or prose and the last as a congratulatory text.
[8]Mourning pieces and titlesGong Shitai and Ling Xihui composed mourning pieces that respectively referred to Chen Liangbi as a county magistrate and a county governor.
CBDBChen Liangbi (108210)The association entries name Gong Shitai's mourning piece for Chen Liangbi as a county magistrate and Ling Xihui's mourning piece for him as a county governor; both are classified as mourning poetry or verse.