Xu Xuemo

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• 徐學謨 别名、曾用名

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1. [1] Dates and identity The person is Xu Xuemo, with conflicting birth and death years and an additional full-date formulation.
   • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The main record gives the name Xu Xuemo, the Chinese name 徐學謨, and the dates 1521–1592; these differ from the other date formulations.
   • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entries give 1522–1593 and separately give 23 November 1522–22 January 1594.
   • WikidataXu Xuemo (Q11070467)The English label is Xu Xuemo, while the claims provide birth years 1522 and 1521 and death year 1593.
2. [2] Ming official and poet Xu Xuemo is identified as a Ming official and poet.
   • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entry identifies him as a Ming official and poet.
   • WikidataXu Xuemo (Q11070467)The English description identifies him as a Ming dynasty politician.
3. [3] Names and styles Xu Xuemo was originally named Xueshi, styled Ziyan and later Shuming, also associated with Sichong, and known by the sobriquet Taishi Shanren.
   • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The name fields list Xueshi, Ziyan, Shuming, and Taishi Shanren with their Chinese forms and name types.
   • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entries describe the original name Xueshi, the styles Ziyan and Shuming, the alternate style Sichong, and the sobriquet Taishi Shanren.
   • WikidataXu Xuemo (Q11070467)The English name fields list Shuming, Taishi Shanren, Xueshi, and Ziyan as aliases.
4. [4] Birth order The name record gives Xu Xuemo the birth-order designation 二, meaning second in the sequence.
   • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The name record labels 二 as an 行第 designation.
5. [5] Hometown Xu Xuemo came from Jiading County in Zhili, now Jiading District in Shanghai, within Suzhou Prefecture.
   • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The address fields all give Jiading as an associated address.
   • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entries identify him as from Suzhou Prefecture’s Jiading and specify Zhili Jiading County, now in Shanghai.
6. [6] Family The family record names Xu Xuemo’s ancestors, parents, brother, and two wives.
   • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The kinship fields name Xu Jie as great-grandfather, Xu Jing as grandfather, Xu Fu as father, and Chen as mother.
7. [7] Brother Xu Xueli is listed as Xu Xuemo’s brother.
   • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The kinship fields identify Xu Xueli as a brother.
8. [8] Marriages The kinship fields list Ou as the first wife and Wang as the second wife.
   • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The kinship fields identify Ou as the wife and Wang as the second wife.
9. [9] Licentiate Xu Xuemo first held the status of a shengyuan, or licentiate.
   • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The education field lists the status 生員（庠生）, a licentiate.
10. [10] Examination results The examination entries give his 1543 Yingtian result, his 1550 metropolitan rank, and his second-class jinshi placement.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entry gives the 1543 Yingtian examination result, the 1550 metropolitan rank of 194, and the second-class, thirty-third-place jinshi result.
    • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The examination fields list the second-class, thirty-third-place jinshi result, a juren entry, and the rank values 28 and 194.
11. [11] Early offices Xu Xuemo held a succession of military, personnel, and ritual offices before becoming a prefect.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entries list his initial military office, later personnel and ritual offices, and promotions to 員外郎 and 精膳司郎中.
12. [12] Prefect of Jingzhou Xu Xuemo later served as prefect of Jingzhou.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entries state that he served as prefect of Jingzhou.
13. [13] Shashi dispute Prince Jing’s attempt to seize land at Shashi led Xu Xuemo to resist, after which he was impeached, arrested, questioned, and removed from office with a reduced punishment.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entries describe Zhu Zaizhen’s land claim at Shashi, Xu’s refusal on regulatory grounds, the impeachment and arrest order, the censor’s report, and Xu’s return home after a reduced punishment.
14. [14] Xu City The people of Jingzhou called Shashi Xu City after the dispute.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entry says that the people of Jingzhou thereafter called Shashi Xu City.
15. [15] Longqing appointments After the Muzong emperor’s accession, Xu Xuemo became prefect of Nanyang and then a Huguang deputy surveillance commissioner assigned to patrol Xiangyang.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entry gives his Nanyang appointment and his 1568 promotion to the Huguang deputy surveillance post with the Xiangyang assignment.
    • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The office fields also list a patrol circuit post and Xiangyang Prefecture.
16. [16] Prince of Liao affair Xu defended the Prince of Liao against an accusation of an extraordinary plot, was impeached and sent home, and was later reappointed at his former rank.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entry gives the accusation against the Prince of Liao, Xu’s defense, his return home after impeachment, and his reappointment in Longqing 5.
17. [17] Huguang and Yunyang offices From the end of the Longqing era through Wanli 4, Xu Xuemo held successive provincial and censorial offices and was responsible for Yunyang.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entry gives the dates, provincial promotions, responsibility for military colonies and water conservancy, and the Yunyang assignment.
18. [18] Ministry of Justice and Rites After attending Zhang Juzheng’s father’s funeral, Xu entered the capital, rose through the Ministry of Justice, and became Minister of Rites.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entry describes the funeral visit and the subsequent appointments as right and left vice minister of the Ministry of Justice and Minister of Rites.
19. [19] Retirement and death Xu received the title 太子少保, retired after impeachment, built Guiyou Garden after returning home, and died in 1593 at the age of seventy-two.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entries give the 太子少保 title, retirement, construction of Guiyou Garden, the Jiading site, and the 1593 death at age seventy-two.
20. [20] Poetry and prefaces Xu Xuemo was accomplished in poetry and prose, praised for his composition, and wrote prefaces and an epitaph for named contemporaries.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entry praises his poetry and prose and calls him 制作巨手.
    • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The association fields state that he wrote prefaces for books by Yang Bo and Hua Shuyang and an epitaph for Gu Zhangzhi.
21. [21] Works The works list includes the named histories, collections, essays, and volumes associated with Xu Xuemo.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entries list 世廟識餘錄, 萬曆湖廣總志, 海嵎, 春明, and 徐氏海隅集.
    • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The works fields give 湖廣總志, 徐氏海隅集文編 in forty-three juan, 歸有園稿 in thirty-two juan, 春秋億 in six juan, and 歸有園麈談 in one juan.
22. [22] Alternate title A separate title, 歸有園塵談, is also present in the works list.
    • CBDBXu Xuemo (30593)The works field separately lists the title 歸有園塵談.
23. [23] Yellow Crane Tower poems Xu Xuemo wrote several poems on the Yellow Crane Tower, including three qilu and one wugu poem.
    • Souyun徐學謨 (46116)The biographical entry lists three qilu poems, one wugu poem, and other poems on the Yellow Crane Tower.