Wang Yun

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Life

Her father, Wang Yuanchang, was a magistrate in Zhili[8]; her great-great-grandfather Wang Ping died in 1670[9]. Her son Wang Bailing was born in 1770[10]. Her poems were appended to her father's collection, Xiyuan Banxiang ji[11].

Works and literary connections

Her attributed works include Xia Xiaozheng zhengyi, Dizi zhi zhengyin, Wenzi mengqiu (four juan), Mao Shi chongyan (one juan), Mao Shi shuangsheng dieyun shuo (one juan), Yugong zhengzi (one juan), and Shuowen xizhuan jiaolu (thirty juan)[12].

Other attributed works are Sishu shuolüe (four juan), Shuowen xinfu kao jiaozheng (one juan), Jiao tongzi fa (one juan), Luyou eshu bian (two juan), and Luyou yishuo (one juan, with a one-juan appendix)[13]. Four further titles—Quanfu ji (two juan), Huaiqingtang ji, Fanhua meng (two juan), and Youxian meng (two juan)—are associated with her, but the author's role for each is unspecified[14].

Prefaces to her books were written by Zhu Gui and Zhang Fengsun[15]; her son Wang Bailing wrote a postscript, and[16] title inscriptions were supplied by Zhang Zao, Wang Yuanchang, and Cao Honghu[17].

FamilyCBDB

RelationNameLife
高祖;四世祖王平–1670
父王元常–
子王百齡1770–

AliasesCBDB

  • 松坪 字
  • 槐慶堂 室名、別號
  • 綠窗女史 室名、別號
  • 長安女史 室名、別號

StatusCBDB

  • 戲曲作家

AssociationsCBDB

PersonRelationYears
朱珪書序由朱珪所作–
張鳳孫書序由張鳳孫所作–
王百齡書跋由王百齡所作–
張藻書之題詞由張藻所作–
王元常書之題詞由王元常所作–
曹紅虎書之題詞由曹紅虎所作–

WorksCBDB

TitleRoleYearEra
夏小正正義撰著者
弟子職正音撰著者
文字蒙求:四卷撰著者
毛詩重言:一卷撰著者
毛詩雙聲疊韻說:一卷撰著者
禹貢正字:一卷撰著者
說文繫傳校錄:三十卷撰著者
全福記:二卷
槐慶堂集
繁華夢:二卷
遊仙夢:二卷
四書說略 四卷撰著者
說文新附考校正一卷撰著者
敎童子法一卷撰著者
菉友蛾術編 二卷撰著者
菉友肊說 一卷 附錄 一卷撰著者

Citations

  1. [1] Name The person's name is Wang Yun; the three sources identify the same person as 王筠 or Wang Yun.
  2. [2] Lifespan Wang Yun was born in 1749 and died in 1819; the item description and time statements give the same two years.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The basic record gives 1749 as the birth year and 1819 as the death year.
    • WikidataWang Yun (Q7967747)The English description and the birth and death time statements likewise indicate 1749–1819.
  3. [3] Identity Wang Yun is described as a female poet of the Qing dynasty.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The basic record identifies her dynasty as Qing and her sex as female.
    • WikidataWang Yun (Q7967747)The English description directly calls her a female poet in the Qing Dynasty.
  4. [4] Opera writing She is also classified as a writer of traditional opera.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The status entry classifies her as 戲曲作家, a writer or playwright of traditional opera.
  5. [5] Courtesy name and studio names Her courtesy name was Songping, and her studio name or sobriquets included Huaiqingtang, Lüchuangnüshi, and Zhangannüshi.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The name entries give Songping as the courtesy name and classify Huaiqingtang, Lüchuangnüshi, and Zhangannüshi as studio names or sobriquets.
    • Souyun王筠 (67751)The biographical entry gives the courtesy name 松坪.
    • WikidataWang Yun (Q7967747)The English and traditional-Chinese name lists include Songping and 松坪.
  6. [6] Additional name forms Wang Songping and Lvchuang furen are also given as name forms for her.
    • WikidataWang Yun (Q7967747)The name list includes Wang Songping and 綠窗夫人; the latter is rendered here in romanization.
  7. [7] Native place Wang Yun was a native of Chang'an, which is also given as her ancestral place.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The address entry labels Chang'an as her 籍貫, or ancestral place.
    • Souyun王筠 (67751)The biographical entry calls her a native of Chang'an.
  8. [8] Father Wang Yuanchang was Wang Yun's father and served as a magistrate in Zhili.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The kinship entry identifies Wang Yuanchang as her father.
    • Souyun王筠 (67751)The biographical entry describes her as the daughter of a Zhili magistrate named Yuanchang.
  9. [9] Ancestor Wang Ping was identified as her great-great-grandfather, or fourth-generation ancestor, and died in 1670.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The kinship entry calls Wang Ping her 高祖、四世祖 and gives his death year as 1670.
  10. [10] Son Wang Bailing was Wang Yun's son and was born in 1770.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The kinship entry identifies Wang Bailing as her son and gives his birth year as 1770.
  11. [11] Poems and family collection Her poems were appended to her father's collection, Xiyuan Banxiang ji.
    • Souyun王筠 (67751)The biographical entry says that her poems were appended after her father's 《西园瓣香集》.
  12. [12] First group of attributed works The following seven titles have the author role 撰著者; the listed juan counts come from the titles.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)All seven title entries carry the author role 撰著者; five specify one to thirty juan, while two give no juan count.
  13. [13] Second group of attributed works The following five titles have the author role 撰著者, with the listed juan counts and appendix.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)All five title entries carry the author role 撰著者 and specify four juan, one juan, two juan, or one juan plus a one-juan appendix.
  14. [14] Titles with unspecified authorship The authorial role for Quanfu ji, Huaiqingtang ji, Fanhua meng, and Youxian meng is unspecified, so the text does not treat them as certainly authored by Wang Yun.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The four title entries are present, but each corresponding author role is 未詳, or unspecified.
  15. [15] Prefaces Prefaces to books associated with Wang Yun were written by Zhu Gui and Zhang Fengsun.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)Two relationship entries identify Zhu Gui and Zhang Fengsun as the writers of book prefaces.
  16. [16] Postscript Wang Bailing, Wang Yun's son, wrote a postscript.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)The kinship entry identifies Wang Bailing as her son, and the associated writing entry identifies him as the writer of a postscript.
  17. [17] Title inscriptions Title inscriptions were supplied by Zhang Zao, Wang Yuanchang, and Cao Honghu.
    • CBDBWang Yun (70471)Three relationship entries identify Zhang Zao, Wang Yuanchang, and Cao Honghu as the writers of book title inscriptions.