Li Weizhen

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• 一 行第
• 本寍 字
• 本寧 字
• 翼軒 室名、別號
• 士安 室名、別號

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• 博學之人
• 工於文
• 強記;博學強記

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1. [1] Identity and variant name Li Weizhen lived from 1547 to 1626 and was a Ming-dynasty literary figure and political official; 李維禎 is also attested as a variant form, although one compilation note treats it as erroneous.
   • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)This record supplies the principal name, life dates, Ming affiliation, and the note discussing the 李維楨/李維禎 variant.
   • Souyun李維楨 (51295)The profile and biographical passages identify him as a Ming literary and political figure born in 1547 and deceased in 1626.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database李維楨 (A045284)The authority record names him 李維楨, assigns him to the Ming, and describes him as a literary figure and political official.
   • Shanghai Libraryliweizhen (tzel41zacdc3wmrp)The person record gives 李維楨 as the traditional Chinese name.
   • WikidataLi Weizhen (Q45643536)The name list contains both 李維楨 and 李維禎, while the time claims give 1547 and 1626.
2. [2] Names and native place His courtesy name was Benning, with the variant character 本寍; his style name was Yixuan, he used Yi as his generation-order name, and Shian was another sobriquet. Biographical passages place him in Jingshan, Huguang, while Jishui is also listed.
   • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The alternative-name fields list 本寍, 本寧, 翼軒, 一, and 士安, while the address fields list Jishui and Jingshan.
   • Souyun李維楨 (51295)The profile and biographies give the courtesy name, style name, and Huguang Jingshan as his home place.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database李維楨 (A045284)The authority record supplies the names Benning and Yixuan and identifies Jingshan as the birthplace.
   • Shanghai Libraryliweizhen (tzel41zacdc3wmrp)The person record gives the courtesy name 本宁, the simplified form of 本寧.
   • WikidataLi Weizhen (Q45643536)The name data records both Chinese forms 本寍 and 本寧.
3. [3] Paternal family His father was Li Shu, his grandfather Li Jingrui, his great-grandfather Li Jue, and he had four younger brothers.
   • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The kinship fields identify the paternal ancestors, Li Shu and his life dates, and the four younger brothers.
4. [4] Other family members The wider family list names his stepmother Chen, principal mother Wang, birth mother 某氏, wife Wang, son Li Yingshi, and daughter-in-law Liu Yuanzhi.
   • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The kinship fields name the wife, son, stepmother, birth mother, daughter-in-law, and principal mother.
5. [5] Education and examination He passed the Longqing 2 jinshi examination in 1568, ranked twenty-fourth in the second class, ranked forty-fifth in the Huguang provincial examination, and was also listed as a xianggong juren and shengyuan.
   • Souyun李維楨 (51295)The biographies state that he passed the Longqing 2 wuchen jinshi examination, give the year 1568, and place him forty-fifth in the Huguang examination.
   • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The examination and school fields give the second-class twenty-fourth-place result and the xianggong juren and shengyuan statuses.
6. [6] Hanlin service and historical compilation He entered the Hanlin as a shujishi, became a bianxiu after the san'guan, was promoted to xiuzhuan, and helped compile the Muzong shilu during the Wanli era.
   • Souyun李維楨 (51295)The biographical passage and title list provide the shujishi, bianxiu, xiuzhuan, and Muzong shilu appointments.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database李維楨 (A045284)The authority note confirms the selection as shujishi, appointment as bianxiu, and work on the Muzong shilu.
   • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The office fields include the bianxiu post.
7. [7] Wanli early career From Wanli 3 to Wanli 19, he held the Shaanxi Right Can'yi, Supervising Education Vice Commissioner, Henan Right Can'zheng, former post, and Jiangxi Right Can'zheng appointments in sequence.
   • Souyun李維楨 (51295)The biographical passage gives the dates and sequence of these Wanli appointments.
   • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The office fields independently include the Supervising Education Vice Commissioner and Right Can'yi titles.
8. [8] Wanli later career His later Wanli career included the Sichuan, Zhejiang, Shaanxi, Shanxi, and Taomin appointments, the Hexi military-preparations circuit, demotion after assessment, subsequent promotions, and retirement at home.
   • Souyun李維楨 (51295)The biographical passage supplies the complete Wanli 26–37 sequence, including demotion, promotion, the Hexi circuit, and retirement at home.
   • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The office fields include the military-preparations post and connect one such appointment with Wanli 33 and Hexi.
9. [9] Tianqi career His Tianqi career took him from Nanjing Taichang si qing through renewed recommendation and refusal of office to Nanjing Vice Minister and Minister of Rites, followed by retirement because of illness.
   • Souyun李維楨 (51295)The biography provides the complete Tianqi sequence, including Jia Jichun's impeachment, Xue Dazhong's recommendation, the refusal, the Nanjing Rites appointments, and retirement through illness.
   • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The office fields include Nanjing Taichang si qing, Nanjing Vice Minister of Rites, and the Tianqi 4 Nanjing Minister of Rites appointment.
10. [10] Literary reputation The biographical assessment presents him as learned, strong in memory, skilled in prose, highly sought after, prominent for forty years, and associated with the Jialong-mo Five, while also criticizing the occasional and low-quality character of much of his writing.
    • Souyun李維楨 (51295)The biographical passages provide the learning, prose style, reputation, forty-year standing, criticism of occasional writing, and Jialong-mo Five classification.
    • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The status fields record learning, literary skill, and strong memory.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database李維楨 (A045284)The authority note confirms his strong memory, literary reputation, and membership in the Jialong-mo Five.
11. [11] Literary associations He wrote prefaces for works by Feng Mengzhen, Qi Cheng㸁, Shen Lian, Wang Shizhen, and Wang Shimao.
    • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The association fields identify these five people and specify that he wrote prefaces for their works.
12. [12] Works His recorded works include the three named titles; The Collected Works of the Dami Mountain Studio is 134 juan and is also titled The Collected Works of the Dami Mountain Hermit.
    • Souyun李維楨 (51295)The biographies name the three works and give the variant title 大泌山人集.
    • CBDBLi Weizhen (127987)The works field records 大泌山房集 in 134 juan.
    • Shanghai Libraryliweizhen (tzel41zacdc3wmrp)The created-work field names 大泌山房集.