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[1]Life dates, period, and scholarly activityWang Renjun is dated to 1866–1913 and associated with the Republic of China period; the text catalogue identifies him as the compiler or author of classical-text works.
CBDBWang Renjun (71404)The name, dates, and dynasty field identify Wang Renjun in the late Qing and early Republican period; the work entries classify classical-text items as compiled or authored by him.
WikidataWang Renjun (Q15923242)The entity labels and date values agree with the identity and lifespan, while its English description associates him with the Republic of China.
[2]Native placeThe native-place field gives Wu County as Wang Renjun’s basic place of origin.
CBDBWang Renjun (71404)The address type identifies the entry as a native-place address, whose name is Wu County.
[3]Alternate namesThe alternate names include the listed romanized forms; gan chen is also a studio name or sobriquet, Hanzheng and Zhouxu have unspecified classifications, and zhou xu is classified as a courtesy name.
CBDBWang Renjun (71404)The alternate-name entries supply the romanized forms and distinguish the courtesy-name, studio-name or sobriquet, and unspecified classifications.
WikidataWang Renjun (Q15923242)The English alias list confirms the romanized forms used in the alternate-name sentence.
[4]English name formRenjun Wang is supplied as an additional English alias for the person.
WikidataWang Renjun (Q15923242)The English alias list gives Renjun Wang as an alternate form.
[5]TeachersThe relationship entries identify Yu Yue and Huang Pengnian as Wang Renjun’s teachers and give their birth and death years.
CBDBWang Renjun (71404)The two relationship entries identify him as a student of Yu Yue and Huang Pengnian and supply the dates given for both teachers.
[6]Examination and officeThe examination entry identifies him as a general jinshi degree holder ranked in the second class, 73rd place; the office entry places his service as zhu shi between 1894 and 1897.
CBDBWang Renjun (71404)The examination entry gives the general jinshi designation and the second-class, 73rd-place ranking; the office entry supplies the zhu shi title and the 1894–1897 dates.
[7]Authored worksThe three works are classified as authored works, with the volumes one juan, one juan, and two juan respectively.
CBDBWang Renjun (71404)The three work entries provide the titles and volumes and classify each as authored by him.
[8]Classics and Spring and Autumn commentariesThe compilation entries cover the Book of Changes, Documents, Odes, Rites, and the left, Gongyang, and Guliang commentarial traditions on the Spring and Autumn Annals, with each cited item classified as compiled.
CBDBWang Renjun (71404)The cited titles represent the Book of Changes, Documents, Odes, Rites, and the three Spring and Autumn traditions, and their role fields identify Wang Renjun as compiler.
[9]Other classical compilationsAdditional compilation entries concern the Analects, Mencius, Classic of Filial Piety, Erya, and discussions of the Five Classics.
CBDBWang Renjun (71404)The cited titles identify compilations concerning the Analects, Mencius, Classic of Filial Piety, Erya, and discussions of the Five Classics.
[10]Compilations across disciplinesThe catalogue extends beyond the classics to weft texts, philosophical, military, agricultural, astronomical, calendrical, calligraphic, anecdotal, and strange-tale materials; all examples cited are classified as compiled.
CBDBWang Renjun (71404)The cited titles represent weft texts, philosophical works, military and agricultural writings, astronomy, calendrics, scripts, calligraphy, strange tales, and anecdotal literature, and each role field identifies him as compiler.
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