Ma Guohan

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• 可問軒 室名、別號
• 得修綆齋 室名、別號
• 玉函山房 室名、別號
• 種玉山房 室名、別號
• 竹吾 字
• 紅藕花軒 室名、別號
• 詞溪 字

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• 詩人
• 詞人

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1. [1] Life dates and identity Ma Guohan lived from 1794 to 1857 and belonged to the Qing period; he is identified as a bibliographer, official, poet, and ci poet.
   • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The record supplies the name, life dates, Qing dynasty affiliation, and the statuses of poet and ci poet.
   • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical entries give the dates 1794–1857, identify him as a Qing bibliographer, and describe his official career.
   • WikidataMa Guohan (Q15926002)The English label, the description as a Qing-dynasty politician, and the two year claims agree with this identification.
2. [2] Courtesy name and sobriquet The principal biographical wording gives Zhu Wu as the zi and Cixi as the hao; another entry reverses the assignment, while the name fields list both as zi.
   • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical wording gives the principal assignment as zi Zhu Wu and hao Cixi, while another passage reverses the two.
   • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The name fields list Zhuwu and Cixi and classify both entries as zi, so they do not reproduce the biographical zi–hao distinction.
3. [3] Variant designation One biographical wording gives Cixi as the zi and Zhu Wu as the hao, the reverse of the principal assignment.
   • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)A passage gives the alternative designation as zi Cixi and hao Zhu Wu.
4. [4] Studio names and sobriquets His listed studio names or sobriquets include Kewenxuan, Dexiugengzhai, Yuhanshanfang, Zhongyushanfang, and Hongouhuaxuan.
   • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The name fields classify these five romanized names as studio names or sobriquets.
   • WikidataMa Guohan (Q15926002)The English alias list independently includes the corresponding romanized names.
5. [5] Hometown and family origin Ma Guohan was from Licheng in Jinan, Shandong; the family originated in Zhangqiu and moved to Licheng during the time of his great-grandfather.
   • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The profile and biographical text give Licheng in Jinan, Shandong, and explain the family's Zhangqiu origin and later move to Licheng.
   • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The basic-address field gives Licheng as his native place.
6. [6] Family His father was Ma Jin, also recorded as Ma Mingjin, and held the Fenzhou jingli post and several county magistracies; his in-laws included Li Baochi and Li Baoying.
   • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical text names his father as Ma Jin and gives the Fenzhou, Ningxiang, Wuxiang, and Tianzhen offices.
   • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The kinship fields identify the father as Ma Mingjin and list Li Baochi and Li Baoying as in-laws.
7. [7] Early education As a child he accompanied his father in Shanxi and studied with Jia Xuan; his father died in Taiyuan when he was sixteen, and he passed the xiucai examination at nineteen.
   • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical text describes his study under Jia Xuan, his father's death in Taiyuan, and his xiucai success at nineteen.
   • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The examination-entry field includes xiucai.
8. [8] Jinshi examination He placed third in the Daoguang eleventh-year provincial examination and received the jinshi degree in the special examination in the twelfth year (1832), at age thirty-nine.
   • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical entries give the Daoguang twelfth-year and Renchen jinshi references, and specify the third-place provincial examination, the 1832 special examination, and age thirty-nine.
   • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The examination-entry field includes the jinshi degree.
9. [9] Examination verse He left a verse recalling seven provincial examinations over twenty years.
   • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical text directly quotes the verse about recalling the past and seven provincial examinations over twenty years.
10. [10] Shaanxi magistracies After receiving the degree, he served as magistrate of Luochuan, Shiquan, and Jingyang counties in Shaanxi.
    • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical text lists his magistracies at Luochuan, Shiquan, and Jingyang in Shaanxi.
11. [11] Daoguang nineteenth year In the Daoguang nineteenth year, his outstanding performance led to recommendation as cishi, and he took leave to repair graves and residences after a long absence from home.
    • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical text gives the Daoguang nineteenth-year promotion for outstanding performance and the reason for his leave to return home.
12. [12] Longzhou appointment In the Daoguang twenty-fourth year (1844), he was promoted to the zhizhou post at Longzhou in Shaanxi, now Long County.
    • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The entries confirm the Longzhou zhizhou post and give the 1844 promotion and the identification of Longzhou with modern Long County.
13. [13] Retirement and death He resigned because of illness in 1853, died four years later, was buried on the southern slope of Jiulishan, and lived to sixty-four; the recorded death year is 1857.
    • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical text gives the 1853 illness-related resignation, death four years later, burial at Jiulishan, and age sixty-four.
    • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The life-date field gives 1857 as the death year.
    • WikidataMa Guohan (Q15926002)The time claim gives 1857 as the death year.
14. [14] Book collecting From childhood he was devoted to learning and copied unusual books by hand; the preface to 《玉函山房藏書簿錄》 discusses his book collecting.
    • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical text describes his habit of copying unusual books and the preface's account of his book collecting.
15. [15] Yuhan Shanfang Jiyishu 《玉函山房輯佚書》 is described as comprising more than six hundred items.
    • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical entry says that 《玉函山房輯佚書》 comprised more than six hundred items.
    • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The works list includes 《玉函山房輯佚書》.
16. [16] Poetry and prose The poetry and prose titles include 《玉函山房詩鈔》 and 《文集》; another title is 《玉函山房詩集》, while the works list also gives three titles with their juan counts.
    • Souyun馬國翰 (73409)The biographical entries give 《玉函山房詩鈔》 and 《文集》, and one entry uses the title 《玉函山房詩集》.
    • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The works list gives 《玉函山房目耕帖》 in thirty-one juan, 《玉函山房詩文集》 in eighteen juan, and 《紅藕花軒泉品》 in eight juan.
17. [17] Other compilations The listed compilations include 《夢雋》, 《春秋折衷論》, 《春秋通例》, 《禮記外傳》, and 《陰陽書》.
    • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The works list assigns the compiler role to each of the five named works.
18. [18] Classical compilations The compilation list also includes the named Zhouyi, Shangshu, and Maoshi works.
    • CBDBMa Guohan (65773)The works list includes these Zhouyi, Shangshu, and Maoshi titles with the compiler role.