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科舉: 進士(籠統)
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范太史集
唐鑑
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孝經 一卷
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[1]Identity, dates, names, and family backgroundThis opening paragraph gives Fan Zuyu's name, dates, Northern Song identity, courtesy names, posthumous name, place of origin, and principal family relationships, including the variant family description.
CBDBFan Zuyu (7026)These entries provide his name, dates, courtesy names, posthumous name, Huayang affiliation, historian and thinker classifications, and relationships to Fan Zhen, Fan Baizhi, and Lü Gongzhu.
Souyun范祖禹 (29948)The biographical texts and profile supply the dates, Northern Song setting, Huayang origin, courtesy names, posthumous name, and the descriptions of Fan Zhen's grand-nephew and Fan Bailu's nephew.
WikidataFan Zuyu (Q15912473)The person item supplies the English label, scholar-and-historian description, Chinese historian-and-literary description, alternate names, posthumous name, and date claims.
[2]Family relationshipsThis paragraph identifies Fan Zuyu's paternal uncles and father-in-law.
CBDBFan Zuyu (7026)The kinship entries identify Lü Gongzhu as his father-in-law and Fan Baijia and Fan Baisui as paternal uncles.
[3]Early career and the Zizhi TongjianThis paragraph covers his examination success, first offices, collaboration with Sima Guang, the differing Luoyang durations, and completion of the Tongjian.
CBDBFan Zuyu (7026)The examination entry confirms his jinshi status.
Souyun范祖禹 (29948)The three biographical texts together describe the Jiayou examination, his Longshui appointment, Sima Guang's recruitment, the fifteen years with Guang, the twelve- versus thirteen-year Luoyang discrepancy, responsibility for the Tang outline and chronicle, and his promotion after the Tongjian was completed.
[4]Career officesThis paragraph summarizes the principal central, court-lecturing, historiographical, and Hanlin offices in his career.
Souyun范祖禹 (29948)The profile supplies the Qi-jushe-ren and Zhongshu-she-ren titles, while the biographical texts list the remonstrance, editorial, lecturing, Hanlin, historiographical, decree-drafting, Longtuge, classical-learning-court, and historiographical-bureau offices.
CBDBFan Zuyu (7026)The office entries additionally list Menxia sheng jishizhong, Xueshi, the prefecture office of Shanzhou, and Mishu sheng zhuzuolang.
[5]Yuanyou careerThis paragraph gives the sequence of his appointments during the Yuanyou reign and preserves the two reported dates for his appointment as Minister of Rites.
Souyun范祖禹 (29948)The two career texts give the appointments in Yuanyou years one, four, six, seven, and eight; they differ on whether the Rites appointment belongs to the fourth or fifth year, a difference retained in the paragraph.
CBDBFan Zuyu (7026)The office entries also attest the offices of jishizhong, xueshi, and the Shanzhou prefecture post appearing in this career sequence.
[6]Party affiliation, demotion, and political conflictThis paragraph describes his appointment at Shanzhou, the criticism of his historical work, his treatment as a Yuanyou partisan, successive demotions, and the recorded relationships with Zhu Guangting, Liu Zheng, and Huang Lü.
Souyun范祖禹 (29948)The biographical texts describe his opposition to Zhang Dun's elevation, the Shanzhou appointment, the criticism of the Shenzong record, the Yuanyou-party affiliation, and the sequence of demotions and places of restriction.
CBDBFan Zuyu (7026)The status and relationship entries identify him with the Yuanyou party register, associate him with Shaozhou and Shanzhou, and mark Zhu Guangting as a friend and Liu Zheng and Huang Lü as impeachers.
[7]ChildrenThis paragraph names his two recorded sons and the listed grandchildren, preserving Fan Chong's dates.
CBDBFan Zuyu (7026)The kinship entries identify Fan Chong as the eldest son and give 1067–1141 for his dates, identify Fan Wen as the second son, and list the six grandchildren.
[8]Death and posthumous honorsThis paragraph records his death at Huazhou, age, posthumous restoration of office, and posthumous name.
Souyun范祖禹 (29948)The biographical texts provide the death year and place, age, Jianyan restoration of the Longtuge office, and the Ningzong-era posthumous name.
CBDBFan Zuyu (7026)The basic record confirms the 1098 death year and identifies Zhengxian as the posthumous name.
WikidataFan Zuyu (Q15912473)The person item gives the 1098 death-date claim and lists Zhengxian as a name.
[9]Scholarship and writingsThis paragraph covers his work in the classical-learning court and historiographical bureau, his historical and political thought, and the principal works and attributed titles.
Souyun范祖禹 (29948)The biographical and literary texts supply his service in the classical-learning court and historiographical bureau, participation in the Shenzong record, the three surviving works, the length and subject of Tangjian, its fame and sobriquet, and the fifty-five-juan collected works.
CBDBFan Zuyu (7026)The status and text entries identify him as a historian and thinker and list Fantaishi ji, Tangjian, Dixue, Renhuang xundian, and Jiyi; the role values mark Dixue, Renhuang xundian, and Jiyi as authored works.
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Souyun范祖禹 (29948)The biographical texts and profile supply the dates, Northern Song setting, Huayang origin, courtesy names, posthumous name, and the descriptions of Fan Zhen's grand-nephew and Fan Bailu's nephew.
WikidataFan Zuyu (Q15912473)The person item supplies the English label, scholar-and-historian description, Chinese historian-and-literary description, alternate names, posthumous name, and date claims.