Xue Yingqi

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• 二 行第
• 仲常 字
• 方山 室名、別號

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• 理學家
• [為官者：文]
• 思想家

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1. [1] Name, dates, and identity Xue Yingqi was a Ming-dynasty Neo-Confucian scholar, thinker, and official. His birth is generally placed around 1500, with one date range extending into early 1501, while his death is given as either 1574 or 1575.
   • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The structured biographical record gives the name Xue Yingqi, identifies him with the Ming dynasty, and classifies him as a Neo-Confucian scholar, thinker, and civil official.
   • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The profile and biography identify Xue Yingqi as a Ming figure, usually dated 1500–1574, and describe his official career.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database薛應旂 (A018788)The authority record identifies Xue Yingqi as a male figure of the Ming dynasty, gives a birth range spanning 1500 to early 1501 and a death range in 1575, and lists his offices.
   • WikidataXue Yingqi (Q16904216)The linked person item uses the English name Xue Yingqi, describes him as a Ming-dynasty person, and gives time values corresponding to 1500 and 1575.
2. [2] Courtesy name, style, and birthplace Xue Yingqi's courtesy name was Zhongchang and his style name Fangshan; his native place was Wujin in Changzhou Prefecture, now Wujin District of Changzhou, Jiangsu.
   • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The structured record gives the courtesy name Zhongchang, the style name Fangshan, and Wujin as both native place and registered domicile.
   • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The profile and biographies give the names Zhongchang and Fangshan and identify his home as Wujin County, now Wujin District of Changzhou, Jiangsu.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database薛應旂 (A018788)The authority record gives the two Chinese names and identifies Wujin as his birthplace.
   • WikidataXue Yingqi (Q16904216)The person item supplies the English forms Zhongchang and Fangshan for the two style names.
3. [3] Examinations Xue Yingqi placed 90th in the Yingtian provincial examination, second in the metropolitan examination, and 33rd in the third class of the palace examination before receiving the jinshi degree.
   • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The biographies give the Yingtian provincial-examination rank of 90, the metropolitan-examination rank of second, and the palace-examination result of third class, 33rd place, in 1535.
   • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The examination entry records the jinshi result as third class, 33rd place.
4. [4] Early offices After the jinshi examination, Xue served at Cixi and Jiujang, examined candidates in Fujian, and held posts in the Nanjing Office of Evaluation before becoming its langzhong.
   • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The office data lists the magistracy at Cixi, the Jiujang prefectural-school professorship, the Nanjing Ministry of Personnel post, and the langzhong post.
   • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The biographies and profile record the Cixi magistracy, Jiujang professorship, Fujian examination, Nanjing Office of Evaluation, the assessment, and promotion to langzhong.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database薛應旂 (A018788)The authority note confirms the jinshi degree, the Cixi magistracy, the Jiujang professorship, and the Nanjing Office of Evaluation langzhong post.
5. [5] The Yan Song affair During his tenure as langzhong, Xue rejected Yan Song's attempt to have Wang Ye dismissed and instead dismissed Zhu Jie, angering Yan.
   • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The biography recounts Yan Song's resentment after Wang Ye's impeachment, the letter sent through Zhu Jie, Xue's refusal to dismiss Wang, and his dismissal of Zhu.
6. [6] Demotion and promotion After dismissing the Changzhou prefect Fu Yan, Xue was impeached over an alleged private retaliation, demoted to Jianchang, and promoted to a Ministry of Punishments post after three months.
   • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The office data lists the Jianchang prefectural assistant post.
   • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The biography gives the dismissal of Fu Yan, the accusation brought by Gui Rong, the demotion to Jianchang, and the promotion to the Ministry of Punishments after three months.
7. [7] Later career After the deaths of his stepmother and father, Xue completed mourning, returned to office, held posts in the Ministries of Rites and Education, served in the Fuyan circuit of Shaanxi, and was dismissed in the grand evaluation.
   • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The biography gives the mourning periods, return to the Ministry of Rites, Zhejiang educational post, Shaanxi military-preparedness post, and dismissal in the grand evaluation; the profile also lists the relevant offices.
   • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The kin data identifies the father as Xue Qing, and the office data records the Zhejiang Vice Commissioner of Education post.
8. [8] Death The biography and profile place Xue Yingqi's death in the second year of the Wanli era, 1574.
   • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The biography and profile both give the second year of the Wanli era, 1574, as the death year.
9. [9] Family and siblings Xue Yingqi's recorded family included his great-grandfather 薛瑞, grandfather 薛鍈, father 薛卿, mother 史氏, stepmother 吴氏, elder brother 薛應廷, and younger brothers 薛應辰, 薛邦臣, and 薛應嘉.
   • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The kin data specifies the relationships and names of the great-grandfather, grandfather, father, mother, stepmother, elder brother, and three younger brothers.
10. [10] Wife and descendants His wife was 馮氏; his sons were 薛近魯, the eldest, and 薛近兗, the fourth, and his recorded descendants included 薛敷教, 薛奕, and 薛子衡.
    • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The kin data lists the wife, eldest son, fourth son, grandson, great-grandson, and direct descendant together with their names.
11. [11] Students and intellectual profile Xue Yingqi is classified as a Neo-Confucian scholar and thinker; Gu Xiancheng and his brother studied under him, and Wu Qin is identified as his student.
    • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The status data classifies him as a Neo-Confucian scholar and thinker, while the association data identifies 吳嶔 as his student.
    • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The biography says that Gu Xiancheng and his brother studied under Xue while they were young.
12. [12] Prefaces Zhao Shichun and He Liangjun are identified as the writers of prefaces for books associated with Xue Yingqi.
    • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The association entries connect Zhao Shichun and He Liangjun with Xue Yingqi through the relation that the preface was written by Y.
13. [13] Works The biographies list eight works by Xue Yingqi and also mention 方山集; 薛方山紀述 is separately listed as a work he authored.
    • Souyun薛應旂 (52550)The two biographical passages list eight works and additionally mention 方山集.
    • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The works entry separately identifies 薛方山紀述 as a work with the role of author.
14. [14] Collected works title The 28-volume 方山薛先生全集 is associated with Xue Yingqi; its role is not specified in the record, so the text does not assert authorship.
    • CBDBXue Yingqi (30627)The works entry lists the 28-volume 方山薛先生全集 and marks its role as unspecified.