Zou Hao

TimelineCBDB

1. 1102 寶文閣待制
2. 1102 知某州軍州事
3. 1105 知某州軍州事

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• 志全 字
• 志完 字
• 忠 諡號
• 至完 字
• 道鄉先生 室名、別號

StatusCBDB

• 鄉先生
• [為官者：文]
• 思想家
• 入元祐黨籍者

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1. [1] Life dates and identity Zou Hao lived from 1060 to 1111 and was a Northern Song official and thinker.
   • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The basic data gives his name, dates, Song affiliation, thinker status, and office as Right Remonstrator.
   • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The profile and biographical texts identify him as a Northern Song person who lived from 1060 to 1111 and held official posts.
   • WikidataZou Hao (Q45362767)The English label, date claims, and Song-dynasty description confirm the identity and period.
2. [2] Courtesy name and sobriquets His courtesy name was 志完, with the variants 志全 and 至完, and his sobriquets included 道鄉、道鄉居士, and 道鄉先生.
   • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The alternate-name data lists 志全、志完、至完 as courtesy-name forms and 道鄉先生 as a sobriquet.
   • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographical texts use 志完, 道鄉居士, 道鄉, and 道鄉先生.
   • WikidataZou Hao (Q45362767)The name list and name claims also preserve 志全、志完、至完, and 道鄉先生.
3. [3] Native place His native place is given as Changzhou Jinling, modern Changzhou in Jiangsu, with Wujin as another designation.
   • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The address data lists Wujin as the basic native place and Jinling as another native-place designation.
   • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The profile and biographies identify him as a native of Changzhou Jinling, modern Changzhou in Jiangsu.
4. [4] Family His father was Zou Jian; his brothers, sons, nephew, grandson, and the relative described as his father's maternal grandfather are all named in the kinship data.
   • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The kinship data identifies Zou Jian as father, Zou Dong and Zou Kuang as younger brothers, and Zou Xu, Zou Xiang, and Zou Bing as sons; Zou Dong lived from 1062 to 1110.
5. [5] Extended family The extended-family data names Zou Chu as a nephew, Zou Yu as a grandson, and Sun Shinan in the relation described as his father's maternal grandfather.
   • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The kinship data identifies Zou Chu as a nephew, Zou Yu as a grandson, and Sun Shinan as the relative described as his father's maternal grandfather.
6. [6] Friendships Tian Zhou and Wang Hui are listed as Zou Hao's friends.
   • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The association data classifies Tian Zhou and Wang Hui as friends.
7. [7] Jinshi degree He passed the jinshi examination in the fifth year of Yuanfeng, corresponding to 1082.
   • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The examination entry identifies him as a jinshi graduate.
   • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographies place his jinshi success in the fifth year of Yuanfeng, with one text giving the year as 1082.
8. [8] Early offices After the examination he taught at Yangzhou, Yingchang Prefecture, and Xiangzhou, and served as Taichang boshi during the Yuanyou era.
   • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The titles and biographies jointly give his teaching posts in Yangzhou, Yingchang Prefecture, and Xiangzhou, as well as Taichang boshi.
9. [9] Appointment and dismissal Su Song appointed him Taichang boshi, Lai Zhi-shao had him dismissed, and he was assigned to the Xiangzhou state school in the eighth year of Yuanyou.
   • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographical text explicitly gives Su Song's appointment, Lai Zhi-shao's opposition, and the later Xiangzhou assignment.
10. [10] Remonstrant career In 1098 he was summoned by Emperor Zhezong, appointed Right Remonstrator, and repeatedly submitted memorials in a forthright remonstrant style.
    • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The office data gives Right Remonstrator, while the associated note describes his repeated memorials during Emperor Zhezong's reign.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographies state that he was summoned in the first year of Yuanfu, appointed Right Remonstrator, repeatedly memorialized, and remonstrated frankly.
11. [11] Liu empress controversy He opposed Liu's installation as empress and consequently came into conflict with Zhang Dun.
    • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The associated note names Zhang Dun and links the controversy to Hao's remonstrance and loss of office.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographies describe his opposition to Liu's installation as empress and the resulting conflict with Zhang Dun.
12. [12] Yuanfu exile When Zhang Dun became chief councillor, he denounced Hao as reckless; Hao was stripped of office, dismissed from the rolls, and confined at Xinzhou in the second year of Yuanfu.
    • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The associated note says that Zhang Dun held sole power and that Hao was stripped after criticizing him.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographies state that Zhang Dun denounced him as reckless and that he was stripped, dismissed, and confined at Xinzhou in the second year of Yuanfu.
13. [13] Restoration under Huizong After Huizong's accession he held the Yuanzhou wine-tax post, was restored as Right Remonstrator, advanced through several court posts, and became vice minister in the Personnel and War ministries.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The titles and biographies list the Yuanzhou wine-tax post, Right and Left Remonstrator, Qiju Sheren, Zhongshu Sheren, and the Personnel and War vice ministries in sequence.
14. [14] Chongning prefectures In 1102, because of his opposition to Cai Jing, he was sent out as Bao wenge daizhi to Jiangning, then transferred to Hangzhou and Yuezhou in 1105.
    • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The office data gives Bao wenge daizhi, the 1102 Hangzhou appointment, and the 1105 Yuezhou appointment.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographies describe his opposition to Cai Jing, appointment as Bao wenge daizhi and prefect of Jiangning, and transfers to Hangzhou and Yuezhou in the first year of Chongning.
15. [15] Later banishments He was again punished over the Liu empress affair, moved through Hengzhou, Yongzhou, Zhaozhou, and Hanyang Army, and returned to Changzhou in the fifth year of Chongning.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographies detail the renewed Liu empress controversy, demotion to Hengzhou, confinement at Yongzhou, banishment to Zhaozhou, transfer to Hanyang Army, and return to Changzhou.
16. [16] Later title and ennoblement During Daguan he was partly restored to the Longtuge post, and his titles included Kaiguo Nan of Wen'an County.
    • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The office data lists the Longtuge post.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The profile lists the Wen'an County title and the Longtuge post, while the biographies place the restoration in the Daguan era.
17. [17] Yuanyou register and honorific He was entered in the Yuanyou party register and was known by the honorific 鄉先生.
    • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The status and alternate-name data list 鄉先生, entry in the Yuanyou party register, and the related sobriquet 道鄉先生.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The profile and biographies use the honorific 道鄉先生.
18. [18] Classical works His works included the Analects and Mencius commentaries titled 《論語解義》 and 《孟子解義》.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biography explicitly names 《論語解義》 and 《孟子解義》 as his works.
19. [19] Collected works He wrote 《道鄉集》 in forty juan, also known by the title 《道鄉先生鄒忠公文集》.
    • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The bibliographic title is 《道鄉先生鄒忠公文集》.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographies identify 《道鄉集》 as a forty-juan collection.
20. [20] Poetry editions The poetry collection was based on Zou Liang's Chenghua edition, collated against the Zhengde and Siku editions, with newly compiled outside-the-collection poems appended.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The poetry notice specifies Zou Liang's Chenghua-sixth-year edition as the base, lists the Zhengde and Wen yuan ge editions used for collation, and says that newly compiled outside-the-collection poems were appended.
21. [21] Death He died in the third month of the first year of Zhenghe, 1111, at the age of fifty-two.
    • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The basic data gives his year of death as 1111.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biographies give the first year of Zhenghe, age fifty-two, and, in one text, the third month.
    • WikidataZou Hao (Q45362767)The date claim confirms the year 1111.
22. [22] Posthumous honors In the third year of Jianyan he was restored posthumously to Longtuge daizhi, granted Bao wenge zhixueshi, and given the posthumous name Zhong.
    • CBDBZou Hao (3888)The office and alternate-name data preserve the Longtuge title and the posthumous name 忠.
    • Souyun鄒浩 (33143)The biography explicitly states the Jianyan-third-year restoration, grant of Bao wenge zhixueshi, and posthumous name 忠.