Yang Weizhen

TimelineCBDB

1. 1341 四務提擧 至正

Office recordsCBDB

FamilyCBDB

AliasesCBDB

• 廉夫 字
• 抱遺老人 室名、別號
• 東維子 室名、別號
• 鐵崖 室名、別號
• 鐵笛道人 室名、別號

StatusCBDB

• 家塾師
• [為官者：文]
• 拒絕出仕
• 精於某種樂器

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1. [1] Name, dates, and identity The main record gives the name Yang Weizhen, birth in 1296, death in 1370, and Yuan affiliation; the Chinese form in that record is 楊維禎.
   • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The main record supplies the English name, the alternative Chinese form 楊維禎, the years 1296 and 1370, and the Yuan dynasty.
   • WikidataYang Weizhen (Q573800)The entity is labelled Yang Weizhen and 楊維楨; its description calls him a Chinese artist of 1296–1370, while the date statements also give 1297 and 1296 as alternative birth years and 1370 as the death year.
2. [2] Courtesy name and sobriquets Yang Weizhen’s courtesy name was Lianfu, and the other listed names are sobriquets or studio names.
   • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The alternate-name entries identify Lianfu as the courtesy name and list Baoyi Laoren, Dongweizi, Tieya, and Tiedi Daoren as studio names or sobriquets.
   • WikidataYang Weizhen (Q573800)The English name list and name statements repeat Lianfu, Baoyi Laoren, Dongweizi, Tieya, and Tiedi Daoren.
3. [3] Native place, residence, and burial The place entries give Shanyin and Kuaiji as native-place alternatives, Zhuji Zhou as ancestral home, Songjiang Prefecture as a place of residence, and Huating as the burial place.
   • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The place entries classify Shanyin and Kuaiji as native places and Zhuji Zhou as the ancestral home.
4. [4] Residence and burial place The place entries classify Songjiang Prefecture as a residence and Huating as the burial place, dated to 1370.
   • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The place entries identify Songjiang Prefecture as a place of residence and Huating as the burial place in 1370.
5. [5] Family line The kinship entries identify Yang Zhen as a fourth-generation ancestor, Yang Wenxiu as great-grandfather, Yang Jing as grandfather, Yang Hong as father, and Li as mother.
   • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The kinship entries provide the successive relationships and names from Yang Zhen through Yang Hong, and identify Li as Yang Hong’s wife and Yang Weizhen’s mother.
6. [6] Cousin Yang Weihan is identified as Yang Weizhen’s cousin, with dates of 1294–1351.
   • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The kinship entry identifies Yang Weihan as a cousin and gives his birth and death years as 1294 and 1351.
7. [7] Wives and son The kinship entries list Qian, Zheng, and Chen as the first, second, and third wives, and Yang Hang as a son.
   • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The kinship entries list Qian, Zheng, and Chen as wives in first, second, and third positions, and identify Yang Hang as a son.
8. [8] Examination The examination entry gives Yang Weizhen the status of jinshi.
   • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The examination entry classifies him as a jinshi.
9. [9] Offices The office entries connect the four offices with Tiantai, Shaoxing Route, Jiande Route, and the Jiangxi Circuit Pacification Commission.
   • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The office entries associate the four posts with Tiantai, Shaoxing Route, Jiande Route, and the Jiangxi Circuit Pacification Commission.
10. [10] Hangzhou appointment The office entry dates the Four Services appointment to 1341 in the Zhizheng era; the associated entry says Ouyang Xuan recruited Yang Weizhen for Hangzhou’s Four Services.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The office entry supplies 1341, the Zhizheng era, Hangzhou Route, and the Four Services post; the associated entry names Ouyang Xuan as the person who recruited him and refers to Hangzhou’s Four Services.
11. [11] Other statuses The status entries describe him as a civil official, household tutor, person who declined office, and skilled in an unspecified instrument.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The status entries list household tutor, civil official, declined official service, and expertise in an unspecified instrument.
12. [12] Friendship and verse exchange The relationship entries identify Ke Jiusi as a friend and Chen Qiao and Guo Yi as poets who exchanged verse with Yang Weizhen.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The relationship entries classify Ke Jiusi as a friend and connect Chen Qiao and Guo Yi with Yang Weizhen through verse exchange and related poems.
13. [13] Students one The relationship entries identify Yin Kui, Shentu Heng, Lu Xiong, Ni Zhong, Zhang Xian, Wu Fu, Wang Sui, Zhu Fei, Yu Shan, and Lü Xun as students.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)Ten relationship entries classify Yin Kui, Shentu Heng, Lu Xiong, Ni Zhong, Zhang Xian, Wu Fu, Wang Sui, Zhu Fei, Yu Shan, and Lü Xun as students.
14. [14] Students two Additional relationship entries identify Dong Zuocai, Zou Yi, Wang Ruyu, Xu Shu, Zhang Xueji, and Tang Zhen as students.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)Six relationship entries classify Dong Zuocai, Zou Yi, Wang Ruyu, Xu Shu, Zhang Xueji, and Tang Zhen as students.
15. [15] Impeachment of Wang Yi The relationship entry says that Wang Yi was impeached by Yang Weizhen and associates the episode with the epithet 文妖.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The relationship entry identifies Wang Yi as the person impeached by Yang Weizhen and includes the term 文妖 in its note.
16. [16] Burial The death, burial-place, and burial-relationship entries show that Yang Weizhen died in 1370, that his students petitioned Lin Gongqing, and that the burial took place at Ganshan in Huating in the third Hongwu year.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The main record gives 1370 as the death year, the place entry gives Huating as the burial place, and the burial relationship describes the students’ petition to Lin Gongqing, the Ganshan site, and the third year of Hongwu.
17. [17] Literary activity The relationship categories cover verse exchange, prefaces, epitaphs, biographies, Buddhist and Daoist temple records, and colophons on calligraphy and painting.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The relationship categories identify verse exchange, writing prefaces, epitaphs, biographies, Buddhist temple records, Daoist temple records, and calligraphic or painting colophons.
18. [18] Painting and calligraphy subjects The colophon entries concern Zhao Mengfu’s Five-Colored Horse painting, Shen Rui’s Flute-playing on Jun Mountain, and 《書畫舫記》.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)Three calligraphy-and-painting entries name the Five-Colored Horse painting, the Flute-playing on Jun Mountain painting, and 《書畫舫記》, together with the associated figures.
19. [19] Preface to 《鐵崖古樂府》 The title note for the front matter of 《鐵崖古樂府》 names Wu Fu, Zhang Yu, and others as preface writers.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)Two preface-related notes state that Wu Fu, Zhang Yu, and others supplied prefaces at the beginning of 《鐵崖古樂府》.
20. [20] Posthumous biographies and sacrificial text The posthumous relationship entries associate Bei Qiong with 《鐵崖先生傳》, Zhu Yizun with 《楊維楨傳》, and the student Yin Kui with 《祭先師鐵崖楊先生文》.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The relationship entries connect Bei Qiong with 《鐵崖先生傳》, Zhu Yizun with 《楊維楨傳》, and the student Yin Kui with 《祭先師鐵崖楊先生文》.
21. [21] Titles one The text entries list thirteen titles from 《西湖竹枝集》 through 《富春人物志》 as works associated with Yang Weizhen; their roles are unspecified in these entries.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The text entries list the thirteen titles used in the sentence; the role field for these entries is unspecified, so the sentence uses the cautious wording titles associated with him.
22. [22] Titles two The text entries also list 《麗澤遺音》 and the eight titles that follow it, while 《麗則遺音》 appears separately.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The text entries contain both 《麗則遺音》 and 《麗澤遺音》 and list the eight additional titles in the sentence.
23. [23] Explicitly authored works The role field explicitly marks 《煮茶夢記》, 《啞倡志》, and 《南樓美人傳》 as authored works, each in one juan.
    • CBDBYang Weizhen (12087)The three text entries include one-juan titles and explicitly assign each the role of author.