Chen Mi

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1. 1216 知某軍事
2. 1221 知某州軍州事
3. 1225 朝奉郎
4. 1225 知某州軍州事

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• 師復 字
• 復齋 室名、別號
• 復齋先生 室名、別號

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• 理學家
• 良吏;循吏
• [為官者：文]

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1. [1] Identity and status The evidence gives Chen Mi's name, dates, Southern Song affiliation, Neo-Confucian classification, and official career.
   • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The record gives Chen Mi's name, birth and death years, Song affiliation, Neo-Confucian classification, and an official post.
   • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The profile gives his name, life dates, Southern Song affiliation, and official titles.
   • WikidataChen Mi (Q16077967)The entity is labeled Chen Mi and described as a Song-dynasty scholar who lived from 1171 to 1230.
2. [2] Names and designations The evidence gives Shifu as his courtesy name, Fuzhai and Fuzhai Xiansheng as alternate names, and also preserves 文貞 as a designation.
   • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The record classifies Shifu as the courtesy name and Fuzhai and Fuzhai Xiansheng as style names or alternate names.
   • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The profile lists Shifu, Fuzhai, and Fuzhai Xiansheng, while the biography calls him Fuzhai Xiansheng among scholars.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陳宓 (A003945)The authority record preserves the variants 師复, 文貞, 師復, and 復齋.
   • WikidataChen Mi (Q16077967)The name and claim values list Fuzhai, Fuzhai Xiansheng, Shifu, the Chinese alias forms, and 文貞.
3. [3] Birthplace Chen Mi was from Putian, identified in the profile as present-day Putian in Fujian.
   • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The address record identifies Putian as his basic ancestral place.
   • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The profile and biographies identify him as a native of Putian and specify present-day Fujian.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陳宓 (A003945)The birthplace value is Putian.
4. [4] Chronological disagreement Multiple records give 1171–1230 and an age of sixty at death, while another note places his approximate birth in 1160; its death field gives a date range beginning in 1230.
   • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The record gives 1171 as the birth year and 1230 as the death year.
   • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The profile and biographies give 1171–1230 and state that he died at sixty.
   • WikidataChen Mi (Q16077967)The date claims give birth and death years of 1171 and 1230.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陳宓 (A003945)The note gives an approximate birth in Shaoxing 30, or 1160, while the death field gives a range from January 1230 into February 1231.
5. [5] Family Chen Mi was the son of Chen Junqing, identified as a grand councilor under Xiaozong, and his brothers included Chen Shou and Chen Ding.
   • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The kinship values identify Chen Junqing as father and Chen Shou and Chen Ding as brothers.
   • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The biographies identify him as Chen Junqing's son and identify Chen Ding as his brother.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陳宓 (A003945)The note identifies Chen Junqing as a grand councilor under Xiaozong and Chen Mi as his son.
6. [6] Marriage and descendants The kinship values identify Liang Miaohui as his wife, Chen Gui as his son, Chen Zan as his grandson, and Liang Kejia and Gong Zheng as fathers-in-law.
   • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The kinship values list Liang Miaohui as wife, Chen Gui as son, Chen Zan as grandson, and Liang Kejia and Gong Zheng as fathers-in-law.
7. [7] Teachers and associations Chen Mi studied with Zhu Xi in youth and later with Huang Gan, and wrote prefaces for works by Lin Guangchao, Liang Kejia, and Huang Gan.
   • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The association values identify Zhu Xi as his teacher and connect him with prefaces for works by Lin Guangchao, Liang Kejia, and Huang Gan.
   • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The biographies state that he entered Zhu Xi's circle when young and later studied or traveled with Huang Gan.
8. [8] Early career He entered service through hereditary privilege, worked in the Nan'an salt-tax administration and the Southern and Western Outer Muzongyuan, and became magistrate of Anxi in 1210.
   • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The record gives hereditary appointment, the Nan'an salt-tax post, and the Anxi magistracy with their associated places.
   • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The biographies give the 1197 Nan'an salt-tax appointment, the Southern and Western Outer Muzongyuan assignments, and the 1210 Anxi magistracy.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陳宓 (A003945)The note confirms the 1197 Quanzhou Nan'an salt-tax appointment and the Southern Outer Muzongyuan assignment.
9. [9] Jiading seventh to ninth years In Jiading 7 he entered the Directorate of Palace Memorials, remonstrated on current abuses, became Military Equipment Office Supervisor, and submitted another memorial on three abuses; in Jiading 9 he was sent to Nankang after offending Shi Miyuan.
   • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The official-post values include the Directorate of Palace Memorials, Military Equipment Office Supervisor, and Nankang governorship.
   • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The biographies give the Jiading 7 remonstrances and promotion, followed by the Jiading 9 conflict with Shi Miyuan and appointment to Nankang.
10. [10] Nankang and Nan Jian administration After Nankang he governed Nan Jian, where the biographies describe disaster relief, assistance to the people, beneficial administration, and the foundation of Yanping Academy; the classification also calls him a good and exemplary official.
    • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The official and status values give Nan Jian and the designations good official and exemplary official.
    • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The biographies describe disaster relief, assistance to the people, beneficial administration, and the founding of Yanping Academy.
11. [11] Zhangzhou and judicial appointment He was appointed to Zhangzhou in Jiading 17, requested retirement after Ningzong's death, and in Baoqing 2 declined the Guangdong judicial appointment in three memorials; the office is also styled as the Guangnan Eastern Circuit judicial appointment.
    • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The official-post value places his Zhangzhou appointment in 1225–1226.
    • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The biographies give the Jiading 17 Zhangzhou appointment, retirement request, and Baoqing 2 Guangdong judicial appointment with three refusals; the profile gives the Guangnan Eastern Circuit form.
12. [12] Additional offices The profile and office values list the additional offices and confirm that he later served as 直秘閣主管崇禧觀.
    • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The profile lists the Directorate of Palace Memorials, Military Equipment Office Supervisor, 直秘閣, Chongxi Abbey, the diplomatic and imperial-clan offices, and Dunzongyuan; the biographies confirm the 直秘閣 assignment.
    • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The office values list the Directorate of Palace Memorials, Military Equipment Office Supervisor, and 直秘閣.
13. [13] Death and posthumous award He died in Shaoding 3, corresponding to 1230, and was posthumously awarded 直龍圖閣.
    • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The biographies give death in Shaoding 3 and the posthumous award 直龍圖閣.
    • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The values give the death year 1230 and the 直龍圖閣 title.
14. [14] Bibliography The evidence lists the four named works and the two forms of the collected-works title, while preserving the 抄／鈔 title variation.
    • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The works values list 唐史贅疣, 復齋先生集, 春秋三傳鈔, 論語注義問答, and 讀通鑑綱目.
    • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The biographies list the four works and 復齋先生龍圖陳公文集.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陳宓 (A003945)The note lists the Analects, Spring and Autumn, comprehensive-history, and Tang-history works together with the twenty-three-volume collection.
15. [15] Title and volume variants The title 《讀通鑑綱目》 also appears as 《續通鑑綱目》; the collection is given as twenty-three volumes in one form and as several dozen volumes in another.
    • CBDBChen Mi (10892)The works value lists 讀通鑑綱目.
    • Souyun陳宓 (34738)The biographies list 讀通鑑綱目 and a twenty-three-volume collection, while another passage describes the collected works as several dozen volumes.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陳宓 (A003945)The note uses the title 續通鑑綱目 and specifies a twenty-three-volume collection.