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絜齋家塾書鈔
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絜齋毛詩經筵講義
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絜齋家墊書鈔
絜齋毛詩
經筵講義(袁燮)
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[1]Name, dates, and statusYuan Xie lived from 1144 to 1224 and was a Southern Song scholar and official.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The basic fields give Yuan Xie's name, life dates, Song affiliation, and official and thinker classifications.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The profile and biographical text identify him as a Southern Song figure and describe his scholarly and official career.
WikidataYuan Xie (Q15935402)The item gives the English name Yuan Xie and date values corresponding to 1144 and 1224.
[2]Courtesy name and posthumous titleHis courtesy name was Heshu, his sobriquet was Xiezhai, he was known as Xiezhai xiansheng, and his posthumous title was Zhengxian.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The alternate-name fields classify Heshu as the courtesy name, Zhengxian as the posthumous title, and list Xiezhai and Xiezhai xiansheng.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The profile and biographies give the Chinese forms and classifications of all four names.
WikidataYuan Xie (Q15935402)The item lists Heshu, Zhengxian, Xiezhai xiansheng, and Xiezhai as aliases.
[3]Native placeYuan Xie was from Yin County, now Ningbo in Zhejiang.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The basic-address field gives Yin County as his native place.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The profile and biographies identify Yin County and specify present-day Ningbo, Zhejiang.
[4]FamilyThe family relationships include his great-grandfather, father, paternal relative, younger brother, distant cousin, wife, and father-in-law.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The kinship fields identify the named ancestors, collateral relatives, wife, and father-in-law and give their relationships.
[5]Children and descendantsHis children were Yuan Qiao, Yuan Fu, Yuan Su, and Yuan Shang; the same kinship data also names his son-in-law, nephew, and grandson.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The kinship fields name Yuan Su, Lin Chong, Yuan Qiao, Yuan Fu, Yuan Shang, and Yuan Heng and identify their relationships.
[6]Examination and first appointmentHe passed the jinshi examination in the eighth year of Chunxi and was appointed Jiangyin Commandant.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The examination entry identifies him as a jinshi.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographies give the Chunxi eighth-year examination and Jiangyin appointment, and the title list confirms both offices.
[7]Famine reliefDuring the western Zhejiang famine, Yuan Xie went to provide relief effectively.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographical text describes his relief work during the western Zhejiang famine.
[8]Imperial Academy and proscriptionAfter Ningzong's accession, he became an official of the Imperial Academy and left office during the Qingyuan proscription after speaking on affairs.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographies describe his summons after Ningzong's accession and his departure during the proscription, with differing names for the ban.
[9]Zhejiang Eastern and Fujian serviceHe later served under the Zhejiang Eastern regional commander and in an assistant post in Fujian's Ever-Normal Granary administration.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biography gives his move to the Zhejiang Eastern commander's staff and then to the Fujian Ever-Normal Granary post.
[10]Jiading appointmentsIn the first two years of Jiading he served in the Imperial Clan, Privy Council, Jiangzhou, Jiangxi relief administration, and Longxing, before returning to a Directorate post.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The office data gives the Jiangzhou and Ever-Normal Granary appointments and their locations and dates.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographies give the Jiading chronology, while the title list confirms the Imperial Clan, Taichang, Jiangzhou, Jiangxi, Longxing, and Directorate posts.
[11]Central and palace officesHis later career included the listed central-government, educational, palace-library, rites, and honorary offices.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The office list includes the Director of the Directorate of Education, Bao Wenge daizhi, and the Sifeng office.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographies and title list jointly provide the Kaogong, Sifeng, educational, library, rites, and zhi xueshi titles.
[12]Dispute with Shi MiyuanIn Jiading 12, Yuan Xie was impeached and dismissed after disputing peace negotiations with Shi Miyuan, and more than 300 academy students escorted him at his departure.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The association entry identifies Shi Miyuan as an opponent or target of attack and gives an associated year.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographies describe the dispute over peace, dismissal, the Jiading twelfth year, and the farewell by more than 300 academy students.
[13]Late appointments and Wenzhou questionHe was appointed to Hongqing Palace and later named prefect of Wenzhou; the biographies say he did not go, while the office data lists Wenzhou appointments, so the actual service is disputed.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The office data lists Wenzhou appointments and dates, which differs from the biographical statement that he did not take up the post.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographies and title list give the Hongqing Palace appointment, Wenzhou appointment without taking office, and zhi xueshi title.
[14]Death and ageYuan Xie died in the seventeenth year of Jiading, 1224, at the age of eighty-one.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The basic fields give his birth year as 1144 and death year as 1224.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographies state that he died in Jiading 17 at age 81, and the profile gives 1224 as the death year.
[15]Posthumous honorsAfter his death, he received the titles Longtuge xueshi and Kaifu Yitong Sansi.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographical title and profile list the Longtuge xueshi and Kaifu Yitong Sansi honors.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The alternate-name field identifies Zhengxian as his posthumous title.
[16]Study under Lu Jiuyuan and related writingsYuan Xie studied under Lu Jiuyuan and wrote a preface to his collected writings and a memorial text for him.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The association entries name Lu Jiuyuan and state that Yuan Xie wrote a preface to the Xiangshan collection and a memorial text for him.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biography explicitly says that Yuan Xie studied under Lu Jiuyuan.
[17]Teaching and studentsHe taught at a village school, and the listed students include Yuan Shao, Wang Minzhong, Shu Yan, Hu Ge, Zhang Huan, Zhu Zhen, Hu Qian, Xu Yuan, and Lu Kang.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The student relationships name all nine students and note that Yuan Xie taught at a village school.
[18]Transmission of Lu learningHu Qian studied under Yuan Xie and transmitted Lu Jiuyuan's learning.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The student entry and its note state that Hu Qian studied under Yuan Xie and transmitted Lu Jiuyuan's learning.
[19]FriendsYuan Xie's friends included Wu Jianzi, Jiang Ruhui, and Yang Zijia.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The association entries classify Wu Jianzi, Jiang Ruhui, and Yang Zijia as his friends.
[20]Works and transmissionHis son Yuan Fu compiled the posthumous writings; the listed works and their survival, loss, and lengths are given in the biographies and work list.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The works and kinship fields identify the three works and Yuan Fu as Yuan Xie's son.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographies state that Yuan Fu compiled the writings and give the titles, juan counts, and survival status.
[21]Reconstruction from the Yongle dadianQing editors reconstructed Xiezhai ji in 24 juan from the Yongle dadian.
Souyun袁燮 (31389)The biographical text states that Qing editors used the Yongle dadian to reconstruct a 24-juan collection.
[22]Variant work titlesThe works also occur under the listed variant title forms.
CBDBYuan Xie (10289)The work list gives the alternative forms for the family-study, Mao Shi, and lecture-commentary titles.