Huang Wan

TimelineCBDB

1. 1510 都事 正德
2. 1522 都察院經歷 嘉靖
3. 1526 工部營繕司員外郎 嘉靖
4. 1527 光祿寺少卿 嘉靖
5. 1527 大理寺左少卿 嘉靖
6. 1527 經筵講官 嘉靖
7. 1527 纂修官 嘉靖
8. 1527 纂修官 嘉靖
9. 1527 翰林院侍講學士 嘉靖
10. 1527 詹事府少詹事 嘉靖
11. 1528 禮部右侍郎 嘉靖
12. 1528 翰林院侍講學士 嘉靖
13. 1528 詹事府詹事 嘉靖
14. 1533 禮部左侍郎 嘉靖
15. 1535 知貢舉官 嘉靖
16. 1539 安南正使 嘉靖
17. 1539 禮部尚書 嘉靖
18. 1539 翰林院學士 嘉靖

Office recordsCBDB

FamilyCBDB

AliasesCBDB

• 久庵 室名、別號
• 久庵居士 室名、別號
• 叔賢 字
• 宗賢 字
• 石龍 别名、曾用名

StatusCBDB

• 理學家 — 陽明學派
• 思想家

AssociationsCBDB

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ExaminationsCBDB

WorksCBDB

Citations

1. [1] Name, dates, and intellectual status The main person entry gives Huang Wan's name, birth in 1480, death in 1554, and Ming affiliation, while classifying him as a Yangming-school Neo-Confucian and a thinker; the person item gives the same dates and identifies him as a Ming-dynasty person.
   • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The main person entry supplies the name, dates, Ming affiliation, and the two intellectual classifications.
   • WikidataHuang Wan (Q45600140)The person item labels him Huang Wan, gives the same two years, and describes him as a Ming-dynasty person.
2. [2] Names and native place The alternate-name entries give Shuxian and Zongxian as courtesy names, Jiuan and Jiuanjushi as sobriquets or studio names, and Shilong as an alternate name; the address entries give Huangyan and Taiping.
   • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The alternate-name entries identify the courtesy names, sobriquets, and alternate name, while the address entries give Huangyan and Taiping.
   • WikidataHuang Wan (Q45600140)The name entries independently list the four romanized names Jiuan, Jiuanjushi, Shuxian, and Zongxian.
3. [3] Family The kinship entries give two forms of the father's name, Huang Gongbu and Huang Gongfu, and identify Huang Chengwen as the son.
   • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The kinship entries give the two paternal-name forms and Huang Chengwen as his son.
4. [4] Student status The educational-status entry places him among jiansheng in the yinjian category.
   • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The status entry identifies him as a jiansheng and specifies the yinjian category.
5. [5] Early office The office entry gives a 1510–1512 term as dushi and associates the post with the Houjun Dudu Fu.
   • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The office entry dates the dushi appointment to 1510–1512, corresponding to Zhengde years 5–7, and gives the Houjun Dudu Fu as the associated office.
6. [6] Offices in the early Jiajing period The office entries give a 1522–1526 Nanjing jingli term and a 1526 appointment as Gongbu Yingshansi yuanwailang.
   • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The office entries document the Nanjing Duchayuan jingli term from 1522 to 1526 and the 1526 Gongbu Yingshansi yuanwailang appointment, also associated with Nanjing.
7. [7] Nanjing Xingbu appointment Another office entry gives a Xingbu yuanwailang appointment associated with Nanjing.
   • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The office entry gives the Xingbu yuanwailang title and Nanjing as its associated place.
8. [8] Offices in 1527–1528 The office entries place Dali si zuo shaoqing, Guanglu si shaoqing, Hanlin yuan shijiang xueshi, Zhanshi fu shao zhanshi, Zhanshi fu zhanshi, jingyan jiangguan, and zuanxiu guan in the 1527–1528 period.
   • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The office entries cover 1527–1528 and list the Dali Temple, Guanglu Temple, Hanlin Academy, Jianshi Office, palace-lecture, and compilation appointments.
9. [9] Later offices The office entries give the Nanjing Libu you shilang term from 1528 to 1533, the Libu zuo shilang term from 1533 to 1535, and the 1535 zhi gongju guan appointment.
   • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The office entries document the two vice-ministerial terms and the chief-examiner appointment, including their dates and the Nanjing association of the right vice-ministerial post.
10. [10] 1539 appointments Three office entries place the Libu shangshu, Hanlin yuan xueshi, and Annan zhengshi appointments in 1539, the eighteenth year of Jiajing.
    • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The three office entries all give 1539 and Jiajing year 18 for these three appointments.
11. [11] Teachers and intellectual affiliation The association entries identify Wang Shouren and Xie Duo as teachers, while the status entries identify Huang Wan with Yangming-school Neo-Confucianism and as a thinker.
    • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The association entries identify Wang Shouren and Xie Duo as teachers, and the status entries give the Yangming-school and thinker classifications.
12. [12] Prefaces, epitaphs, and biographies The literary-association entries record a preface for a work by Xia Yan, epitaphs for Liang Gu and Xue Jun, and biographies of Zheng Shanfu, Wang Shuying, Chen Zhuang, Wang Qian, Zhang Chi, Zhang Ji, and Dong Yun.
    • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The association entries specify the preface, epitaph, and biographical relationships and name each associated person.
13. [13] Sacrificial texts I The association entries record sacrificial texts for Li Dongyang, Wang Shouren, Xie Qian, Xie Duo, Zhang Yuanzhen, Chen Lin, Zhang Ding, and Xi Shu.
    • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The association entries name the eight people for whom these sacrificial texts are recorded.
14. [14] Sacrificial texts II and farewell piece The association entries record sacrificial texts for Dai Deru, Xu Ai, Fang Hao, Wang Qi, Zhu Jie, Yu Ben, and Han Bangwen, along with a farewell poem or preface for Xie Duo.
    • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The association entries name the seven people receiving sacrificial texts and specify the farewell poem, farewell text, or preface for Xie Duo.
15. [15] Works The text entries give six works, including Shilong ji in twenty-eight juan.
    • CBDBHuang Wan (68258)The text entries name the six works and specify twenty-eight juan for Shilong ji.