Feng Mengzhen

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• 一 行第
• 快雪 室名、別號
• 開之 字

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• 詩人
• 結社
• [為官者：文]
• 工於文

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1. [1] Name The person's name is Feng Mengzhen.
   • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The name field gives Feng Mengzhen.
   • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The biographical profile identifies the person as 馮夢楨.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The authority entry gives the name 馮夢禎 and its pronunciation féng mèng zhēn.
   • WikidataFeng Mengzhen (Q10895377)The English label is Feng Mengzhen.
2. [2] Conflicting dates The dates are not uniform: one account gives 1546–1605, another gives 1548–1605, and a dated entry gives 3 October 1548 to 31 January 1606.
   • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The year fields give 1548 and 1605.
   • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The profile and biographical text give 1546–1605.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The dated fields give 1548-10-03 and 1606-01-31.
   • WikidataFeng Mengzhen (Q10895377)The date claims use 1548 and 1605 as the birth and death years.
3. [3] Ming poet and official He was a Ming-dynasty poet and official.
   • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The fields identify the Ming dynasty, the poet and literary statuses, and an official post.
   • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The profile and biography identify the Ming dynasty and list his bianxiu and Guozijian offices.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The authority entry gives the Ming dynasty and describes his literary and official career.
   • WikidataFeng Mengzhen (Q10895377)The English description identifies him as a Ming dynasty person.
4. [4] Courtesy name His courtesy name was Kaizhi.
   • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The alternate-name entry identifies 開之 as the courtesy name.
   • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The profile and biography give 開之 and explicitly state that it was his courtesy name.
   • WikidataFeng Mengzhen (Q10895377)The name claims identify Kaizhi and 開之.
5. [5] Kuaixue sobriquet Kuaixue was listed as his studio name and sobriquet.
   • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The alternate-name entry lists 快雪 as a studio name and sobriquet.
   • WikidataFeng Mengzhen (Q10895377)The name claims list Kuaixue and 快雪.
6. [6] Hometown He was from Xiushui in Zhejiang.
   • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The address entries identify Xiushui as his native place and registered residence.
   • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The profile and biography identify him as a native of Zhejiang Xiushui.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The birthplace field gives Xiushui.
7. [7] Other names Other names include Feng Kaizhi, Feng Juqu, Zhenshi Jushi, Feng Zhuangjian, and Zhenshi Jushi.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The alias list gives the five Chinese names and their pronunciations.
8. [8] Family The family entries identify his great-grandfather, grandfather, parents, four younger brothers, first wife, and second wife.
   • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The kinship entries list the named ancestors, parents, four younger brothers, wife, and second wife.
9. [9] Examination career His examination career included shengyuan, xianggong juren, and jinshi.
   • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The examination and school entries list jinshi, xianggong juren, and shengyuan.
10. [10] Jinshi degree He passed the jinshi examination in 1577 and ranked third in the second class.
    • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The examination entry gives the jinshi degree and second-class third-place rank, while the associated title record is the Wanli fifth-year jinshi register.
    • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The biography gives the fifth Wanli year for the jinshi degree, and the linked year is 1577.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The life summary explicitly gives the fifth Wanli year as 1577 and identifies him as a jinshi.
11. [11] Early appointment After the examination he was selected as a shujishi and appointed bianxiu, or compiler.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The life summary states that he was selected as a shujishi and appointed bianxiu.
    • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The profile and biography confirm the bianxiu appointment.
12. [12] Integrity and correspondence He shared an esteem for integrity with Shen Maoxue and Tu Long and exchanged letters with both.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The life summary says that he and Shen Maoxue and Tu Long valued integrity.
    • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The association entries identify letters sent to Tu Long and Shen Maoxue.
13. [13] Metropolitan examination In 1583 he served as a co-examiner for the metropolitan examination and met Tang Xianzu.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The life summary gives 1583, his role as a metropolitan-examination examiner, and his meeting with Tang Xianzu.
14. [14] Conflict with Zhang Juzheng The accounts differ over the consequence of his conflict with Zhang Juzheng: dismissal in one version and assignment as judge of Guangde Prefecture in another.
    • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The biography says that he opposed Zhang Juzheng and was dismissed.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The life summary says that offending Zhang Juzheng led to his being sent out as judge of Guangde Prefecture.
15. [15] Restoration and Nanjing office He was restored to office and eventually became jijiu of the Nanjing Guozijian.
    • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The biography says that he returned to office and reached the post of Nanjing Guozijian jijiu.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The life summary describes his restoration and successive promotion to Nanjing Guozijian jijiu.
    • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The office entry lists jijiu in Nanjing.
16. [16] Impeachment and return He was impeached and returned home.
    • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The biography states that he was impeached and returned home.
17. [17] Move to Hangzhou He later moved his household to Hangzhou.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The life summary states that he later moved his household to Hangzhou.
18. [18] Visit to Qiantang Qiantang was among the places he visited or reached.
    • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The address entry identifies Qiantang as a place he visited or reached.
19. [19] Origin of Kuaixue Hall His family possessed 快雪時晴帖, and this led him to name his hall Kuaixue Hall.
    • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The biography says that the family possessed 快雪時晴帖 and therefore named the hall 快雪堂.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The life summary identifies the collection as Wang Xizhi's 快雪時晴帖 and gives the naming of the hall.
20. [20] Kuaixue as studio name Kuaixue was also his studio name and sobriquet.
    • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The alternate-name entry classifies 快雪 as a studio name and sobriquet.
    • WikidataFeng Mengzhen (Q10895377)The name claims list Kuaixue and 快雪.
21. [21] Literary identity He is identified as a poet accomplished in literary composition.
    • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The status entries identify him as a poet and as accomplished in writing.
22. [22] Works His works included 歷代貢舉志, the sixty-four-volume 快雪堂集, and the one-volume 快雪堂漫錄.
    • CBDBFeng Mengzhen (30240)The texts list 歷代貢舉志, 快雪堂集 in sixty-four volumes, and the one-volume 快雪堂漫錄 as a work he authored.
    • Souyun馮夢楨 (42646)The biography lists all three works.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮夢禎 (A007548)The life summary likewise lists the three works.