Souyun劉一止 (24997)The profile and biographies list 起居郎.
[16]First dismissalHe was dismissed after speaking out against the chief ministers and put in charge of Chongdao Abbey in Taizhou.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The biographies describe dismissal for speaking out and the subsequent appointment at Chongdao Abbey in Taizhou; the profile lists that post.
[17]YuanzhouHe was appointed governor of Yuanzhou.
CBDBLiu Yizhi (3594)The office value gives a prefectural appointment whose location is Yuanzhou.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)Both biographies state that he was made governor of Yuanzhou.
[18]Eastern Circuit judicial officeHe transferred to the Zhejiang Eastern Circuit Commission for Judicial Review.
CBDBLiu Yizhi (3594)The office list includes the circuit judicial-review commissionership.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The profile and biographies specify the Zhejiang Eastern Circuit judicial-review post.
[19]Palace Library assistant directorHe was recalled as Assistant Director of the Palace Library.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The profile lists 秘書少監 and the biography describes his recall to that office.
[20]Shaoxing ninth yearIn the ninth year of Shaoxing he was again appointed Qiju Lang.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The biographies state that he resumed Qiju Lang in Shaoxing's ninth year.
[21]Secretariat drafter and lecturerHe was promoted to Zhongshu Sheren with concurrent duties as lecturer.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The profile and all three biographies list 中書舍人兼侍講.
[22]GeishizhongHe was then promoted to Geishizhong.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The profile and biographies list 給事中.
[23]Remonstrating without sparing the powerfulAs Geishizhong he did not spare the powerful when rejecting official submissions.
CBDBLiu Yizhi (3594)The associated note states that he rejected submissions without avoiding the powerful.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The biographies likewise state that he did not avoid powerful people in封駁.
[24]Policy memorialsHe repeatedly memorialized on clarifying administration and closing avenues of favoritism, and criticized factional self-interest among the executive officials.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The biography gives both the subjects of his memorials and his criticism of factional self-interest among the executive officials.
[25]Conflict with Qin HuiHis opposition to Qin Hui and other chief ministers led to dismissal.
CBDBLiu Yizhi (3594)The association values identify Qin Hui and state that Liu Yizhi was dismissed after offending him.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The three biographies describe his conflict with Qin Hui and his resulting dismissal or removal from office.
[26]Two honorary appointmentsHe had two periods of service in honorary posts.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The profile lists奉祠, and the biography explicitly says that he served in such posts twice.
[27]Secret Pavilion retirementIn the twenty-third year he retired with the title 秘閣修撰.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The biographies describe his recall after Qin Hui's death, illness, and final retirement with this title.
[29]Death dateHe died in the twelfth month of the thirtieth year of Shaoxing.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)Both biographies give death in the twelfth month of Shaoxing's thirtieth year.
[30]Age at deathThe age at death is given as either eighty-two or eighty-three.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The two biographies give ages eighty-two and eighty-three respectively.
[31]FamilyHis father was Liu Fu, his father-in-law Zang Xun, and Ding Anyi was an affinal relation; his younger brother was Liu Zhining, his paternal cousin Liu Ningzhi, his sons Liu Luan and Liu Ao, and his granddaughters' husbands Zhang Ying and Zhou Nan.
CBDBLiu Yizhi (3594)The kin records list Liu Fu as father, Zang Xun as father-in-law, Ding Anyi as an affinal relation, Liu Zhining as younger brother, Liu Ningzhi as a paternal cousin, Liu Luan and Liu Ao as sons, and Zhang Ying and Zhou Nan as granddaughters' husbands.
[32]Literary abilitiesHe was learned and versatile, wrote prose with facility, and his poetry was lofty.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The biographies call him learned and versatile, quick in prose, lofty in poetic conception, and accomplished in poetry and prose.
[33]Collected worksHis collected works included Feiyouzhai leigao, later retitled Tiaoxi ji.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)The biography states that 非有齋類稿 was later renamed 苕溪集.
[34]Tiaoxi ji extentTiaoxi ji survives in fifty-five juan.
CBDBLiu Yizhi (3594)The work value gives 苕溪集 in fifty-five juan.
Souyun劉一止 (24997)Both biographies state that 苕溪集 in fifty-five juan has been transmitted.
[35]Other writingsHe wrote prefaces for works by Qian Yue and Shi Juhui, epitaphs, sacrificial texts, biographies, Buddhist temple inscriptions, building texts and poems, and inscriptions on plaques and vessels.
CBDBLiu Yizhi (3594)The association records list prefaces for Qian Yue and Shi Juhui, along with epitaphs, sacrificial texts, biographies, Buddhist temple records, building inscriptions or poems, and inscriptions on plaques and vessels.
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