Zhao Shunsun

TimelineCBDB

1. 1268 朝散郎
2. 1268 知某府軍府事
3. 1268 顯文閣待制
4. 1274 知某州軍州事
5. 1275 安撫使

Office recordsCBDB

FamilyCBDB

AliasesCBDB

• 和仲 字
• 格菴先生 室名、別號
• 格齋先生 室名、別號

StatusCBDB

• [為官者：文]
• [府州學教授]
• 良吏;循吏
• 強記;博學強記
• 好學
• 建書院/義塾/家塾

AssociationsCBDB

ExaminationsCBDB

WorksCBDB

Citations

1. [1] Name The person is named Zhao Shunsun in the English and Chinese-language records.
   • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The person record gives the name Zhao Shunsun and the Chinese form 趙順孫.
   • WikidataZhao Shunsun (Q45520212)The English label and English name entry both give Zhao Shunsun.
2. [2] Life dates The person record assigns the year 1215 to his birth and 1276 to his death.
   • WikidataZhao Shunsun (Q45520212)The time claims give 1215 as the birth year and 1276 as the death year.
3. [3] Dynasty and office He is identified as a Song-dynasty person and is documented in official appointments.
   • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The person record assigns him to the Song dynasty and lists the office 秘書省正字.
   • WikidataZhao Shunsun (Q45520212)The English description identifies him as a Song dynasty person.
4. [4] Native place His native place is given as Jinyun.
   • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The address entry identifies the basic native-place category and gives the place as 縉雲.
5. [5] Courtesy name His courtesy name was Hezhong.
   • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The alternate-name entry identifies Hezhong, 和仲, as a courtesy name.
   • WikidataZhao Shunsun (Q45520212)The English and Chinese name entries and the name claim all give Hezhong or 和仲.
6. [6] Sobriquets He was also known by the sobriquets Gezhai xiansheng and Gean Xiansheng.
   • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The alternate-name entries list Gean Xiansheng and Gezhai xiansheng as room names or sobriquets.
   • WikidataZhao Shunsun (Q45520212)The English and Chinese name entries and claims list both sobriquets.
7. [7] Examination Two examination entries classify him as a presented scholar without giving a more specific rank.
   • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)Both examination entries classify him as a 進士 in general terms.
8. [8] Early and educational offices His appointments included Palace Library posts, the assistant prefecture of Wuzhou, educational posts in Taiping and Lin'an, a post in the Jingxian Crown Prince's establishment, censorial offices, the Imperial Academy, the Ministry of Personnel, the office of Minister, and the vice-councillorship.
   • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The appointment entries list the Palace Library, local educational, censorial, Imperial Academy, Ministry of Personnel, ministerial, and vice-councillor offices rendered in the sentence.
9. [9] Additional offices and titles The appointment entries also list the remaining court, local, literary, military-secretariat, historical, and ennobling titles rendered in the sentence.
   • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The appointment entries list the remaining court, local, academy, military-secretariat, historical, and ennobling titles.
10. [10] Dated appointments The dated appointment values place him as prefect of Pingjiang in 1268–1269, prefect of Fuzhou in 1274–1275, Pacification Commissioner of Fujian Circuit through 1275, and Chaosan lang and Academician-in-waiting of Xianwen Hall in 1268.
    • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The appointment years give Pingjiang as 1268–1269, Fuzhou as 1274–1275, Fujian Circuit Pacification Commissioner through 1275, and Chaosan lang and Academician-in-waiting of Xianwen Hall in 1268.
11. [11] Reputation and schooling The status entries associate him with good and model officialdom, studiousness, strong memory, broad learning, and the founding of an academy, charitable school, or family school.
    • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The status entries list 良吏、循吏、強記、博學強記、好學, and the founding of a 書院、義塾 or 家塾.
12. [12] Immediate family The kinship entries identify his great-grandfather as Zhao Ji, grandfather as Zhao Zhen, father as Zhao Lei, wife as a woman of the Hu clan, three sons, and a daughter recorded with the surname Zhao.
    • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The kinship entries explicitly give the relationships and names of the great-grandfather, grandfather, father, wife, three sons, and daughter.
13. [13] Affinal family The kinship entries list Lü Ji and Ye Keda as sons-in-law and Fang Fengchen, Chen Kui, Ying Dagui, Chen Zhang, Hu Heng, Chen Yunde, and Du Long as husbands of granddaughters.
    • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The kinship entries label two sons-in-law and seven husbands of granddaughters, with the names rendered in the sentence.
14. [14] Grandsons Seven kinship entries identify grandsons: five are named and two are recorded as 趙某, so their personal names are unspecified.
    • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)Seven entries are marked as grandsons; five provide personal names and two give only 趙某.
15. [15] Granddaughters Eight kinship entries are marked as granddaughters; six identify husbands through the names in the entries and two give only 趙氏.
    • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)Eight entries are marked as granddaughters; six include the husbands' names and two are recorded only as 趙氏.
16. [16] Associations The association entries identify Huang Mengyan as a fellow successful candidate, connect Gao Side with a book postscript, and connect Liu Zai with a building poem, note, or name.
    • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The association entries identify the same-year friendship with Huang Mengyan, the book-postscript relation with Gao Side, and the building-related relation with Liu Zai.
17. [17] Works and titles The associated book-title entries include Zhongxing mingchen yanxing lu, Gezhai ji, and Jinsi lu jingyi; Sishu zuanshu is specified as a twenty-six-juan work by him.
    • CBDBZhao Shunsun (50974)The book-title entries list the four works and identify 四書纂疏 二十六卷 as authored by him.