Li Zhiyi

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• 姑溪居士 室名、別號
• 端叔 字

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• 削籍官員
• [諸生]
• [為官者：文]
• 入元祐黨籍者

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1. [1] Life dates and identity Li Zhiyi was born in 1048 and died in 1117; he is identified as a Northern Song poet and government official.
   • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The main record names him Li Zhiyi, places him in the Song dynasty, and classifies him as a civil official.
   • WikidataLi Zhiyi (Q11095242)The item identifies him as Li Zhiyi, describes him as a Song-dynasty poet and a Northern Song political figure and ci poet, and gives 1048 and 1117 as the birth and death years.
2. [2] Courtesy name and sobriquet His courtesy name was Duanshu, with 端淑 as a variant form, and his sobriquet was Guxi jushi.
   • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The alternate-name entries give Duanshu (端叔) as the courtesy name and Guxi jushi (姑溪居士) as the sobriquet.
   • WikidataLi Zhiyi (Q11095242)The name and claim entries provide the forms Duanshu, Guxi jushi, 端叔, 端淑, and 姑溪居士.
3. [3] Native place and residences He was associated with Dangtu as his native place, with Cangzhou as an alternative, Wudi as his ancestral home, and Shanyang and Dangtu among his residences.
   • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The address entries identify Dangtu as the basic native place and a migration residence, Cangzhou as an alternative native place, Wudi as the ancestral home, and Shanyang as a former residence.
4. [4] Family His family included his father Li Qi, father-in-law Hu Su, wife Hu Shuxiu, paternal cousin Li Zhichun, son-in-law Yu Yi, and eldest son Li Yaoxing.
   • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The kinship entries identify his father as Li Qi, father-in-law as Hu Su, paternal cousin as Li Zhichun, wife as Hu Shuxiu, son-in-law as Yu Yi, and eldest son as Li Yaoxing.
   • WikidataLi Zhiyi (Q11095242)The relationship claims separately provide linked items for a father, a spouse, and a child, corresponding to three of the family relationships.
5. [5] Examination career In Jiayou 3 (1058) he was listed among the students and identified as a jinshi; the degree year is presented as either 1052 or the Yuanfeng period.
   • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The status and examination entries place him among the students in Jiayou 3 (1058) and identify him generally as a jinshi; the 1052 entry is tied to the jinshi degree year, while an association note places the degree in the Yuanfeng period.
6. [6] Official appointments His recorded appointments included an editor in the Privy Council, an assistant prefect at Yuanzhou, Chaoqing Dafu, Shangshu Ling, the Changping and Guanghui Granaries and agricultural-waterworks corvée post, superintendent of Changping, and supervisor of the Inner Fragrance and Medicine Storehouse.
   • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The office entries list 朝請大夫, 尚書令, 提舉常平廣惠倉兼管勾農田水利差役事, 樞密院編修, 監內香藥庫, 通判某州軍州事, and 提舉常平.
7. [7] Service locations and Su Shi The Changping-related posts were associated with Henan Prefecture and the Hebei East Circuit, and he served on Su Shi's staff at Dingzhou.
   • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The appointment locations include Henan Prefecture, Hebei East Circuit, and Dingzhou; the association summary states that he served on Su Shi's Dingzhou staff and later held the Privy Council and Yuanzhou posts.
8. [8] Punishment under Huizong At the beginning of Huizong's reign he held the Henan Changping post; after writing a biography for Fan Chunren's memorial, he was confined to Taiping Prefecture and transferred to Tang Prefecture.
   • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The summary states that at the beginning of Huizong's reign he held the Henan Changping post, was confined to Taiping Prefecture for writing a biography for Fan Chunren's memorial, and was later transferred to Tang Prefecture.
9. [9] Faction register and loss of status His association with Fan Chunren and Su Shi brought him under implication; he was entered in the Yuanyou faction register and struck from the registers.
   • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The association entries identify Fan Chunren and Su Shi as relationships through which he was implicated, while the status entries place him in the Yuanyou faction register and identify him as a struck-off official.
10. [10] Literary forms and society His writing included book prefaces and postscripts, epitaphs, sacrificial texts, biographies, portrait encomia, explanations of names and style names, and farewell poems or prefaces; he was also a member of a poetry society.
    • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The association types cover prefaces, postscripts, epitaphs, sacrificial texts, biographies, portrait encomia, explanations of style names and names, farewell poems or prefaces, and membership in a poetry society.
11. [11] Prefaces, postscripts, and portrait encomia He composed prefaces or postscripts for Ouyang Xiu, Wang Anshi, Qin Guan, Mi Fu, Su Shi, and Huang Tingjian, and portrait encomia for Ouyang Xiu, Shen Kuo, Zhe Keshi, and Li Gonglin.
    • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The relationship entries identify the recipients of his prefaces or postscripts as Ouyang Xiu, Wang Anshi, Qin Guan, Mi Fu, Su Shi, and Huang Tingjian, and the subjects of his portrait encomia as Ouyang Xiu, Shen Kuo, Zhe Keshi, and Li Gonglin.
12. [12] Work His writings include 《姑溪題跋》.
    • CBDBLi Zhiyi (3484)The text entry identifies 《姑溪題跋》 as a work for which he is the author.