Mao Pan

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Career

He was listed as a shengyuan with a ranking of 170[7]; he passed the Yingtian Prefecture provincial examination, for which the ranking is given as 107th in one account and 231st in another[8]. In the eleventh year of the Jiajing reign (1532), he ranked 231st in the renchen metropolitan examination[9] and obtained the jinshi degree in the second class, 37th place[10].

After serving as guanzheng in the Ministry of Rites, he was appointed zhushi in the Henan Section of the Ministry of Revenue, rose through yuanwailang and langzhong, and became prefect of Pingyang and then Dean. His later career took him to assistant surveillance commissioner in Yunnan and, after reinstatement, to deputy commissioner in Shaanxi; he ultimately served as right canzheng of Zhejiang. The offices are also expressed as assistant surveillance commissioner, military-training deputy commissioner, and right assistant chief councillor, while the Zhejiang post is recorded as a right assistant administrative commissioner.[11]

In the twelfth month of the thirty-first year of Jiajing (1552), he was dismissed after an evaluation for avarice.[12] He died in the thirty-fourth year (1555), aged sixty.[13]

Family and associations

His great-grandfather was Mao Yi, his grandfather Mao Yu, and his father Mao Jian; his mother was Nie and his stepmother Fei.[14] His elder brothers were Mao Jian and Mao Luan, and his younger brothers were Mao Jin and Mao Zi;[15] one wife is unnamed, and his second wife was Feng.[16]

His sons were Mao Xun, Mao Gai, Mao Zhan, Mao (name unspecified), Mao Pan, Mao Jia, Mao Luo, and Mao Fen.[17] They also included Mao Yuan, Mao Chongwei, Mao Chongyi, Mao Chongya, Mao Chongsi, Mao Chongfu, Mao Chongxiu, and Mao Chongbo.[18] His grandsons included Mao Chongcai, Mao Chongben, Mao Chongrong, Mao Chongjun, Mao Chongdong, Mao Dajing, Mao Daxun, Mao Daxi, Mao Danian, Mao Dayao, and Mao Dachang.[19]

Other grandsons were Mao Dashou, Mao Dazhang, Mao Dasheng, Mao Datong, Mao Dayue, Mao Dayou, Mao Dacong, and Mao Dabi;[20] three further names are Mao Dadu, Mao Daying, and Mao Daqin.[21] He had literary exchanges with Lü Gao, receiving poems and prose from him;[22] Lü Gao also composed a sacrificial text for him.[23]

Office recordsCBDB

Year unknown8
OfficeEraPosting
員外郎Era unknownUnknown
布政使司右參政Era unknown浙江布政司
戶部主事嘉靖南京
知府Era unknown平陽府
知府Era unknown平陽府
知府Era unknown德安府
禮部觀政Era unknownUnknown
郎中Era unknownUnknown

FamilyCBDB

RelationNameLife
曾祖茅頤–
祖父茅宇–
父茅堅–
母聶氏(茅鎜母)–
兄茅鑒–
兄茅鑾–
弟茅金–
弟茅鈭–
妻子某氏(茅鎜妻)–
第二任妻馮氏(茅鎜繼妻)–
子茅洵–
子茅溉–
子茅湛–
子茅某–
子茅泮–
子茅浹–
子茅洛–
子茅汾–
子茅源–
子茅崇偉–
子茅崇伊–
子茅崇雅–
子茅崇偲–
子茅崇傅–
子茅崇脩–
子茅崇伯–
孫茅崇采–
孫茅崇本–
孫茅崇榮–
孫茅崇俊–
孫茅崇棟–
孫茅大經–
孫茅大勳–
孫茅大熙–
孫茅大年–
孫茅大耀–
孫茅大昌–
孫茅大受–
孫茅大章–
孫茅大生–
孫茅大同–
孫茅大悅–
孫茅大有–
孫茅大琮–
孫茅大璧–
孫茅大度–
孫茅大瑛–
孫茅大欽–
繼母費氏(茅鎜繼母)–

AliasesCBDB

  • 三 行第
  • 新之 字
  • 海門 室名、別號

AssociationsCBDB

PersonRelationYears
呂高祭文由呂高所作–
呂高收到呂高的贈詩、文–

ExaminationsCBDB

RecordRank
科舉: 進士(籠統)第二甲第三十七名
科舉: 鄉貢舉人
學校: 生員(庠生)

Citations

  1. [1] Birth Mao Pan was born in 1496.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The name and birth year are given as Mao Pan and 1496.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The profile and biographical passage identify the person and give 1496 as his birth year.
    • WikidataMao Pan (Q45445470)The English name label and date value identify Mao Pan and a birth date in 1496.
  2. [2] Death Mao Pan died in 1555.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The profile, biographical passage, and dated annotation all give 1555 as the year of death.
  3. [3] Period and status Mao Pan was a Ming official.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The biographical classification places him in the Ming dynasty.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The profile gives the Ming dynasty, and the biographical passage calls him a Ming official.
  4. [4] Courtesy name and sobriquet Mao Pan's courtesy name was Xinzhi and his sobriquet was Haimen.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The alternate-name entries identify Xinzhi as the courtesy name and Haimen as the sobriquet or studio name.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The Chinese profile and passage give the corresponding names 新之 and 海門.
    • WikidataMao Pan (Q45445470)The alternate-name values include the English forms Haimen and Xinzhi and the corresponding Chinese name claims.
  5. [5] Generational designation His generational designation was San.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The alternate-name entry gives San and classifies it as a generational designation.
  6. [6] Native place Mao Pan was a native of Dantu County in Zhili.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The basic and household addresses are both given as Dantu.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The profile and passage identify him as a native of Dantu County in Zhili.
  7. [7] Shengyuan standing Mao Pan was listed as a shengyuan, with a ranking of 170.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The school and examination entry lists him as a shengyuan and gives the value 170.
  8. [8] Provincial examination discrepancy The provincial examination ranking is given as 107th in one account and 231st in another.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The biographical passage calls him the 107th-ranked successful candidate in the Yingtian Prefecture examination.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)Another examination entry gives 231 for the xianggong juren ranking, producing a different provincial-examination figure.
  9. [9] Metropolitan examination In 1532, during the eleventh year of Jiajing and the renchen examination, Mao Pan ranked 231st.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The passage gives the Jiajing-eleventh-year renchen metropolitan examination and the 231st ranking; the date annotation supplies 1532.
  10. [10] Jinshi result He obtained the jinshi degree in the second class, 37th place.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The examination entry identifies him as a jinshi in the second class, 37th place.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The profile and passage give the jinshi qualification and second-class 37th-place result.
  11. [11] Career Mao Pan's career ran from guanzheng and Ministry of Revenue zhushi through yuanwailang, langzhong, the Pingyang and Dean prefectures, and later posts in Yunnan, Shaanxi, and Zhejiang; the title lists also preserve variant designations.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The appointment entries list the Ministry of Rites, Ministry of Revenue, yuanwailang, langzhong, Pingyang, Dean, and Zhejiang posts.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The profile and biographical passage give the sequence of offices from guanzheng through the provincial and regional posts, including the variant titles.
  12. [12] Dismissal Mao Pan was dismissed for avarice in the twelfth month of the thirty-first Jiajing year, 1552.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The passage says that he was dismissed for avarice after the evaluation in the twelfth month of the thirty-first year; the dated annotation assigns 1552.
  13. [13] Age at death Mao Pan died in the thirty-fourth Jiajing year, 1555, at the age of sixty.
    • Souyun茅鎜 (116692)The profile, passage, and dated annotation give the thirty-fourth Jiajing year as 1555 and state that he died at sixty.
  14. [14] Direct family Mao Pan's great-grandfather was Mao Yi, his grandfather Mao Yu, his father Mao Jian, his mother Nie, and his stepmother Fei.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The family entries name the great-grandfather Mao Yi, grandfather Mao Yu, father Mao Jian, mother Nie, and stepmother Fei.
  15. [15] Siblings His elder brothers were Mao Jian and Mao Luan, and his younger brothers were Mao Jin and Mao Zi.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The family entries list the elder brothers Mao Jian and Mao Luan and the younger brothers Mao Jin and Mao Zi.
  16. [16] Wives One wife is unnamed, and a second wife was Feng.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The family entries identify one wife only as an unnamed woman and the second wife as Feng.
  17. [17] Sons one The family entries name eight sons: Mao Xun, Mao Gai, Mao Zhan, Mao (name unspecified), Mao Pan, Mao Jia, Mao Luo, and Mao Fen.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The family entries classify Mao Xun, Mao Gai, Mao Zhan, Mao (name unspecified), Mao Pan, Mao Jia, Mao Luo, and Mao Fen as sons.
  18. [18] Sons two The family entries also classify Mao Yuan, Mao Chongwei, Mao Chongyi, Mao Chongya, Mao Chongsi, Mao Chongfu, Mao Chongxiu, and Mao Chongbo as sons.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The family entries also classify Mao Yuan, Mao Chongwei, Mao Chongyi, Mao Chongya, Mao Chongsi, Mao Chongfu, Mao Chongxiu, and Mao Chongbo as sons.
  19. [19] Grandsons one The family entries classify Mao Chongcai, Mao Chongben, Mao Chongrong, Mao Chongjun, Mao Chongdong, Mao Dajing, Mao Daxun, Mao Daxi, Mao Danian, Mao Dayao, and Mao Dachang as grandsons.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The family entries classify these eleven names as grandsons.
  20. [20] Grandsons two The family entries name Mao Dashou, Mao Dazhang, Mao Dasheng, Mao Datong, Mao Dayue, Mao Dayou, Mao Dacong, and Mao Dabi as grandsons.
  21. [21] Grandsons three The family entries name three further grandsons: Mao Dadu, Mao Daying, and Mao Daqin.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The family entries classify Mao Dadu, Mao Daying, and Mao Daqin as grandsons.
  22. [22] Literary exchange Mao Pan exchanged poetry and prose with Lü Gao and received poems and prose from him.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The association entry identifies 呂高 and says that Mao Pan received poems and prose from him.
  23. [23] Sacrificial text Lü Gao composed a sacrificial text for Mao Pan.
    • CBDBMao Pan (129186)The association entry identifies 呂高 as the author of the sacrificial text.