Lu Shusheng

TimelineCBDB

1. 1541 翰林院庶吉士 嘉靖
2. 1545 編修 嘉靖
3. 1550 廷試進士掌卷官 嘉靖
4. 1557 國子司業 嘉靖
5. 1561 左春坊左諭德 嘉靖
6. 1561 掌南京翰林院事 嘉靖
7. 1565 吏部右侍郎 嘉靖
8. 1565 太常寺卿 嘉靖
9. 1565 管南京國子監祭酒事 嘉靖
10. 1568 吏部右侍郎 隆慶
11. 1569 吏部右侍郎 隆慶
12. 1569 掌詹事府事 隆慶
13. 1569 教習庶吉士 隆慶
14. 1569 翰林院侍讀學士 隆慶
15. 1572 禮部尚書 隆慶
16. 1588 太子少保 萬曆

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AliasesCBDB

• 九山山人 室名、別號
• 大歇生 室名、別號
• 平泉 室名、別號
• 平良 室名、別號
• 文定 諡號
• 林樹聲 未詳
• 林樹聲 本姓
• 無諍居士 室名、別號
• 維吉 字
• 與吉 字
• 興吉 字
• 適園主人 室名、別號
• 長水漁隱 室名、別號

StatusCBDB

• 農民
• [為官者：文]

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Citations

1. [1] Name and dates Lu Shusheng lived from 1509 to 1605.
   • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The biographical record gives the name Lu Shusheng and the birth and death years 1509 and 1605.
   • WikidataLu Shusheng (Q15915652)The English label is Lu Shusheng, with time values for 1509 and 1605.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陸樹聲 (A004083)The biographical dates are bounded within 1509 and 1605.
2. [2] Ming official Lu Shusheng was an official of the Ming dynasty.
   • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entry identifies him as a Ming figure and describes his examination success and offices.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陸樹聲 (A004083)The authority record identifies him as a late-Ming official.
3. [3] Courtesy names His courtesy name was Yuji, with Weiji and Xingji also found as variants.
   • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The name data lists Yuji, Weiji, and Xingji as courtesy-name entries.
   • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entry gives Yuji and Weiji as his courtesy-name forms.
   • WikidataLu Shusheng (Q15915652)The item lists Weiji, Xingji, and Yuji among his name values.
4. [4] Style names and surname His style name was Pingquan, he used several sobriquets, and his original surname was Lin.
   • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The name data lists Pingquan and the sobriquets, and identifies Lin as the original surname.
   • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entry lists Pingquan and the sobriquets and states that his original surname was Lin.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陸樹聲 (A004083)The authority note states that his original surname was Lin.
5. [5] Native place He was associated with Huating in Songjiang Prefecture, while another account gives Zhujia Village in Huating as the more specific location.
   • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The address data identifies Huating as his basic native place.
   • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The entries give Songjiang Prefecture Huating and also specify Zhujia Village, now Zhujiajiao in Qingpu District, Shanghai.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陸樹聲 (A004083)The authority record gives Huating as the birthplace.
6. [6] Early life and examinations As a young man, Lu Shusheng farmed and studied; he placed fifth in the Yingtian examination in 1540, first in the metropolitan examination in 1541, and in the second rank of the palace examination, with one account specifying fourth place; he then resumed the Lu surname and became a shujishi.
   • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entry supplies the farming, study, examination, palace-ranking, surname, and shujishi sequence.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陸樹聲 (A004083)The authority note confirms the hard study, first metropolitan rank, second palace rank, restored surname, and shujishi appointment.
   • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The examination and office data add the fifth-place entry and shujishi office; the Jiangnan excerpt calls him first in the jiazi examination but retains a question mark.
7. [7] Jiajing career After mourning he became a compiler, returned home in 1552, later served in Nanjing, and held a succession of Hanlin, educational, Taichang, and Personnel offices.
   • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entry gives the chronological sequence from the compiler appointment through the Jiajing promotions.
   • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The office data lists the compiler, Nanjing educational, Hanlin reader, Personnel, Taichang, Nanjing Hanlin, and zuo chunfang zuo yude offices.
8. [8] Longqing and Wanli career Illness repeatedly interrupted his service; he was recalled, granted leave, promoted to Minister of Rites, took office, and later retired to his native place after five memorials.
   • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entry narrates the illness, leave, recalls, promotions, appointment, retirement request, return home, and later recall.
   • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The office data lists teaching shujishi, Minister of Rites, and management of the Directorate of the Heir Apparent.
9. [9] Educational regulations At the Nanjing Imperial Academy he enforced regulations and drafted twelve instructional articles for the students.
   • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entry says that he strictly enforced school regulations and wrote instructions to encourage the students.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陸樹聲 (A004083)The authority note specifies that he personally drafted twelve articles of school regulations.
   • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The works data lists the twelve-article instructional text as his authored work.
10. [10] Character and political memorials He was retiring and independent, resisted recruitment by Zhang Juzheng, memorialized on disasters and current affairs, and spent sixty-four years in official service with repeated leave and limited service in the two capitals.
    • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entry describes his retiring temperament and refusal to curry favor with powerful figures.
    • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The Jiangnan excerpt describes Zhang Juzheng's attempted recruitment, the memorials on disasters and current affairs, and the sixty-four-year official career with repeated leave.
11. [11] Death and posthumous honors Lu Shusheng died in 1605 at ninety-seven, received the posthumous title Taizi Taibao, and was given the posthumous name Wending; his offices also include Taizi Shaobao.
    • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entries give the month and year of death, age ninety-seven, the posthumous title, and Wending.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陸樹聲 (A004083)The authority note confirms the age at death, posthumous title, and Wending.
    • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The Jiangnan excerpt gives the age and posthumous name, while the structured data lists Wending and Taizi Shaobao.
12. [12] Family His younger brother was Lu Shude, and his son Lu Yanzhang was a jichou-year Wanli metropolitan graduate who served in several offices and was accomplished in literature and calligraphy.
    • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The kinship data identifies Lu Shude and Lu Yanzhang, while the Jiangnan excerpt gives Yanzhang's courtesy name, examination, offices, filial leave, literary ability, and calligraphy.
13. [13] Educational work While at the Imperial Academy, he drafted the twelve-article Guoxue Xun Zhusheng text.
    • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The works data lists 《國學訓諸生十二條》 as an authored text.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陸樹聲 (A004083)The authority note connects his twelve-article school regulations with his instruction of students.
14. [14] Tea works Lu Shusheng was an enthusiastic tea drinker and wrote 《茶寮記》, 《煎茶七類》, and 《清暑筆談》.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database陸樹聲 (A004083)The authority note describes his tea drinking and lists the three tea-related works.
    • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The works data lists 《茶寮記》 and 《清暑筆談》 as authored works.
15. [15] Other works His other works include the listed collections, essays, notes, and instructional texts.
    • CBDBLu Shusheng (33843)The works data lists all of the titles named in the sentence.
    • Souyun陸樹聲 (51035)The biographical entry confirms 《長水日鈔》, 《陸學士雜著》, and 《陸文定公集》.