Zhang Qieying

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1. [1] Name, dates, and identity The records identify Zhang Qieying as a woman of the Qing dynasty, give 1792–1860, and preserve alternatives of 1842 and an unknown death year.
   • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The main entry gives the name Zhang Qieying, the years 1792 and 1860, and identifies her as a woman of the Qing dynasty.
   • Souyun张䌌英 (61828)The biographical entry gives 1792 as the birth year, leaves the death year open, and describes her as a Qing woman skilled in poetry and ci.
   • Shanghai Libraryzhang䌌ying (dyp71yaqh3anga0r)The biography gives 1792 as the birth year, 1842 as the death year, and identifies her as a woman who excelled in poetry and ci.
   • WikidataZhang Qieying (Q45452664)The item labels her Zhang Qieying, describes her as a Qing-dynasty person, and supplies 1792 and 1860 as time values.
2. [2] Courtesy name and native place Her courtesy name is given as 孟緹 or 孟媞, while her native place appears as Wujin, Jiangsu, or Yanghu, identified as present-day Changzhou.
   • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The name and address fields give the courtesy name Mengti and the native place Yanghu.
   • Souyun张䌌英 (61828)The two biographical texts give Wujin, Jiangsu, and Yanghu as native-place forms and retain the courtesy name 孟緹.
   • Shanghai Libraryzhang䌌ying (dyp71yaqh3anga0r)The biography gives Jiangsu Yanghu, identified as present-day Changzhou, and lists the forms 孟媞 and 孟缇.
   • WikidataZhang Qieying (Q45452664)The label and alias fields preserve Zhang Qieying and the courtesy name Mengti in English and Chinese forms.
3. [3] Parents and family background The family evidence names 張琦 and 湯瑤卿 as her parents, gives their life dates, and describes 張琦 as a county magistrate.
   • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The kin list identifies 張琦 and 湯瑤卿 as her father and mother.
   • Souyun张䌌英 (61828)The biographical texts call her 張琦’s daughter and describe 張琦 as a county magistrate, with one text specifying that she was his eldest daughter.
   • Shanghai Libraryzhang䌌ying (dyp71yaqh3anga0r)The biography also confirms the relationship by naming 琦 as her father.
4. [4] Parents’ life dates The parent entries give 1764–1833 for Zhang Qi and 1763–1831 for Tang Yaoqing.
   • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The kin entries give the names and life dates of both parents.
5. [5] Siblings and descendants The kin entries identify her as 張琦’s eldest daughter and list her younger brother, three younger sisters, and granddaughter.
   • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The kin list names her younger brother Zhang Yaosun, her three younger sisters, and granddaughter Wu Lanwan, with the listed life dates for the siblings.
   • Souyun张䌌英 (61828)The biographical text explicitly calls her the eldest daughter of the county magistrate 張琦.
   • Shanghai Libraryzhang䌌ying (dyp71yaqh3anga0r)The biography additionally names her father and her sister 綸英.
6. [6] Marriage and variant names for her husband The husband’s name and official title vary among the forms listed, while the Changshu affiliation is preserved.
   • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The kin list names 吳贊 as the husband, and a separate association records poetic exchanges with him.
   • Souyun张䌌英 (61828)The two biographical texts give the forms 吳廷鈐 and 吳廷鉁 for the husband and describe him as a 主事 in one account.
   • Shanghai Libraryzhang䌌ying (dyp71yaqh3anga0r)The biography gives the incomplete form 吳廷□, places him in Changshu, and calls him a 刑部員外郎.
7. [7] Learning and poetry The biographical notices describe her learning in the Classics and histories, her skill in poetry and ci, and the elegance of her ci style.
   • Souyun张䌌英 (61828)The biographical text says that she read extensively in the Classics and histories, excelled in poetry and ci, and had an elegant ci style.
   • Shanghai Libraryzhang䌌ying (dyp71yaqh3anga0r)The biography likewise says that she excelled in poetry and ci.
8. [8] Prefaces and postscripts The association entries show that she wrote prefaces for 袁嘉 and 江淑則, while others wrote prefaces or postscripts for her books.
   • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The associations record her writing prefaces for 袁嘉 and 江淑則 and list 吳德旋 as a preface writer for her books, with 包世臣 among those who wrote postscripts.
9. [9] Title inscriptions and poetic exchange The associations also record title inscriptions for 澹蘜軒詩初稿 by 李兆洛 and 姚福增 and poetic exchanges with 吳贊.
   • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The associations record poetic exchanges with 吳贊 and title inscriptions for 澹蘜軒詩初稿 by 李兆洛, 姚福增, and others.
10. [10] Studio name The biography gives three forms of her studio name.
    • Shanghai Libraryzhang䌌ying (dyp71yaqh3anga0r)The biography lists the studio-name forms 澹菊軒, 澹蘜軒, and 澹鞠軒 in sequence.
    • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The associated book titles preserve all three forms of the studio name.
    • Souyun张䌌英 (61828)The two biographical texts use the forms 澹菊軒 and 澹鞠軒.
11. [11] Works, volumes, and title variants The catalogues and biographies preserve the listed titles, volumes, and variant forms, including the combined title Danju xuan shigao·ci.
    • CBDBZhang Qieying (55137)The catalogue lists 澹蘜軒詩初稿 in four juan, 澹蘜軒詞 in one juan, 澹蘜軒詩稿 in one juan, 澹菊軒詞 in one juan, 國朝列女詩略, and 澹鞠軒集.
    • Souyun张䌌英 (61828)The biographical texts list 國朝列女詩錄, 澹菊軒集, and 澹鞠軒集.
    • Shanghai Libraryzhang䌌ying (dyp71yaqh3anga0r)The biography and work fields list 澹菊軒詩初稿 and the combined title 澹蘜軒詩稿·詞.