Fu Zhaoyuan

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1. 954 州刺史 顯德
2. 954 散騎常侍 顯德
3. 954 檢校尚書左僕射 顯德
4. 954 檢校尚書左僕射 顯德
5. 954 衙內都指揮使 顯德
6. 954 銀青光祿大夫 顯德
7. 960 檢校司徒 建隆
8. 960 金紫光祿大夫 建隆
9. 963 開國男 乾德
10. 969 刺史 開寶
11. 972 刺史 開寶
12. 975 西京作坊副使 開寶
13. 976 尚食使 太平興國
14. 976 都巡檢使 太平興國
15. 977 使持節某州諸軍事、某州刺史、充某軍節度、某州管內觀察處置等使 太平興國
16. 977 知某州軍州事 太平興國
17. 977 都巡檢使 太平興國
18. 985 某州團練使
19. 988 檢校太保 端拱
20. 988 知某州軍州事 端拱
21. 988 開國公 端拱
22. 988 馬步軍副都部署 端拱
23. 989 團練使 端拱
24. 989 知府帶馬步軍都總管 端拱
25. 989 都巡檢使 端拱
26. 989 雲麾將軍 端拱
27. 993 知某州軍州事
28. 997 山陵使 至道
29. 999 兵馬鈐轄 咸平
30. 1001 節度使 咸平
31. 1001 防禦使 咸平

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1. [1] Name and dates Fu Zhaoyuan was born in 945 and died in 1001; the English page uses the established romanization of his name.
   • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The main record gives the name Fu Zhaoyuan and the years 945 and 1001.
   • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The profile identifies the person as Fu Zhaoyuan and gives 945 as the birth year and 1001 as the death year.
   • WikidataFu Zhaoyuan (Q45385519)The English label is Fu Zhaoyuan, and the time statements give 0945 and 1001.
2. [2] Period The profile places Fu Zhaoyuan in the period from the Five Dynasties to the early Song.
   • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The profile classifies him as a figure of the Five Dynasties to the early Song period.
3. [3] Military career Fu Zhaoyuan is classified as a military official, and his recorded appointments are predominantly military posts.
   • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The status is military official, and the appointments include Yanei Duzhihuishi, Ma-Bu Jun Fu Dushu, military qianxia, and defense commissioner.
   • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The profile lists Xingzhou cishi, Deputy Commissioner of the Western Capital Workshops, patrol commissioner, Ma-Bu Jun Fu Dushu, qianxia, and defense commissioner.
4. [4] Courtesy name His courtesy name was Zhigong.
   • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The alternate-name entry identifies Zhigong as his courtesy name.
   • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The profile and biographical text both give the courtesy name Zhigong.
   • WikidataFu Zhaoyuan (Q45385519)The alias list and the name statement both give Zhigong.
5. [5] Hometown Fu Zhaoyuan came from Wanqu in Chenzhou.
   • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The basic address is Wanqu and is classified as the native place.
   • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The profile and biographical text identify him as a native of Wanqu in Chenzhou.
6. [6] Early career During Later Zhou's Guangshun era, Fu Zhaoyuan entered a Tianxiong Army yamen post through hereditary privilege and held the title of Xingzhou inspector.
   • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The biographical text describes his hereditary appointment to a Tianxiong Army yamen post and his concurrent Xingzhou cishi title during Guangshun.
   • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The entry data classifies the appointment as hereditary privilege and lists the Xingzhou cishi post.
7. [7] Appointments in 954 In 954 he held several senior titles and served as Yanei Duzhihuishi of the Tianxiong Army and as Xingzhou cishi.
   • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointments all begin in 954 and include Jianjiao Shangshu Zuopushe, Sanqi Changshi, Yinqing Guanglu Dafu, Yanei Duzhihuishi, and Xingzhou cishi.
8. [8] Song-era appointments The appointment sequence includes Jianjiao Situ and Jinzi Guanglu Dafu in 960, Kaiguo Nan in 963, and the Enzhou and Luozhou cishi posts in 969 and 972.
   • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment data lists Jianjiao Situ and Jinzi Guanglu Dafu in 960, Kaiguo Nan in 963, and Enzhou and Luozhou cishi in 969 and 972.
9. [9] Date discrepancy The date of the Western Capital Workshops appointment differs between the biographical account's 974 and the appointment entry's 975.
   • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The biographical text and its time link place the appointment in the seventh year of Kaibao.
   • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment entry places the start of this post in the eighth year of Kaibao, 975.
10. [10] Campaigns and provincial commands Fu Zhaoyuan campaigned against Northern Han and Liao, then held Caizhou, Bingzhou, and Chanzhou commands and a deputy command at Bingmen.
    • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The biographical text gives the Northern Han and Liao campaigns, the Youzhou fortification, and the subsequent Caizhou, Bingzhou, Chanzhou, and deputy-command appointments.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment data also lists patrol commissioner, Caizhou cishi, Bingzhou prefectural command, and deputy military command.
11. [11] Taiping Xingguo appointments In 976–977, Fu Zhaoyuan held the Shangshi Shi and patrol commissioner posts for Caizhou and Chenzhou, and then a Caizhou military-governorate title and the Bingzhou prefectural command.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment data lists the 976 Shangshi Shi and patrol commissioner posts for Caizhou and Chenzhou, followed in 977 by the Caizhou military-governorate and Bingzhou commands.
12. [12] Appointments in 988 In 988 he held Jianjiao Taibao and Kaiguo Gong and concurrently served as deputy commander of the cavalry and infantry at Taiyuan Prefecture.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment entries begin in 988 and list Jianjiao Taibao, Kaiguo Gong, and the Taiyuan Prefecture cavalry-and-infantry deputy command.
13. [13] Appointments in 989 In 989 he served as prefect of Jingzhao with concurrent cavalry-and-infantry command, as a tuanlianshi of Caizhou, and as a patrol commissioner of the Shaanxi Circuit, while bearing the title Yunhui Jiangjun.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment entries begin in 989 and list the Jingzhao, Caizhou, Shaanxi Circuit, and Yunhui Jiangjun posts.
14. [14] Other prefectural and military posts The profile also lists the prefectures of Chanzhou, Bingzhou, Yongxing Army, Zizhou, and Huazhou, together with military qianxia.
    • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The profile lists Chanzhou prefect, Bingzhou prefect with concurrent pacification authority, Yongxing Army prefect with the same authority, Zizhou prefect with the same authority, Huazhou prefect, and qianxia.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment data also includes the Zizhou, Bingzhou, and Huazhou prefectural commands and military qianxia.
15. [15] Late career and death At the beginning of Xianping, he held the Tianxiong Army and Xingzhou qianxia posts, returned to court because of illness, received the name Fang Yuyao, was appointed defense commissioner of his own prefecture, and soon died.
    • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The biographical text gives the Xianping appointments, illness, return to court, grant of the name Fang Yuyao, defense appointment, and death.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment data includes the Xingzhou military qianxia and Caizhou defense commissioner posts.
16. [16] Appointments in 999 and 1001 The appointment data additionally places the Xingzhou military qianxia in 999 and the Caizhou defense commissioner and Zhendong Army military governor posts in 1001.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment data places the Xingzhou military qianxia in 999 and the Caizhou defense commissioner and Zhendong Army military governor posts in 1001.
17. [17] Honorary titles Beyond prefectural and military offices, the appointment data lists Guanglu Dafu, Shangzhuguo, Taishi, Yushi Dafu, fief revenues, Jianjiao Shangshu Zuopushe, Jianjiao Situ, Jianjiao Taibao, Yinqing Guanglu Dafu, and Jinzi Guanglu Dafu.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The appointment data lists the senior titles Guanglu Dafu, Shangzhuguo, Taishi, Yushi Dafu, fief revenues, Jianjiao Shangshu Zuopushe, Jianjiao Situ, Jianjiao Taibao, Yinqing Guanglu Dafu, and Jinzi Guanglu Dafu.
18. [18] Father Fu Zhaoyuan was the son of Fu Yanqing.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The kinship entry identifies Fu Yanqing as his father.
    • Souyun符昭愿 (29692)The biographical text says that he was the son of Fu Yanqing.
19. [19] Grandfather and great-grandfather His grandfather was Fu Cunshen and his great-grandfather was Fu Chu.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The kinship entries identify Fu Cunshen as grandfather and Fu Chu as great-grandfather.
20. [20] Sisters and brother His sisters included women identified as the empresses of Zhao Jiong and Chai Rong, and his younger brother was Fu Zhaoshou.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The kinship entries list two sisters identified as the empresses of Zhao Jiong and Chai Rong, and the younger brother Fu Zhaoshou.
21. [21] Wife and children Fu Zhaoyuan's wife was Lady Li; the kinship entries list three sons, four daughters, and the husbands of the eldest and second daughters.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The kinship entries list two wife entries for Lady Li, sons Fu Chengxu, Fu Chengyou, and Fu Chengdu, daughters from eldest to fourth, and sons-in-law Wang Xiyi and Li Zongliang.
22. [22] Correspondence Liu Kai wrote to Fu Zhaoyuan.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The association entry identifies Liu Kai as the person who sent a letter to him.
23. [23] Burial place His burial place was Luoyang.
    • CBDBFu Zhaoyuan (17227)The address entry identifies Luoyang as the burial place.