Jiang Qiyang

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• 問梅軒 室名、別號
• 怡圃 室名、別號
• 明叔 字
• 玉峯 室名、別號
• 玉峰 未詳
• 研三 字

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1. [1] Name, dates, and official status Jiang Qiyang was a Qing official who lived from 1795 to 1856 and held an office as a county magistrate.
   • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The main identity record gives the Chinese name, the years 1795 and 1856, the Qing dynasty, and a county-magistrate appointment.
   • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biographical profile gives the variant Chinese name, the years 1795 and 1856, the Qing dynasty, and the title of county magistrate.
   • WikidataJiang Qiyang (Q45438969)The item supplies the English name, identifies him as a Qing-dynasty person, and gives time values for 1795 and 1856.
2. [2] Variant Chinese name The name appears in the two Chinese forms 蔣啟敭 and 蔣啟揚; the English page retains the former as its principal form.
   • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The principal identity record uses the form 蔣啟敭.
   • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biographical profile uses the form 蔣啟揚.
   • WikidataJiang Qiyang (Q45438969)The Chinese labels use 蔣啟敭 as the principal form.
3. [3] Courtesy name, style name, and native place His courtesy name was Mingshu, his style name was Yufeng, and his native place was Quanzhou in Guangxi.
   • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The identity record gives Mingshu and Yufeng among his names and gives Quanzhou as his native place.
   • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biographical profile explicitly calls him Mingshu, Yufeng, and a native of Guangxi Quanzhou.
   • WikidataJiang Qiyang (Q45438969)The name list includes the aliases Mingshu and Yufeng.
4. [4] Additional names He also used Yansan as a courtesy name and had the additional names Yufeng, Wenmeixuan, and Yipu, with two recorded Chinese forms of Yufeng.
   • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The identity record lists Yansan as a courtesy name and Wenmeixuan, Yipu, and the two forms of Yufeng among his other names, with several classified as studio names or sobriquets.
   • WikidataJiang Qiyang (Q45438969)The name list likewise contains Wenmeixuan, Yipu, both forms of Yufeng, and Yansan.
5. [5] Examination record His examination record includes shengyuan, xianggong juren, and jinshi status; the listed ranks are seventh for xianggong juren and 137th for jinshi.
   • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The examination and school entries list shengyuan, xianggong juren, and jinshi statuses, with the associated ranking fields.
   • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biographical profile identifies him as a jinshi and states that he attained it in Daoguang 2.
   • WikidataJiang Qiyang (Q45438969)An academic-degree statement points to the jinshi degree item.
6. [6] Examination rankings The listed rank was seventh for xianggong juren and 137th for jinshi.
   • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The examination entries give the xianggong juren rank as seventh and the jinshi rank as 137th.
7. [7] Jinshi year Daoguang 2 corresponds to 1822.
   • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biography uses Daoguang 2, and its date link resolves that reign-year expression to 1822.
8. [8] Jinshi attainment He attained the jinshi degree in the year identified as Daoguang 2.
   • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The examination entry identifies him as a jinshi.
   • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biography explicitly states that he was a jinshi in Daoguang 2.
   • WikidataJiang Qiyang (Q45438969)An academic-degree statement points to the jinshi degree item.
9. [9] Assignment to Jiangxi After attaining the degree, he was appointed as a county magistrate and assigned to Jiangxi.
   • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biography states that he was appointed as a county magistrate and assigned to Jiangxi.
   • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The office sequence begins with a county-magistrate post in Guangchang, Jiangxi.
10. [10] Jiangxi county posts From Daoguang 2 to 16 he successively served as county magistrate in Guangchang, Dexing, Huichang, Xincheng, Ganxian, Yongfeng, Guixi, and Nanchang.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The office sequence gives county-magistrate postings in Guangchang, Dexing, Huichang, Xincheng, Ganxian, Yongfeng, Guixi, and Nanchang in Daoguang years 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 14, 14, and 16.
11. [11] Middle-career offices From Daoguang 18 to 25 he held the offices of assistant prefect of Dingnan Ting, prefect of Yining Zhou, prefect of the area under Ningdu Zhili Zhou, assistant prefect of Nanchang Fu, and prefect of Raozhou Fu.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The office sequence lists Dingnan Ting tongzhi in year 18; Yining Zhou and the area under Ningdu Zhili Zhou zhizhou, together with Nanchang Fu tongzhi, in year 24; and Raozhou Fu zhifu in year 25.
12. [12] Late-career offices He held the rank of prefect in Daoguang 26, served as prefect of Guangxin Fu and Nanchang Fu in Daoguang 27, and held the rank of Surveillance Commissioner in Xianfeng 3.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The office sequence lists a prefectural rank in Daoguang 26, prefectures of Guangxin and Nanchang in Daoguang 27, and the rank of Surveillance Commissioner in Xianfeng 3.
13. [13] Senior offices and administrative record He was promoted to Circuit Intendant for Hebei Defense under Henan and served as acting Director-General of the Hedong River Conservancy; he was effective wherever he served.
    • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biography states that he rose to the Hebei Defense circuit intendant under Henan, received the rank of Surveillance Commissioner, acted as Hedong River Director-General, and had effective administration wherever he served.
14. [14] Death He died while working on a river embankment.
    • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biography states that he died at the site of river-embankment works.
15. [15] Teachers He studied under Cheng Zuluo, Zheng Shiren, Shen Xuehou, Wang Zengfang, Jiang Song, and Jiang Dingshan.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The relationship entries identify Cheng Zuluo, Zheng Shiren, Shen Xuehou, Wang Zengfang, Jiang Song, and Jiang Dingshan as the people under whom he studied.
16. [16] Friends He was a friend of Weng Xincun and Mei Zengliang.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The relationship entries classify Weng Xincun and Mei Zengliang as friends of Jiang Qiyang.
17. [17] Examination-year associates He was an examination-year associate of Lu Jiany­ing and Shi Jiashao.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The relationship entries classify Lu Jiany­ing and Shi Jiashao as same-examination-year friends.
18. [18] Poetry-society associates He belonged to a poetry society with Zou Minghe, Zhang Weiping, and Huang Jun.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The relationship entries classify Zou Minghe, Zhang Weiping, and Huang Jun as poetry-society associates.
19. [19] Superiors During his official career he served under Jiang Youxian, Cheng Hanzhang, Fu Shengxun, Zhou Zhiqi, Wu Wenrong, Li Jun, Wu Guangyue, Lu Yinggu, and Yiliang.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The relationship entries identify Jiang Youxian, Cheng Hanzhang, Fu Shengxun, Zhou Zhiqi, Wu Wenrong, Li Jun, Wu Guangyue, Lu Yinggu, and Yiliang as superiors.
20. [20] Family relationships Jiang Wenwenbei is identified as a direct ancestor, while Wang Xuan, Shi Dachang, Shi Shouchang, Xie Hongce, and Xie Xichou are identified as affines.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The kinship entries identify Jiang Wenwenbei as a direct ancestor and the other five named people as affines.
21. [21] Principal works His works include 《問梅軒詩文集》, 《宦海一蠡》, and 《教士彙編》.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The book-title list contains 《問梅軒詩文集》, 《宦海一蠡》, and 《教士彙編》.
    • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biography lists 《問梅軒詩文集》, 《宦海一蠡》, and 《教士匯編》 among his works.
22. [22] Variant title of Jiaoshi huibian The title 《教士彙編》 also appears as 《敎士彙編二卷》; the biographical entry uses 《教士匯編》, differing in character form and stated length.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The book-title list contains 《教士彙編》 and separately identifies 《敎士彙編二卷》 as a work authored by him.
    • Souyun蔣啟揚 (69479)The biography gives the title as 《教士匯編》.
23. [23] Xunsu eryan 《訓俗邇言》 is identified as a work authored by him.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The book-title entry identifies 《訓俗邇言》 with the role of author.
24. [24] Other associated titles The following titles are associated with Jiang Qiyang, while their authorship role is unspecified: 《問梅軒課藝偶存》, 《德興縣志》, 《會昌縣志》, 《李杜韓三家摘句》, 《梅潭蔣氏世譜:二十卷》, 《見聞偶筆》, 《試帖偶存》, and 《贛郡利病書》.
    • CBDBJiang Qiyang (65491)The book-title list contains these eight titles, and each corresponding role is unspecified.