Qiu Jun

TimelineCBDB

1. 1890 復設教諭
2. 1898 主事
3. 1904 主事

Office recordsCBDB

AliasesCBDB

• 崧生 字

ExaminationsCBDB

Citations

1. [1] Name, status, and courtesy name Qiu Jun was a Qing official, and Songsheng was his courtesy name.
   • CBDBQiu Jun (662283)The person record gives the name Qiu Jun, identifies the dynasty as Qing, and labels Songsheng with the Chinese designation 字, meaning a courtesy name.
2. [2] Native places Three addresses are identified as basic native-place addresses: Wuchang, Tongshan, and Tongcheng.
   • CBDBQiu Jun (662283)The three address entries are each labeled 籍貫(基本地址), or basic native-place address, and their names are rendered in English as Wuchang, Tongshan, and Tongcheng.
3. [3] Examination designations The three examination entries identify the designations engong, xianggong juren, and bagong, romanized from 恩貢, 鄉貢舉人, and 拔貢.
   • CBDBQiu Jun (662283)The original examination-entry values contain 恩貢, 鄉貢舉人, and 拔貢, which are rendered here in romanization as engong, xianggong juren, and bagong.
4. [4] Official career The office entries place Qiu Jun as fushe jiaoyu in Yunyang Prefecture from 1890 to 1898, as zhushi from 1898 to 1899, and again as zhushi from 1904 onward.
   • CBDBQiu Jun (662283)The office entries specify the titles, years, and Yunyang Prefecture appointment for the three periods of service; the Chinese office titles are rendered here in romanization.
5. [5] Locations of the zhushi appointments Both zhushi entries have the address value [未詳], so their locations are unspecified.
   • CBDBQiu Jun (662283)The address values attached to both zhushi appointments are [未詳], indicating that their locations are unspecified.