[1]Identity and namesLu Jianceng lived from 1690 to 1768 and was a Qing official, poet, and student of classical learning; his courtesy name and sobriquets are also given.
CBDBLu Jianceng (58022)The record gives the name, life dates, Qing affiliation, courtesy name, sobriquets, and Dezhou origin.
Souyun盧見曾 (59075)The profile and biography identify him, give his dates and Dezhou origin, and describe his literary and classical-learning activities.
WikidataLu Jianceng (Q13672502)The English label and description identify him as a Qing politician who lived from 1690 to 1768, while the alias field supplies the alternate names.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database盧見曾 (A043060)The authority entry supplies his name, alternate names, dynasty, dates, Dezhou birthplace, and literary profile.
[2]Family and examinationsThe family relationships, his father's degree, his marriage connection, his sons, and his own examination career are all specified.
CBDBLu Jianceng (58022)The kinship fields list the ancestors, Ji Yun as an affinal relation, and the five sons; the examination fields list the jinshi qualification.
Souyun盧見曾 (59075)The biography gives his father's 1670 degree, the Ji Yun relationship, his doctoral-discipleship and juren status, and the 1721 jinshi success.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database盧見曾 (A043060)The note identifies him as a juren in 1711 and a jinshi in 1721.
[3]Official careerHis career moved from local magistracies through the Lianghuai salt commission, exile, later prefectures, a second salt commission, and retirement.
Souyun盧見曾 (59075)The biographies detail the sequence of magistracies, prefectures, Lianghuai appointments, impeachment, exile, study of the Changes, and retirement.
CBDBLu Jianceng (58022)The office records list the relevant magistracies, prefectures, salt offices, locations, and Qianlong-year entries.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database盧見曾 (A043060)The note confirms that he rose to the Lianghuai salt commission.
[4]Salt-administration caseThe 1768 salt-administration case led to his imprisonment and death; the same account gives the date and Ji Yun's involvement.
Souyun盧見曾 (59075)The biographies describe the salt deficit investigation, the officials involved, Lu's imprisonment and death in Suzhou, and Ji Yun's implication.
CBDBLu Jianceng (58022)The record gives his death year and shows his salt-commission and salt-administration offices.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database盧見曾 (A043060)The authority entry gives 7 November 1768 and summarizes his imprisonment and death after the deficit case.
[5]Scholarship, writings, and posthumous statusLu was known for poetry, later studied classical learning, printed and collated books, produced several collections, and was later enshrined among local worthies.
Souyun盧見曾 (59075)The biographies describe his poetry, classical learning, book printing and collation, and list the Yayu Hall collections and 出塞集.
CBDB
Souyun盧見曾 (59075)The profile and biography identify him, give his dates and Dezhou origin, and describe his literary and classical-learning activities.
WikidataLu Jianceng (Q13672502)The English label and description identify him as a Qing politician who lived from 1690 to 1768, while the alias field supplies the alternate names.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database盧見曾 (A043060)The authority entry supplies his name, alternate names, dynasty, dates, Dezhou birthplace, and literary profile.