[1]Name, dates, and identityThe evidence gives Luo Wenli's name, Ming affiliation, occupation as a politician, and two divergent date ranges; 1529 is an indexed year calculated as sixty-three years before the stated death year of 1592, not an explicitly stated birth year.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The main entry gives the name, Ming dynasty, an index year calculated as death year minus 63, and death year 1592.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The profile and biographical entries give 1527–1608 and describe him as a scholar and writer, while listing Ming official titles.
WikidataLuo Wenli (Q15947083)The item identifies him as Luo Wenli, describes him as a politician, and gives date statements for 1527 and 1608.
[2]Style names and aliasesThe style-name evidence gives Ziben and Zuanting with differing classifications, identifies Wushijiu as a generation rank, and supplies Jia Wenli as an English alias.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The alternate-name entries identify Wushijiu as a generation rank, Ziben as a style name, and Zuanting as both unclassified and a style name.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The biographical entries and profile give the differing style-name forms Ziben and Zuanting.
WikidataLuo Wenli (Q15947083)The name list adds Jia Wenli and Wushijiu and includes Ziben and Zuanting; the style-name claims also give Ziben and Zuanting.
[3]HometownThe hometown evidence places him in Zhejiang's Zhuji County and specifies Zhongying village in Fengqiao.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The basic address gives Zhuji as his native place.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The profile and biographies give Zhejiang Zhuji and specify Fengqiao's Zhongying village.
[4]FamilyThe family relationships identify 駱璡 as great-grandfather, 駱鳳誥 as grandfather, 駱驂 as father, 鄭氏 as mother, and 樓氏 as wife.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The kinship entries list the five named family relationships.
[5]ExaminationsThe biographical entry gives tenth place in the 1555 provincial examination, sixty-fifth in the 1565 metropolitan examination, and third class, 106th place at the palace examination; the structured examination entries place 65 under the juren entry and 10 under the shengyuan entry, so the allocation of ranks differs.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The biographies give the 1555 provincial examination rank, the 1565 metropolitan examination rank, and the third-class 106th-place palace result.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The structured entries confirm the third-class 106th-place jinshi result but attach 65 to the juren entry and 10 to the shengyuan entry.
[6]Shengyuan qualificationA separate examination entry lists him as a shengyuan and attaches the number 10 to that entry.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The examination entry combines the shengyuan qualification with the number 10.
[7]Early appointmentsThe career account gives the sequence from 兵部觀政 to 行人司行人 and then Nanjing 刑科給事中, with the associated dates; the office list confirms the Nanjing post.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The detailed biography dates the 兵部觀政 service, August 1565 appointment as 行人司行人, and September 1568 selection as Nanjing 刑科給事中.
[8]Longqing reversalThe biographies describe his outspokenness, the memorial that offended the emperor, framing by eunuchs, demotion to Chuxiong, and later promotion to Yangzhou.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The biographies give his repeated outspokenness, the cause and agency of his demotion, and the 1569 and 1572 appointments.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The office entries also list Nanjing 刑科給事中, Chuxiong 府知事, and Yangzhou 府推官.
[9]Wanli early careerThe detailed biography gives the 1573, 1574, and 1577 promotions, the Yaozhou station, and mourning leave; the office entries supply the corresponding offices and locations.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The detailed biography gives the 1573 and 1574 promotions, the 1577 Erhai-route appointment, Yaozhou station, and mourning leave.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The office entries list Nanjing 工部, Nanjing 兵部郎中, and Yunnan 右參議, with some term years.
[10]Wanli middle and later careerThe biography gives the 1583 Fujian reappointment and Huguang promotion; the office entries add Fujian 左參議, Yunnan 右參議, and 湖廣提刑按察使司副使.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The biographies give his rise to the Huguang vice commissionership and the detailed 1583 Fujian and Huguang appointments.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The office entries list 湖廣提刑按察使司副使, Yunnan 右參議, Fujian 左參議, and their administrative regions.
[11]Retirement and final appointmentThe detailed biography gives his 1586 retirement request to care for an elderly parent and his October 1592 appointment in Guangdong; the office entries also end the Huguang vice commissionership in 1586.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The detailed biography gives the May 1586 retirement request and October 1592 Guangdong appointment.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The office entries list the Huguang vice commissionership ending in 1586 and the vice-commissioner locations.
[12]Tuanlian vice commissionerThe profile's title list additionally includes 團練副使.
Souyun駱問禮 (55382)The profile title list includes 團練副使.
[13]WorksThe biographical entry names 《萬一樓集》, while the title list gives 《萬一樓集》 as sixty-one juan, 《萬一樓外集》 as ten juan, and also lists 《恭遇》.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The title entries list 《恭遇》, 《萬一樓外集》 in ten juan, and 《萬一樓集》 in sixty-one juan.
[14]Letters addressed to othersThe association entries for 《萬一樓外集》 list letters addressed to the named correspondents.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The association entries for 《萬一樓外集》 list letters to 許孚遠, 海瑞, 陳吾德, 朱賡, 耿定向, 朱衡, 孫如法, 張瀚, 郭正域, and邵陛; the next listed letter is to 姚汝循.
[15]RepliesThe 《萬一樓外集》 entries list replies to 許孚遠, 薛應旂, 高拱, 屠隆, 陳吾德, and 朱衡.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The 《萬一樓外集》 entries list replies to 許孚遠, 薛應旂, 高拱, 屠隆, 陳吾德, and 朱衡.
[16]Prefaces, farewell writing, and poetryThe association entries give the recipients of prefaces, a farewell piece, and presented poetry or prose.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The entries list prefaces for 陳沂, 夏良勝, and 顧大典, a farewell piece for 徐大任, and presented poetry or prose for 池浴德, 游震得, and 盛時泰.
[17]Congratulations and inscriptionsThe association entries list congratulations sent to 劉儁, 林庭機, and 潘晟, and building inscriptions, accounts, and names associated with 劉傑 and 劉維.
CBDBLuo Wenli (69196)The entries list congratulations to 劉儁, 林庭機, and 潘晟, and building inscriptions, accounts, and names for 劉傑 and 劉維.