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Rank
科舉: 進士(籠統)
科舉: 鄉貢舉人
WorksCBDB
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Role
Year
Era
乾坤正氣集(黃道周)
孝經集傳(黃道周)
石齋集(黃道周):十二卷
三事記略
三易洞璣:十六卷
撰著者
儒行集傳:二卷
撰著者
博物典彙
國史實錄
坊記集傳:二卷
撰著者
太函經
廣名將傳:二十卷
廣名將譜:二十卷
懿畜編:三卷
新鐫六經句解四書理印:十卷
方草十二圖
易卦要說
易象正書
春秋揆:一卷
月令明義:四卷
撰著者
榕壇問業:十八卷
洪範明義:四卷
石齋行業:四卷
緇衣集傳
撰著者
續離騷:二卷
群書:十四卷
自悼詩
表記集傳:二卷
撰著者
西曹秋思:一卷
駢枝別集:二十卷
黃忠端公全集:五十卷
黃石齋先生九種
黃石齋先生大滌函書:五卷
易象正十二卷初二卷終二卷
撰著者
黃先生洪範明義八卷
撰著者
春秋表記問業 一卷 附春秋坊記問業 一卷
撰著者
孝經本質 一卷
撰著者
黃忠端公孝經辯義 一卷
撰著者
孝經集傳 四卷
撰著者
榕壇問業十八卷
撰著者
黃漳浦集 五十卷 首一卷 年譜二卷（缺）
撰著者
Citations
[1]Birth and deathHuang Daozhou was born on 9 March 1585; his death is given as 20 April 1646 in one tradition and 5 March 1646 in another.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database黃道周 (A007643)The birth and death fields give 9 March 1585 and 20 April 1646.
Souyun黃道周 (55833)The texts give the life span 1585–1646, the dates 9 March 1585 to 20 April 1646, and the alternative date of the fifth day of the third month in 1646.
[2]IdentityHuang Daozhou was a late-Ming and early-Qing official and a scholar active in calligraphy, painting, poetry, calendrical calculation, and thought.
CBDBHuang Daozhou (65942)The status fields identify him with the Ming dynasty and list calligrapher, painter, poet, calendrical mathematician, literary, and thinker roles.
Souyun黃道周 (55833)The profile places him in the late Ming and early Qing and describes him as a scholar, calligrapher, and artist.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database黃道周 (A007643)The record identifies him with the Ming and calls him a Ming official.
[3]Names and honorsHis courtesy names, style names, native place, and posthumous titles have several recorded forms.
CBDBHuang Daozhou (65942)The names and addresses give his courtesy names, style names, posthumous titles, and the places Zhangzhou, Zhangpu, and Zhenhai Guard.
Souyun黃道周 (55833)The profile and biographies list the variant names, give Fujian Zhangpu or Zhangzhou Zhenhai Guard as the native place, and include General Zhushun, Zhonglie, and Zhongduan.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database黃道周 (A007643)The birthplace is Zhangpu and the aliases include General Zhushun, Zhonglie, and Zhongduan.
[4]CareerDaozhou passed the examination in 1622, entered the Hanlin Academy, and held several early offices.
CBDBHuang Daozhou (65942)The examination and office fields list the 1622 examination, Shujishi, Hanlin compiler, and later Hanlin, Yude, Shao Zhanshi, and Zhejiang examination posts.
Souyun黃道周 (55833)The biographies describe the 1622 examination, the Shujishi and compiler appointments, the Classics Banquet post, mourning leave, restoration as compiler, and later offices.
[5]Political disputesDaozhou defended Qian Longxi, criticized official reprisals, and was later demoted, imprisoned, exiled, restored, and retired to write.
CBDBHuang Daozhou (65942)The office fields record the Jiangxi Administration appointment in the eleventh Chongzhen year and the Shao Zhanshi office in the fifteenth year.
Souyun黃道周 (55833)The biographies describe the three memorials for Qian Longxi, criticism of officials, opposition to mourning appointments, the disputation, demotion, imprisonment, exile, lecturing, Xie Xuelong's recommendation, the 1640 conviction, the 1641 restoration, and return home.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database黃道周 (A007643)The note confirms the Guangxi exile, resignation, and Yeshan lecturing.
[6]Southern Ming and campaignDaozhou held high office under the Southern Ming, raised troops for restoration, and was captured in 1645 with four disciples.
CBDBHuang Daozhou (65942)The office fields list Minister of Rites and the Ministry of Personnel assistant-minister posts.
Souyun黃道周 (55833)The biographies describe the Southern Ming appointments, Zheng Zhilong's control of military power, the 1645 recruitment and march, the defeat, and the capture with four named disciples.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database黃道周 (A007643)The note summarizes the appointment as Grand Secretary of the Wuying Hall concurrently with the two ministerial posts.
[7]ExecutionDaozhou refused submission, fasted, and was executed in 1646; his testament, blood inscription, and the deaths of the four disciples shaped the account of his martyrdom.
Souyun黃道周 (55833)The biography describes the refusal to surrender, fast, couplet, Cai's letter, execution, painting, testament, blood inscription, standing body, and Four Gentlemen of the Huang Gate.
CBDBHuang Daozhou (65942)The biographical year is 1646 and the status field classifies his end as death in a national calamity.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database黃道周 (A007643)The death field gives the alternative date 20 April 1646.
[8]Scholarship works and associationsDaozhou studied the classics, practiced calligraphy and painting, and wrote in several fields; his works and associations are listed in the records.
CBDBHuang Daozhou (65942)The status fields cover calligraphy, painting, poetry, calendrical calculation, literary work, and thought; the works fields list the books, and the association field lists Huang Zongxi.
Souyun黃道周 (55833)The biographies describe his study of the classics and skill in calligraphy and painting, list the principal works, and mention his fellow examinee relationship with Ni Yuanlu and other associations.
CBDB
DILA Buddhist Authority Database黃道周 (A007643)The birth and death fields give 9 March 1585 and 20 April 1646.
Souyun黃道周 (55833)The texts give the life span 1585–1646, the dates 9 March 1585 to 20 April 1646, and the alternative date of the fifth day of the third month in 1646.