Tang Shunzhi

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1. 1532 吏部稽勳司主事 嘉靖
2. 1533 翰林院編修 嘉靖
3. 1534 校錄官 嘉靖
4. 1534 經筵展書官 嘉靖
5. 1539 右春坊右司諫 嘉靖
6. 1539 翰林院編修 嘉靖
7. 1559 太僕寺少卿 嘉靖
8. 1559 巡撫 嘉靖
9. 1559 通政使司右通政 嘉靖
10. 1559 都察院右僉都御史 嘉靖
11. 1559 兵部職方司郎中 嘉靖
12. 1533 吏部考功司主事 嘉靖

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• 一 行第
• 應德 字
• 應道 字
• 義修 字
• 荊川 室名、別號
• 荊川先生 未詳
• 荊川先生 室名、別號
• 襄文 諡號

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• 理學家 — 陽明學派
• 曆算家
• [為官者：文]
• 收徒講學
• 思想家

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1. [1] Identity and names The records jointly establish Tang Shunzhi’s dates, dynasty, identity, courtesy names, sobriquet, native place, and posthumous title.
   • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The basic record provides the name, dates, dynasty, courtesy names, sobriquet, native place, and posthumous title.
   • Souyun唐順之 (44799)The profile and biographical entry confirm his Ming identity, names, native place, dates, and literary status.
   • WikidataTang Shunzhi (Q10923051)The entity label, description, and aliases correspond to his English name, dates, courtesy names, sobriquet, and posthumous title.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database唐順之 (A008343)The authority record gives his name, aliases, dates, dynasty, native place, and literary identity.
2. [2] Family The family and association records provide the named relatives, dates, friends, and the official positions of his grandfather and father.
   • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The family and association records provide the named relatives, dates, friends, and the official positions of his grandfather and father.
3. [3] Examinations The examination entries and biographies support his early learning, the two reported provincial rankings, metropolitan first place, second-class first in the palace examination, Presented Scholar degree, and Shujishi appointment.
   • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The examination and office entries provide the ranks and Shujishi appointment; the biography supplies his early learning and metropolitan first place.
   • Souyun唐順之 (44799)The biographies confirm the metropolitan examination, degree, Shujishi appointment, and the sixth-place provincial ranking.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database唐順之 (A008343)The authority note confirms metropolitan first place, second-class first at the palace examination, Presented Scholar status, and selection as Shujishi.
4. [4] Early office career The office data and biographies describe his movement from the Ministry of War to the Ministry of Personnel and the Hanlin Academy, his dismissal, recall, remonstrance, petition, and long retreat in Yangxian.
   • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The office sequence and biographical text document his early appointments, Hanlin work, dismissal, recall, petition, and retirement.
   • Souyun唐順之 (44799)The biographies confirm the transfers, Hanlin appointment, Eastern Palace remonstrance, dismissal, and Yangxian retreat.
5. [5] Military career The military biographies and office data cover his recall during the coastal crisis, inspection of Jizhen, cooperation with Hu Zongxian, the sea battles at Chongming and Sansha, the fighting at Yaojiadang, his promotions, and the illness that ended the campaign.
   • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The office sequence and military biography document the recall appointments, inspection, strategy, battles, promotions, and illness.
   • Souyun唐順之 (44799)The biographies confirm his cooperation with Hu Zongxian, leadership at Chongming, and military promotion.
6. [6] Governorship and death The records document his promotion to Vice Censor-in-Chief and governor of Fengyang, his famine and coastal-defense measures, his death at Tongzhou, funeral rites, and the two reported periods for his posthumous title.
   • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The office data and biography document the Fengyang governorship, famine and coastal measures, death at Tongzhou, funeral treatment, and posthumous-title discrepancy.
   • Souyun唐順之 (44799)The profile and biographies confirm the death year, posthumous name, and the Tianqi and Chongzhen datings.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database唐順之 (A008343)The authority record confirms the 1560 death and Xiangwen title.
7. [7] Scholarship The biographies and status records support his wide learning, martial skills, engagement with Wang Ji’s teaching on innate knowing, austere habits, and reputation as Master Jingchuan.
   • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The status and biographical records cover Yangming learning, calendrical studies, teaching, broad scholarship, austerity, and the Jingchuan title.
   • Souyun唐順之 (44799)The biographies confirm his astronomy, mathematics, military learning, musical studies, and martial skill.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database唐順之 (A008343)The authority note confirms his military learning and martial arts.
8. [8] Literature The literary biographies establish his Tang–Song prose advocacy, school affiliations, Jiajing titles, early Tang poetic model, later stylistic change, and mixed critical reception.
   • Souyun唐順之 (44799)The literary entries describe his prose, Tang–Song affiliation, Jiajing honors, poetic models, later style, and critical reception.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database唐順之 (A008343)The authority note confirms the Tang–Song school, Jiajing Eight Talents, and Jiajing Three Great Masters.
   • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The biography describes his classical prose as having the manner of a great master.
9. [9] Collected works The bibliography and biographies list the collections, two 120-juan baibian works, and the competing descriptions of six or five large compilations.
   • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The bibliography lists the collected writings, baibian works, and their juan counts; the biographies give the six- and five-series variants.
   • Souyun唐順之 (44799)The literary biographies confirm the Jingchuan collections and the twelve-juan collection.
10. [10] Other works The bibliography lists the remaining works in classical studies, historiography, military learning, mathematics, literary compilation, and the Yinfu scriptures.
    • CBDBTang Shunzhi (34219)The bibliography gives each of these titles and their recorded juan counts.