Li Tongren

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Life

In the tenth year of the Xuande reign (1435), he passed the provincial examination; in the first year of the Zhengtong reign (1436), he earned the jinshi degree through consecutive success.[2] The year of his jinshi qualification is also given as 1406, and his rank was twelfth in the second class.[3]

The following year (1437), he was appointed a Secretary of Military Selection in the Nanjing Ministry of War.[4] Later, he was promoted to Vice Director and Director in the Ministry of Works, served as an associate commissioner in the Fujian Salt Transport Administration, and retired from office before his death.[5]

Works

His work, *Dongshan Qiaoyin ji*, has survived.[6]

ExaminationsCBDB

RecordRank
科舉: 進士(籠統)第2甲第12名

Citations

  1. [1] Identity, period, and origin Li Tongren is identified as a Ming-dynasty jinshi degree-holder who lived across the 14th and 15th centuries, with the courtesy name Gongpu, the sobriquet Jingzhai, and an origin in Jintan Township, Jishui County, Ji'an Prefecture, Jiangxi.
    • CBDBLi Tongren (359213)The record names him Li Tongren, places him in the Ming dynasty, identifies his jinshi status, and gives Jishui as his registered place.
    • Souyun李同仁 (111065)The biographical entry gives his broad lifetime, courtesy name, sobriquet, Ming affiliation, and hometown in Jintan Township, Jishui County, Ji'an Prefecture, Jiangxi.
    • WikidataLi Tongren (Q45580240)The item labels him Li Tongren and describes him as a Ming-dynasty person.
  2. [2] Examinations and rank He passed the provincial examination in 1435 and earned the jinshi degree in 1436 through consecutive success. His jinshi year is also given as 1406, and his rank was twelfth in the second class.
    • Souyun李同仁 (111065)The biographical entry and its structured annotations identify him as a juren in 1435 and a jinshi in 1436, with consecutive success between the two examinations.
    • CBDBLi Tongren (359213)The examination entry also identifies him as a jinshi.
  3. [3] Alternative examination year and placement The jinshi year is given in two different ways: 1436 in the biographical account and 1406 in the index field; the examination placement is recorded as twelfth in the second class.
    • Souyun李同仁 (111065)The biographical account identifies him as a jinshi in 1436, providing the date that differs from the 1406 index year.
    • CBDBLi Tongren (359213)The index field gives 1406 as the year tied to the jinshi entry, while the examination entry records the placement as the second class, twelfth place.
  4. [4] First appointment In the year following his 1436 jinshi success, he received appointment as a Military Selection Secretary in the Nanjing Ministry of War in 1437.
    • Souyun李同仁 (111065)The biographical entry states that he received the post in the following year, 1437, and the structured annotations identify Nanjing and the Military Selection office of the Ministry of War.
  5. [5] Later offices and retirement He later advanced through the posts of Vice Director and Director in the Ministry of Works, served as an associate commissioner in the Fujian Salt Transport Administration, and retired before dying.
    • Souyun李同仁 (111065)The biographical entry lists his promotion through the Ministry of Works posts, his external appointment in Fujian, and his retirement and death; the structured annotations provide the corresponding offices and region.
  6. [6] Work The work *Dongshan Qiaoyin ji* is attributed to him and is said to have been transmitted.
    • Souyun李同仁 (111065)The biographical entry names *Dongshan Qiaoyin ji* as his work and says that it has been transmitted; the structured annotations identify the two components of the title.