[1]Name, dates, and periodFu Ruojin is identified as a Yuan-dynasty poet and writer, with 1303–1342 as the usual life dates and a separate account placing his death in the third year of the Zhizheng era, 1343.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The basic profile gives the English name, 1303 and 1342 as the birth and death years, the Yuan dynasty, and the status of being accomplished in prose.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The profile and biographical passages identify him as a Yuan writer, give 1303–1342, and also state that he died in the third year of the Zhizheng era, which the date annotation maps to 1343.
WikidataFu Ruojin (Q45413080)The English label and Yuan-dynasty description identify the person, while the date properties support 1303 and 1342.Taken from the source record as captured
[2]Courtesy name and native placeHis courtesy name changed from Ruli to Yuli, and his native place is given as Linjiang Xinyu or Xinyu Prefecture.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The profile gives the two courtesy names, Ruli and Yuli, and lists Xinyu Prefecture as the basic native place.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The biographical passages state that the first courtesy name was Ruli and the later one Yuli, and identify him as a native of Linjiang Xinyu.
WikidataFu Ruojin (Q45413080)The name list supplies the English forms Ruli and Yuli together with their Chinese forms.
[3]Early hardship and instructionFu Ruojin was orphaned young, came from a poor household, devoted himself to study, and learned poetic technique from Fan Peng.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The two passages describe his early poverty and study, and say that the fellow townsman 范梈 recognized him and passed on his poetic method.
[4]Arrival in the capitalAt about thirty, Fu Ruojin reached the capital as a commoner; his writings quickly circulated and eminent men welcomed him as an honored guest.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The passages say that he went to the capital at about thirty and, arriving as a commoner, became known within days and was welcomed as an honored guest.
[5]Recognition and recommendationYu Ji and Jie Xisi praised Fu Ruojin's poetry, and Yu Ji and Song Jiong recommended him as an exceptional talent.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)One passage says that 虞集 and 揭傒斯 greatly praised his poetry; the other says that 虞集 and 宋褧 recommended him for exceptional talent.
[6]Service and officeHe assisted on the Annam mission and became Professor of Literature for Guangzhou Circuit; another office title is Professor of Confucian Learning in the Various Circuit Governorates.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The biography says that he assisted the Annam mission and, on his return, was appointed Professor of Literature for Guangzhou.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The office entries give 參佐 and Professor of Confucian Learning in the Various Circuit Governorates, with the latter attached to Guangzhou Circuit.
[7]Route into officeHis route into office is classified as recruitment by summons.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The entry category is 徵辟, meaning recruitment or appointment by summons.
[8]Death-date divergenceHe died while serving as a Guangzhou professor; the dates given are 1342 and the third year of the Zhizheng era, 1343, with the latter account specifying age forty.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The main person row gives 1342 as the death year and forty as the death age.Taken from the source record as captured
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The biography says he died as a Guangzhou professor and also gives the Zhizheng-third-year, age-forty account; the date annotation maps that year to 1343.
WikidataFu Ruojin (Q45413080)The death-date property supports 1342.Taken from the source record as captured
[9]Family and posthumous compilationHis father was 傅明可 and a brother was named 傅若雨; another account calls the brother 若川 and says that he reorganized and printed the poetry posthumously as Qingjiang ji.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The kinship entries name his father as 傅明可 and his brother as 傅若雨.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The poetry account says that his younger brother 若川 reorganized and printed the collection after his death under the name 《清江集》.
[10]MarriageHis wife was 孫淑, who lived from 1306 to 1328.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The kinship entry identifies his wife as 孫淑 and gives 1306 and 1328 as her birth and death years.
[11]Poetic styleJie Xisi compared Fu Ruojin with Fan Peng, distinguishing their strengths in different poetic forms and placing them on a par.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The passage attributes to 揭傒斯 the comparison of Fu's style with 范梈's and the distinction between seven-character song verse and five-character ancient and regulated verse.
[12]Preface and critical receptionYu Ji wrote the preface to Fu Ruojin's poetry, discussed early Yuan poetic development, and said that court and academy circles unanimously praised it.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The passage quotes 虞文靖公's preface on the development of early Yuan poetry and its statement that the 台省 and 館閣 circles praised Fu's poetry without dissent.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The association entry identifies 虞集 as the author of a preface to Fu's poetry collection.
[13]Prefaces and epitaphYu Ji, Jie Xisi, and Fan Peng wrote prefaces to Fu's poetry collection; Liang Yin wrote a preface to Fu Yuli wenji, and Su Tianjue composed his epitaph.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The association entries identify Yu Ji, Jie Xisi, and Fan Peng as authors of prefaces to the poetry collection, Liang Yin as the author of a preface to the prose collection, and Su Tianjue as the author of Fu's epitaph.
[14]WorksThe four named poetry manuscripts were 初稿, 南征稿, 使還新稿, and 牛鐸音; after his death they were reorganized and printed as Qingjiang ji, and the titles Fu Yuli shiwenji and Fu Yuli wenji are also found.
Souyun傅若金 (37880)The biographical passages name the four poetry manuscripts, the posthumous compilation 《清江集》, and 《傅與礪詩文集》.
CBDBFu Ruojin (27988)The works entry additionally gives the title 《傅與礪文集》.
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