Zhang Zhihan

TimelineCBDB

1. 1276 諸路總管府知事 至元

Office recordsCBDB

AliasesCBDB

• 周卿 字
• 西巖 室名、別號

StatusCBDB

• [為官者：文]
• 良吏;循吏

AssociationsCBDB

ExaminationsCBDB

WorksCBDB

Citations

1. [1] Name, dates, and official status Zhang Zhihan lived from 1243 to 1296 and is identified as a Yuan official.
   • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The underlying values give Zhang Zhihan's name, birth year, death year, dynasty, and an official post.
   • Souyun張之翰 (38699)The profile confirms his name, dates, early Yuan identity, and official career.
   • WikidataZhang Zhihan (Q11066432)The entity is labelled Zhang Zhihan and described as a Yuan dynasty person born in 1243 and deceased in 1296.
2. [2] Courtesy name His courtesy name was Zhouqing.
   • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The alternate-name entry identifies Zhouqing as his courtesy name.
   • Souyun張之翰 (38699)Both biographical passages give 周卿 as his courtesy name.
   • WikidataZhang Zhihan (Q11066432)The English name list and the name claim both provide the form Zhouqing.
3. [3] Late-life sobriquet His late-life sobriquet was Xiyan Laoren.
   • Souyun張之翰 (38699)The biographical passages call him 西巖老人 and identify it as a late-life sobriquet; the profile lists the same alias in simplified form.
4. [4] Alternate name Xiyan was another name used for Zhang Zhihan.
   • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The alternate-name entry gives Xiyan and classifies its Chinese form as a studio name or sobriquet.
   • WikidataZhang Zhihan (Q11066432)The English and Chinese name lists and the corresponding claim all give Xiyan or 西巖 as an alias.
5. [5] Hometown He came from Handan.
   • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The address entry identifies 邯鄲 as his basic registered native place.
   • Souyun張之翰 (38699)The profile and both biographical passages identify him as a native of 邯鄲.
6. [6] Recruitment by summons He entered official service through recruitment by summons.
   • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The entry classification gives 徵辟, recruitment by summons, as the route into service.
7. [7] Mingci appointment In the early Zhongtong era, he served as a zhishi at Mingci.
   • Souyun張之翰 (38699)The biographical passage states that he was appointed 洺磁知事 in the early Zhongtong era.
8. [8] Zhiyuan thirteenth-year appointment In 1276, the thirteenth year of Zhiyuan, he served as a zhishi in the Zhending Route General Administration Office.
   • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The appointment entry combines 至元, year 13, the year 1276, the office 諸路總管府知事, and the location 真定路.
9. [9] Other offices His other offices included an Investigating Censor, a Ministry of Revenue langzhong, and a prefect or prefectural governor.
   • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The office list contains 散府知府或府尹, 監察御史, and 戶部郎中.
10. [10] Hanlin and Songjiang service By the end of the Zhiyuan era, he served as Hanlin Academician for Expository Lectures and administered Songjiang Prefecture.
    • Souyun張之翰 (38699)Both biographical passages connect the end of the Zhiyuan era with 翰林侍講學士 and service as administrator of 松江府; the profile lists the related titles.
11. [11] Songjiang relief While administering Songjiang, he faced famine, a rent quota reckoned at 100,000, and secured remission after representing its abuses.
    • Souyun張之翰 (38699)The biographical passage states that the people suffered famine, the rent quota was counted in the amount of 100,000, and that his forceful representation of the abuses led to remission.
12. [12] Xunli reputation His conduct was described as having the manner of an ancient xunli, or exemplary administrator, and he is classified as a good or conscientious official.
    • Souyun張之翰 (38699)The biographical passage says that he had the manner of an ancient 循吏.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The status classification describes him as 良吏 and 循吏.
13. [13] Poetic exchanges He exchanged poems with Gong Kai, Li Siyan, Xu Yan, Gao Kegong, and Shu Yuexiang.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)Five association entries name these correspondents and classify each relationship as 相唱和, an exchange of verse.
14. [14] Presented poetry and prose He presented poetry and prose to Fang Hui, Zhang Jiusi, Liu Mengyan, Du Ying, Zhang Sili, Xu Xianchen, and Aotun Xilu.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The association entries name these recipients and classify the relationships as 贈詩、文, presentations of poetry and prose.
15. [15] First group of farewell pieces He wrote farewell poems or prefaces for Bai Ting, Wei Chu, Yan Fu, Yelu Youshang, Fan Xiwen, and Xianyu Shu.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)Six association entries name these people and classify the works as 臨別贈言, specifically farewell poems or prefaces.
16. [16] Second group of farewell pieces He also wrote farewell poems or prefaces for Wang Yu, Li Qian, Li Shizhuan, Zhang Kongsun, and Zhang Sili.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)Five association entries name these people and classify the works as 臨別贈言, specifically farewell poems or prefaces.
17. [17] Poem for Liu Minzhong He sent a poem to Liu Minzhong in the snow.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The title says 張御史周卿雪中送詩, and the relationship type identifies Liu Minzhong as receiving a farewell piece from him.
18. [18] Prefaces and commemorative prose He wrote prefaces for works by Liang Zhu, Song Gui, and Zhang Ding, as well as a tomb inscription for Ye Ruzhou, a spirit-way stele for Zhao Bi, a tomb tablet for Wang Gou, and a biographical account of Wang Keyu.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The association entries identify the three preface subjects and the genres and subjects of the tomb inscription, spirit-way stele, tomb tablet, and biographical account.
19. [19] Birthday poems He wrote birthday poems for Li Zhi, Liu Mengyan, Wang Yue, Li Qian, Du Ying, Meng Qi, and Liu Yue.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The seven association titles contain 壽 and identify the recipients of the birthday poems.
20. [20] Mourning poems He wrote mourning poems or lyrics for Hu Zhiyu, Wei Chu, Song Gui, Du Ying, Hou Jue, and Yan Mijian.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)Six association entries name the subjects and classify the works as mourning poems or lyrics.
21. [21] Colophons and Le shan tang ji His colophons addressed works by Zhang Jiusi, Hao Jing, Wang Quji, Hao Tianting, Chen Hu, and Yang Guo, and he also composed Le shan tang ji.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The entries list six subjects of poetry-and-prose colophons and separately identify 樂善堂記 as a work concerning a building.
22. [22] Xiyan ji He wrote Xiyan ji, a collection in twenty juan.
    • CBDBZhang Zhihan (28845)The works entry gives the title 西巖集.
    • Souyun張之翰 (38699)Both biographical passages mention 西岩集, and one explicitly gives its length as twenty volumes.
23. [23] Jingzhong deng and Zhang Jingdeng The poem Jingzhong deng became widely celebrated, and he was known as Zhang Jingdeng.
    • Souyun張之翰 (38699)The biographical passage says that the poem 镜中灯 was widely celebrated and that he was known as 张镜灯.