[1]Name, dates, and identityPan Lianggui lived from 1094 to 1150 and was a Song-dynasty official and poet; his former name, courtesy names, sobriquet, and Jinhua origin are also supplied.
CBDBPan Lianggui (1388)CBDB gives Pan Lianggui’s name, dates, Song affiliation, romanized aliases and Jinhua registration, and lists his service as a Secretariat Drafter.
Souyun潘良貴 (28569)The biographical entries provide his dates, Song identity, names, Jinhua origin, official career, and poetic work.
WikidataPan Lianggui (Q45358382)The entity record supplies the English name, English aliases, birth and death time values, and a Song-dynasty-person description.
[2]Early careerIn 1115 Pan Lianggui entered office through the Upper Hall, held early academic and administrative posts, served in the Huainan Eastern Circuit in 1123–1125, rejected 蔡京, was demoted after the Jingkang audience, and served in the Ministry of Works in 1127–1129.
CBDBPan Lianggui (1388)CBDB lists the Upper Hall success, the Huainan Eastern Circuit appointment dated 1123–1125, and the Ministry of Works appointment dated 1127–1129.
Souyun潘良貴 (28569)The biographical entries describe his 1115 entry through the Upper Hall, early offices, refusal of 蔡京, the Jingkang audience, and later appointments, including the variant forms of 何㮚’s name.
[3]Remonstrance officeAfter Gaozong’s accession, Pan Lianggui became Left Remonstrance Adviser, with a Left/Right title variant, urged punishment of traitors and military recovery, and was demoted and sent to temple service after offending the ministers.
Souyun潘良貴 (28569)The entries describe his appointment after Gaozong’s accession, the Left/Right Remonstrance title variant, his calls for punishment and recovery, and his demotion or departure to temple service.
[4]Shaoxing career sequenceThe Shaoxing career included the Left Assistant post, judicial and merit-evaluation offices, service in the Left Department, the Longtu Pavilion title, prefecture service, Palace Library and Secretariat posts, with Yan and Mu as variant prefecture names.
CBDBPan Lianggui (1388)CBDB lists a 1132 prefectural office associated with Mu Prefecture, as well as Direct Reader of the Longtu Pavilion, Left Assistant, Merit Evaluations, and Secretariat offices.
Souyun潘良貴 (28569)The biographical entries give the Yan Prefecture appointment and differing sequences involving the Hunan judicial commission, Merit Evaluations, the Left Department, Longtu Pavilion, Palace Library, Palace Attendant, and Secretariat posts.
[5]Shaoxing fifth yearIn 1135 Pan Lianggui became Acting Drafter in the Secretariat, offended the throne by rebuking a court speaker, and left for supervision of the Jiangzhou Taiping Abbey.
Souyun潘良貴 (28569)The biographical entries describe his appointment as Acting Drafter in 1135, the court rebuke, his request to leave, and supervision of the Jiangzhou Taiping Abbey.
[6]Later officesHe again entered temple service in 1138, became prefect of Ming in 1139, received the Huiyou Pavilion and Bozhou Mingdao Palace posts, and held the Eastern Zhejiang pacification, Jiying Palace, and Ming prefectural offices in 1139–1140.
CBDBPan Lianggui (1388)CBDB lists the Eastern Zhejiang pacification office, Ming Prefecture, and Jiying Palace appointments in 1139–1140, along with the Huiyou Pavilion and Bozhou Mingdao Palace titles.
Souyun潘良貴 (28569)The biographical entries describe the 1138 temple service, 1139 Ming Prefecture appointment, and subsequent Huiyou Pavilion and Bozhou Mingdao Palace appointments.
[7]Retirement and deathRepeated temple service was followed by a return home and ten years without office; in 1150 he was demoted three grades for corresponding with 李光 and died at fifty-seven.
Souyun潘良貴 (28569)The entries describe repeated temple service, his return home and ten years away from office, the three-grade demotion for corresponding with 李光, and his death at fifty-seven.
CBDBPan Lianggui (1388)CBDB confirms the 1094 birth year and 1150 death year.
WikidataPan Lianggui (Q45358382)The entity record gives time values for birth in 1094 and death in 1150.
[8]FamilyPan Lianggui’s father was 潘祖仁, his father-in-law was 傅墨卿, his siblings were 潘良佐, 潘良瑗, 潘良翰, and 潘良能, and his later family included 潘畤 and 潘世演.
CBDBPan Lianggui (1388)CBDB lists the father, father-in-law, siblings, nephew, and great-grandson, including dates for 潘祖仁 and 潘畤.
WikidataPan Lianggui (Q45358382)The entity record also contains a father relationship pointing to Pan Lianggui’s father.
[9]Associations and rebukePan Lianggui was friends with 陳楫, a disciple of 權邦彥, and recommended by 沈與求; he also rebuked and dismissed 向子諲 for offensive speech.
CBDBPan Lianggui (1388)CBDB lists the friendship with 陳楫, the recommendation by 沈與求, the discipleship relation to 權邦彥, and the rebuke and dismissal of 向子諲.
[10]Works and poetryThe fifteen-volume 《默成居士集》 was lost and a descendant later compiled the eight-volume 《默成文集》; his poems were edited from the Wen yuan ge 《四庫全書》 base, collated with 《敬鄉錄》 quotations, and combined with poems outside the collection.
CBDBPan Lianggui (1388)CBDB lists 《默成文集》 and 《默成居士集》 under Pan Lianggui’s textual associations.
Souyun潘良貴 (28569)The biographical entries give the collections’ volume counts, loss and later compilation, and the editorial basis and arrangement of his poems.
[11]Preface and esteem朱熹 wrote the preface to 《默成文集》 and held Pan Lianggui in high esteem; Pan Lianggui wrote a preface for a book by his nephew 潘畤.
Souyun潘良貴 (28569)The biographical entry states that 朱熹 wrote the preface to 《默成文集》 and highly esteemed Pan Lianggui.
CBDBPan Lianggui (1388)CBDB identifies Pan Lianggui as the author of a preface to a book by 潘畤 and identifies 潘畤 as his nephew.
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