Dai Biaoyuan

TimelineCBDB

1. 1269 太學生 咸淳
2. 1302 諸路總管府儒學教授 大德

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• 帥初 字
• 曾伯 字
• 剡源先生 室名、別號

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• [為官者：文]
• 思想家

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1. [1] Name, dates, and identity The biographical record gives Dai Biaoyuan's name, dates, and Yuan affiliation, and classifies him as a thinker; the other record describes him as a poet and writer.
   • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The biographical record identifies Dai Biaoyuan, born in 1244 and deceased in 1310, as a Yuan figure and a thinker.
   • WikidataDai Biaoyuan (Q5208978)The item names Dai Biaoyuan, describes him as a poet and writer, and gives the birth and death years as 1244 and 1310.
2. [2] Names and native place His courtesy names were Shuaichu and Zengbo, and his alternate name was Shanyuan Xiansheng; his native place is given as Fenghua Prefecture and Fenghua Commandery.
   • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The alternate-name fields give the courtesy names Shuaichu and Zengbo and the alternate name Shanyuan Xiansheng, with the corresponding Chinese name types.
   • WikidataDai Biaoyuan (Q5208978)The name list also gives Shuaichu and Zengbo as English aliases.
3. [3] Native place His native place is recorded as Fenghua Prefecture, with Fenghua Commandery as another form.
   • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The two basic-address entries give the native place as 奉化州 and 奉化郡.
4. [4] Examination and Imperial Academy The examination entry places him in the general jinshi category, while the office entry dates his Imperial Academy studentship to 1269, the fifth year of Xianchun.
   • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The examination entry gives 進士（籠統）, while the office entry gives 太學生 beginning in 1269, the fifth year of the Xianchun era.
5. [5] Teachers and students The relationship entries identify Dai Biaoyuan as Wang Yinglin's student and Chen Yizeng as Dai Biaoyuan's student.
   • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The two relationship entries give the directions of the teacher–student ties with Wang Yinglin and Chen Yizeng.
6. [6] Appointments The office entries list professorships in Jiankang, Xinzhou, and Wuzhou, with the Xinzhou appointment beginning in 1302, the sixth year of Dade.
   • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The office entries give a Jiankang Route zhou Confucian-school professorship and route-head-office Confucian-school professorships in Xinzhou and Wuzhou; the Xinzhou entry begins in 1302, the sixth year of Dade.
7. [7] Father The kinship entry names Dai Hao as his father, and the other item has a father claim whose value is Q45413713.
   • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The kinship entry labels Dai Hao as Dai Biaoyuan's father.
   • WikidataDai Biaoyuan (Q5208978)The item includes a father claim with the entity value Q45413713; the kinship entry supplies the name Dai Hao.
8. [8] Four sons The four sons are listed in birth order as Dai Chuyang, Dai Ciji, Dai Hougeng, and Dai Youru; the other item also contains four child claims.
   • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The kinship entries identify the four sons and mark them as first, second, third, and fourth sons.
   • WikidataDai Biaoyuan (Q5208978)The item contains four child claims, matching the four sons listed by name in the kinship entries.
9. [9] Affinal relations The kinship entries list Lu Mengsun, Sun Xiaoweng, Xu Gongshuo, and Yuan Gengsun as sons-in-law.
   • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The kinship entries label Lu Mengsun, Sun Xiaoweng, Xu Gongshuo, and Yuan Gengsun as sons-in-law.
10. [10] Friendships and poetic exchange The relationships identify Zhou Mi, Zhao Mengfu, and Liu Guan as friends and list poetic exchanges with Fang Hui, Chen Zhu, Lu Wengui, and others.
    • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The relationship entries mark three named friends and classify the exchanges with Fang Hui, Chen Zhu, Lu Wengui, and others as 相唱和.
11. [11] Collection title The writings entry gives the title 《剡源集》, while the associated titles also use 《剡源文集》.
    • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The writings entry gives 《剡源集》, and an associated title uses 《剡源文集》.
12. [12] Prefaces The work entries identify prefaces for works by Zhou Mi, Zhao Mengfu, Fang Hui, and Qiu Yuan, and give the titles 《王伯善農書序》, 《天原發微序》, and 《春秋法度編序》.
    • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The entries identify Zhao Mengfu's poetry-and-prose-collection preface and poetry-and-prose prefaces for Zhou Mi, Fang Hui, and Qiu Yuan; the named titles include the three Chinese works listed.
13. [13] Genres The work categories cover prefaces, epitaphs, tomb inscriptions, sacrificial texts, biographies, elegies, farewell poems and prefaces, studio and hall inscriptions, book-and-painting colophons, building notes, academy notes, and Daoist-temple notes.
    • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The work-category entries separately identify poetry-and-prose prefaces, epitaphs, tomb inscriptions, sacrificial texts, biographies, elegies, farewell pieces, studio and hall inscriptions, book-and-painting colophons, building notes, academy notes, and Daoist-temple notes.
14. [14] Later texts The relationship entries identify Yuan Jue as the author of 《戴先生墓誌銘》, Song Lian as the author of a preface to 《剡源集》 and 《題剡源清茂軒記後》, and Liu Guan as the author of 《跋文長老所藏曹泰宇戴帥初詩》.
    • CBDBDai Biaoyuan (28306)The relationship entries name Yuan Jue for 《戴先生墓誌銘》, Song Lian for 《剡源集序》 and 《題剡源清茂軒記後》, and Liu Guan for 《跋文長老所藏曹泰宇戴帥初詩》.