Yuan Fu

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1. 1069 知某州軍州事
2. 1223 知某州軍州事
3. 1227 朝奉郎
4. 1227 知某州軍州事
5. 1234 直徽猷閣
6. 1234 知某府軍府事
7. 1235 轉運司判官
8. 1237 安撫使

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• 廣微 字
• 正肅 諡號
• 蒙齋 室名、別號

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• [為官者：文]
• 思想家

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1. [1] Identity, dates, and names Yuan Fu lived from 1174 to 1240 and is identified as a Southern Song official and thinker; his courtesy name was Guangwei, his studio name Mengzhai, his posthumous name Zhengsu, and his home was Yin County.
   • CBDBYuan Fu (10296)The biographical fields provide the name, life dates, Song affiliation, official and thinker classifications, names, and Yin County origin.
   • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The profile and biographies identify him as a Southern Song native of Yin County and give his courtesy name, studio name, and posthumous name.
   • WikidataYuan Fu (Q10515090)The structured entry supplies the English name, the 1174 and 1240 date values, and the three romanized aliases and name claims.
2. [2] Family learning and mentorship Yuan Fu was the second son of Yuan Xie, received instruction in his family tradition, and later studied with Yang Jian.
   • CBDBYuan Fu (10296)The kinship and association fields identify Yuan Xie as his father and describe his family learning and study under Yang Jian.
   • Souyun袁甫 (32036)Both biographies call him Yuan Xie's son and describe his early family instruction and study with Yang Jian.
3. [3] Examination and early career In 1214 Yuan Fu ranked first in the jinshi examination and began his official career in the Jiankang Military Command before serving in the Palace Library and related editorial posts.
   • CBDBYuan Fu (10296)The examination entry establishes the jinshi qualification, while the associated note gives the Jiading seventh-year first place and early offices.
   • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The office list and biographies provide the examination, Jiankang appointment, Palace Library Corrector, Collator, and Assistant Editorial Director sequence.
4. [4] Frontier policy memorials As Palace Library Corrector, Yuan Fu advocated stricter selection of regional commanders and tuntian agriculture; as Collator, he located the frontier problem within the state rather than outside it.
   • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The biography links these two memorial positions to his service as Palace Library Corrector and Collator.
5. [5] Local and circuit offices Yuan Fu held posts in Huzhou, Huizhou, Quzhou, the Jiangnan East Circuit, the Directorate of Palace Construction, Jianning, and the Fujian Circuit.
   • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The title list and biographies jointly supply the Huzhou, Huizhou, Quzhou, Jiangnan East Circuit, Directorate of Palace Construction, Jianning, and Fujian Circuit appointments.
   • CBDBYuan Fu (10296)The office entries additionally locate appointments at Quzhou, Jianning, and the Fujian Circuit.
6. [6] Administrative practice The biographies describe Yuan Fu's local administration as a program of beneficial measures, abuse reduction, famine relief, and educational and Confucian promotion.
   • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The biographies describe his efforts to promote benefits, remove abuses, relieve famine, and establish schools and advance Confucian learning.
7. [7] Shaoding service During Shaoding he returned to office, held historiographical appointments in 1233, and was sent to the Jiangnan East Circuit in the same year.
   • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The biography gives the Shaoding recall, the sixth-year 1233 historiographical appointments, and the concurrent circuit commission; the title list corroborates the offices.
8. [8] Duanping advancement After Lizong began personal rule in 1234, Yuan Fu served at Jianning and in the Fujian Circuit, returned as Junior Supervisor of the Palace Library, and rose to Imperial Diary Director and Secretariat Drafter.
   • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The biography records the Duanping first-year transition and the subsequent Jianning, Fujian Circuit, Palace Library, Imperial Diary, and Secretariat offices.
9. [9] Jiaxi offices In 1237 Yuan Fu held the Secretariat and Personnel posts, then advanced through the War and remonstrance offices to provisional Minister of War while also temporarily holding the Personnel portfolio.
   • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The biographies and title list give the Jiaxi first-year appointment and the later Secretariat, Personnel, War, remonstrance, and provisional ministerial offices.
   • CBDBYuan Fu (10296)The office entries additionally identify Secretariat Drafter and provisional Minister of War.
10. [10] Court conduct and impeachment The biographies present Yuan Fu as forthright at court and the association record reports his impeachment and removal by Xu Qingsou, with a resulting diminution in public esteem.
    • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The biographies characterize his court conduct as forthright and unafraid of powerful figures, with direct and clear memorials on major affairs.
    • CBDBYuan Fu (10296)The association entry identifies Xu Qingsou as the person who impeached and caused Yuan Fu's removal and preserves the assessment of diminished public esteem.
11. [11] Friendships Yuan Fu was friends with Tang Han, Wu Weiyin, and Zhang Bochang, and praised Zhang's learning, conduct, force of character, and understanding.
    • CBDBYuan Fu (10296)The association entries identify the three friendships and preserve Yuan Fu's assessment of Zhang Bochang's learning, conduct, vitality, and discernment.
12. [12] Family Yuan Fu's family included his father Yuan Xie, elder brother Yuan Su, wife Zhao Xiyi, father-in-law Zhao Shiyuan, sons Yuan Cong and Yuan Xi, and brother-in-law Cao Fengji.
    • CBDBYuan Fu (10296)The kinship fields list Yuan Xie and his dates, Yuan Su, Zhao Xiyi and her dates, Zhao Shiyuan, the two sons, and Cao Fengji as a brother-in-law by marriage.
13. [13] Works The recorded works include the ten listed titles, among them 《孝經說》, 《孟子解》, 《蒙齋中庸講義》, 《後省封駁》, 《信安志》, 《江東荒政錄》, 《防拓錄》, 《樂事錄》, and 《蒙齋集》.
    • CBDBYuan Fu (10296)The works list includes 《蒙齋集》, 《孝經說》, 《孟子解》, 《蒙齋中庸講義》, and 《江東荒政錄》 under Yuan Fu's name.
    • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The biography lists 《孝說》, 《後省封駁》, 《信安志》, 《江東荒政錄》, 《防拓錄》, 《樂事錄》, and 《蒙齋集》.
14. [14] Transmission of the collection The original collected works were lost, and a 20-volume 《蒙齋集》 was reconstructed from the 《永樂大典》, with two volumes of poetry and later additions appended.
    • Souyun袁甫 (32036)The biography describes the loss of the original collection, its Qing reconstruction from the 《永樂大典》 in 20 volumes with two poetry volumes, and the appended poems outside the collection.