Zhang Xie

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1. [1] Name and dates Zhang Xie, a Ming dynasty scholar, also written 張爕, with dates 1574–1640.
   • WikidataXie Zhang (Q11067446)Wikidata gives the name as Zhang Xie (張燮), describes him as a Ming dynasty scholar, and dates him 1574–1640.
   • WikidataZhang Xie (Q45446378)A separate Wikidata item writes the name as 張爕.
   • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)CBDB records the name as 張爕 and the dynasty as Ming.
   • Souyun張燮 (45746)Gives the name as 張燮.
2. [2] Courtesy name, sobriquets and native place His courtesy name was Shaohe, his sobriquet Haibinyishi, and he also used the names Feiyun zhuren, Qunyulou, Wanshishanfang, Cangzhenguan and Feiyunju; his native place was Longxi in Fujian, which now belongs to Zhangzhou.
   • Souyun張燮 (45746)Gives his courtesy name Shaohe, his sobriquet Haibinyishi, and his native place Longxi in Fujian, which now belongs to Zhangzhou.
   • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)Records his courtesy name 紹和 and his native place 龍溪.
   • WikidataXie Zhang (Q11067446)Gives the courtesy name Shaohe and the further names Haibinyishi, Feiyun zhuren, Qunyulou, Wanshishanfang, Cangzhenguan and Feiyunju.
   • WikidataZhang Xie (Q45446378)Records the courtesy name 紹和 (Shaohe).
3. [3] Provincial examination In 1594 he passed the provincial examination and became a juren.
   • Souyun張燮 (45746)Records his juren degree in the twenty-second year of the Wanli era (1594).
   • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)Records him as a provincial graduate (鄉貢舉人).
4. [4] Society at Mount Zhi He was quick-witted and widely read, formed a literary society at the foot of Mount Zhi, and was counted with Jiang Mengyu, Gao Kezheng and Lin Maogui among the Seven Talents.
   • Souyun張燮 (45746)Describes him as quick-witted and widely read; he formed a society at the foot of Mount Zhi and was counted, with Jiang Mengyu, Gao Kezheng and Lin Maogui, among the Seven Talents.
5. [5] Huang Daozhou Huang Daozhou esteemed him, and a letter addressed to him survives in Huang's collected works.
   • Souyun張燮 (45746)Says that Huang Daozhou esteemed him.
   • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)Records a letter addressed to him by Huang Daozhou, preserved in the Huang Zhangpu ji, juan 15.
6. [6] Conflicting birth year His dates are given as 1574–1640, while a birth year of 1567 has also been reckoned from his provincial examination year.
   • WikidataXie Zhang (Q11067446)Gives his birth year as 1574 and his death year as 1640.
   • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)Sets his index year at 1567, derived by reckoning back twenty-seven years from the year of his provincial examination, which differs from the stated dates.
7. [7] Prefaces and biography He wrote prefaces for works by Nan Juyi, Tu Yizhen and Xu 𤊹, and a biography of Zhou Qiyuan.
   • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)Records prefaces written for works by Nan Juyi, Tu Yizhen and Xu 𤊹, and a biography of Zhou Qiyuan.
8. [8] Funerary and commemorative writings He composed sacrificial and biographical writings for Jiang Mengyu, Cai Fuyi and Wang Yinglin, as well as epitaphs, temple, school and shrine inscriptions and farewell prefaces.
   • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)Records sacrificial and biographical writings for Jiang Mengyu, Cai Fuyi and Wang Yinglin, along with tomb epitaphs, temple stelae, academy and shrine records, and farewell prefaces.
9. [9] Poetic exchange Poems and writings were exchanged with Jiao Hong and others.
   • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)Records exchanges of poems and writings with Jiao Hong and others.
10. [10] Works His writings include Dongxi yang kao and Feiyun ju ji.
    • Souyun張燮 (45746)Lists his works as Dongxi yang kao and Feiyun ju ji.
11. [11] Qunyu lou ji A collection titled Qunyu lou ji in eighty-four juan is recorded.
    • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)Records a collection titled Qunyu lou ji in eighty-four juan.
12. [12] Siku quanshu zongmu tiyao His works are listed in the Siku quanshu zongmu tiyao, juan 71.
    • CBDBZhang Xie (134659)Cites the Siku quanshu zongmu tiyao, juan 71, as the main source for its record of him.