[1]Name and datesWang Zhaoyuan was born in 1763 and died in 1851, although her year of death is left unspecified in another account.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The biographical record gives the name Wang Zhaoyuan, birth year 1763, and death year 1851.
Souyun王照圓 (67676)The biographical entry gives 1763 as the birth year and leaves the death year open with a question mark.
WikidataWang Zhaoyuan (Q18208555)The entity is named Wang Zhaoyuan and has date values for 1763-10-04 and 1851.
[2]IdentityWang Zhaoyuan was a Qing-dynasty woman scholar, poet, and calligrapher.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The record identifies her as a Qing woman and classifies her as a calligrapher, a scholar of Han Learning, a writer skilled in classical prose, and a poet.
Souyun王照圓 (67676)The biographical entry places her in the Qing dynasty and describes her poetry, prose, and calligraphy.
WikidataWang Zhaoyuan (Q18208555)The entity description identifies her as a Chinese scholar and writer.
[3]Courtesy namesHer courtesy names were Ruiyu and 畹佺.
Souyun王照圓 (67676)The biographical entry gives Ruiyu as her courtesy name and 畹佺 as another courtesy name; both also appear in the alias data.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The address data identifies Fushan as her basic ancestral address.
Souyun王照圓 (67676)The biographical data identifies her as a person from Fushan, Shandong.
[7]MarriageWang Zhaoyuan was the wife of Hao Yixing, who lived from 1755 to 1823.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The kinship data identifies Hao Yixing as her husband and gives his birth and death years as 1755 and 1823.
Souyun王照圓 (67676)The biographical entries call her Hao Yixing's wife and household partner.
[8]ChildrenShe had a daughter, 郝文則, and a son, 郝文虎.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The kinship data identifies 郝文則 as her daughter and 郝文虎 as her son.
[9]Inscriptions and title notesShe often prepared the inscriptions and title notes for books written by Hao Yixing.
Souyun王照圓 (67676)The biographical entry says that she often wrote and finalized title notes for Hao Yixing's books.
[10]Preface for Chen ErshiShe wrote a preface for books by Chen Ershi.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The association data states that she wrote a preface for books by Chen Ershi.
[11]Prefaces by other scholarsPrefaces for her books were written by Hao Yixing, Hong Yixuan, Zang Yong, and Ma Ruichen.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The association data identifies Hao Yixing, Hong Yixuan, Zang Yong, and Ma Ruichen as the persons who wrote the associated book prefaces.
[12]Conferral of honorA conferral of honor, 封贈, is associated with her.
[13]Poetry, prose, and learningShe was accomplished in poetry and prose, her learning encompassed Han Learning and the Classics, and she was skilled in classical prose.
Souyun王照圓 (67676)The biographical entry describes her as accomplished in poetry and prose.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The status data classifies her under Han Learning within the study of the Classics and as skilled in classical prose.
[14]CalligraphyHer calligraphy followed the Ou and Liu styles.
Souyun王照圓 (67676)The biographical entry says that her calligraphy followed the Ou and Liu styles.
[15]Principal worksHer works include 《列女傳補注》 in eight juan, 《列仙傳校正》 in two juan, 《夢書》 in one juan, and 《婉佺詩草》.
Souyun王照圓 (67676)The biographical entries list 《列女傳補注》, 《列仙傳校正》, 《夢書》, and 《婉佺詩草》 among her works.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The title data gives the four works and their listed lengths: eight juan, two juan, one juan, and no stated length for 《婉佺詩草》.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The title data identifies 《夢書》 as one juan and assigns her the role of compiler.
[17]Additional titlesOther titles associated with her are 《曬書堂閨中文存》, 《列女傳校正》, 《待問》, 《懿行見易類》, 《敍讚》, 《詩問》, 《詩說》, 《和鳴集》, and 《女校》, with the listed lengths and name forms.
CBDBWang Zhaoyuan (34233)The title data lists these nine additional titles, including their stated lengths and the Wang Zhaoyuan name forms attached to several titles.