Feng Shike

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1. 1566 縣丞 隆慶

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1. [1] Identity and dates Feng Shike is given a birth year of 1549, with no death year, and is identified as a Ming official and writer.
   • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The biographical profile gives the name, 1549 birth year, Ming affiliation, and a statement that he was known for writing.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The authority entry identifies him as a Ming official and supplies his name.
   • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The basic record confirms his personal name and Ming affiliation.
   • WikidataFeng Shike (Q10895355)The entity label and description identify Feng Shike as a Ming-dynasty person.
2. [2] Names and style The sources agree on Minqing, Yuancheng, and Wensuo while differing over the sobriquet Wensuo or Wucheng; the English text preserves that variation.
   • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The profile gives Minqing and Yuancheng as names and Wucheng and Wensuo as sobriquets; the detailed biography explicitly calls Yuancheng an additional courtesy name and Wensuo a sobriquet.
   • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The basic record classifies Minqing and Yuancheng as courtesy names and Yuancheng and Wensuo as studio or sobriquet names.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The authority entry supplies the name forms Feng Minqing and Feng Yuancheng.
   • WikidataFeng Shike (Q10895355)The name list includes Minqing, Wensuo, and Yuancheng among his aliases.
3. [3] Native place He was associated with Huating in Songjiang Prefecture, with a more detailed formulation placing him at Fanghe Tan in Huating County of Southern Zhili.
   • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The profile gives Songjiang Prefecture and Huating, while the detailed biography specifies Huating County and Fanghe Tan in Southern Zhili.
   • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The basic address record identifies Huating as his native place.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The birthplace field gives Huating.
4. [4] Immediate family Feng Shike was Feng En's second son and a younger brother of Feng Xingke.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The authority note explicitly calls him Feng En's second son.
   • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The biographical entry identifies Feng Xingke as his elder brother.
   • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The kinship data lists Feng En as father and Feng Xingke as elder brother.
5. [5] Ancestors and siblings The kinship data lists Feng Hai as great-grandfather, Feng Kui as grandfather, eight elder brothers, and Feng Zengke as a younger brother.
   • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The kinship fields identify the ancestors and each named sibling; Feng Zengke is classified as a younger brother in the same family data.
6. [6] Mothers, wife, and birth order The family data names Lady Ma as birth mother, Lady Jin as principal mother, and Lady Xu as wife; the aliases include Ba and Cizi as birth-order designations.
   • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The kinship data lists Lady Xu as wife, Lady Ma as birth mother, and Lady Jin as principal mother, while the alias data gives Ba and Cizi as birth-order names.
7. [7] Examinations The biography gives the examination sequence and ranks, while the examination table assigns the 58th and 30th positions to different qualification labels; the article preserves that discrepancy.
   • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The biographical text gives 30th place in the Yingtian provincial examination, 58th in the Xinwei metropolitan examination, and 205th in the third class of Presented Scholars in 1571.
   • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The examination entries list the third-class rank 205, tribute-candidate rank 58, and licentiate rank 30.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The authority note confirms the 1571 Presented Scholar qualification.
8. [8] Early offices After the examination he held the offices of Ministry of Justice secretary, educational vice commissioner in Guizhou and Sichuan, and administrative commissioner in Guangxi and Huguang; the office lists also include investigating and right administrative commissioner titles.
   • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The biographical entries list the Ministry of Justice secretaryship, educational vice commissioner posts, administrative commissioner posts, and investigating commissioner title.
   • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The authority note states that he reached the post of Huguang administrative commissioner.
   • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The status field classifies him as a civil official.
9. [9] Alternative early appointments One career listing gives a county assistant post at Laiyang in the second year of Longqing and a fenshou dao post for Xiangyang, while another gives service as assistant prefect of Chuzhou.
   • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The office data gives a county assistant at Laiyang in Longqing year 2 and a fenshou dao associated with Xiangyang Prefecture.
   • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The detailed biography separately lists service as assistant prefect of Chuzhou.
10. [10] Retirement and recall He retired in 1584 and was recalled in Wanli year 19, after which a disciplinary intervention led to his transfer to Guangxi.
    • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The career narrative gives the retirement, recall, impeachment by Chen Dengyun, and September transfer in sequence.
11. [11] Middle career In Wanli years 21 to 25 he held the Huguang and Zhejiang administrative posts, received an investigating-censor title, and was later demoted to a Guangdong surveillance post.
    • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The career narrative details the promotion to Huguang, transfer to Zhejiang, added title, retention of duties, and later Guangdong demotion.
12. [12] Late career His later career included promotion in Yunnan, service in Huguang, reaching the Huguang right administrative commissioner post, and demotion to the Guizhou assistant commissioner post.
    • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The detailed career narrative lists the Wanli 37 promotion, Huguang service, Wanli 43 appointment, and Wanli 45 demotion.
13. [13] Jizu residence In 1612 he and the monk Shichan selected a scenic site on Mount Jizu and built the Xiyin Pavilion as a residence.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The authority note gives the 1612 visit with 釋禪, the selection of a scenic site on Jizu, and construction of Xiyin Pavilion.
14. [14] Principal writings He was known for writing, and the listed works include commentaries, scholarly works, miscellanies, and several collections.
    • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The biographical entries call him a writer and list Zuoshi shi, Yi shuo, Shangchi zashi, Yuhang zalu, and several collections.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The authority note lists Zuoshi tao, Zuoshi shi, Zuoshi lun, Shangchi zashi, and Yuhang zalu.
    • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The works list contains the Zuoshi titles, Yi shuo, Shangchi zashuo, Yuhang zalu, and the named collections.
15. [15] Title and volume variants The title Shangchi zashi also appears as Shangchi zashuo, and both one- and two-volume forms are listed for Zuoshi tao and Zuoshi lun.
    • Souyun馮時可 (42635)The biographical entry uses the title Shangchi zashi.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The authority note also uses the title Shangchi zashi.
    • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The works list gives Shangchi zashuo and differing one- and two-volume forms for the two Zuoshi titles.
16. [16] Additional works The works list explicitly attributes six further titles to Feng Shike.
    • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The works list marks all six titles as authored by him.
17. [17] Jizu essays Two essays associated with him are titled Jizu ji and Zaiyou Jizu ji.
    • DILA Buddhist Authority Database馮時可 (A012329)The authority note names the two essays as Jizu ji and Zaiyou Jizu ji.
18. [18] Biographical writing The associations identify biographies written for Hu Xiao, Wang Xijue, Wang Jingchen, and Huang Jishui.
    • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The association fields identify four people for whom Feng Shike wrote biographies.
19. [19] Correspondence The associations list letters sent to Chen Jiru, Xu Fuyuan, Lu Shusheng, Wen Yuanfa, Wang Shizhen, Wang Shimao, and Sun Jigao.
    • CBDBFeng Shike (30243)The association fields list letter correspondence with seven named figures.