Liu Yueshen

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• 申齋 室名、別號
• 高仲 字

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• [為官者：文]

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1. [1] Name, date, status, and home Liu Yueshen was born in 1260 and was a Yuan-dynasty scholar and writer from Jishui.
   • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The basic record gives the name Liu Yueshen, the birth year 1260, the Yuan dynasty, and Jishui as his native place.
   • Souyun劉岳申 (38036)The profile and biographical text identify him as a Yuan-dynasty man from Jishui and describe his learning and writing.
   • WikidataLiu Yueshen (Q45413133)The item label, Yuan-dynasty description, and birth-date claim corroborate his identity and birth in 1260.
2. [2] Style name and sobriquet His zi was Gaozhong, his sobriquet was Shenzhai, and scholars called him Master Shenzhai.
   • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The alternate-name entries classify Gaozhong as the zi and Shenzhai as a sobriquet or studio name.
   • Souyun劉岳申 (38036)The biographical text gives Gaozhong as his zi and says that scholars called him Master Shenzhai.
   • WikidataLiu Yueshen (Q45413133)The name and claim records preserve the Gaozhong and Shenzhai forms in both romanized and traditional Chinese forms.
3. [3] Recommendation and summons Liu Yueshen entered the appointment process through recommendation and was summoned to office.
   • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The service entry identifies recommendation as the route by which he was put forward.
   • Souyun劉岳申 (38036)The biographical text says that he was summoned on recommendation.
4. [4] Liaoyang appointment He was summoned as deputy supervisor of Confucian schools in the Liaoyang Branch Secretariat but did not take up the office.
   • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The office record gives the post of deputy supervisor of Confucian schools in the Liaoyang Branch Secretariat.
   • Souyun劉岳申 (38036)The biography states that he was summoned to the Liaoyang Confucian-school post but did not accept it.
5. [5] Later office and retirement He later received appointment as a prefectural judge and retired; the office location is written as 太和州 or 泰和州.
   • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The office record gives the post of prefectural judge and identifies the place as 太和州.
   • Souyun劉岳申 (38036)The biography says that he later received the 泰和州 judgeship and retired, preserving the alternative place-name form.
6. [6] Learning and esteem His learning and conduct earned contemporary recognition, and Liu Chenweng and Wu Cheng held him in high regard.
   • Souyun劉岳申 (38036)The biographical text praises his learning and conduct and names Liu Chenweng and Wu Cheng among those who esteemed him.
7. [7] Prose and literary standing His prose was described as austere, pure, fluent, and clear, and he was ranked with Liu Shen and Long Renfu.
   • Souyun劉岳申 (38036)The biographical text characterizes his prose as 峻潔暢達 and places him alongside Liu Shen and Long Renfu in reputation.
8. [8] Title of the collected works His collected works are titled Shenzhai ji and are also recorded as Shenzhai wenji.
   • Souyun劉岳申 (38036)The biographical text names the collection 《申齋集》.
   • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The book entry and an associated title use the alternative name 《申齋文集》.
9. [9] Genres The recorded works include book prefaces, epitaphs, sacrificial texts, spirit-path steles, tomb inscriptions, farewell prefaces, letters, and colophons.
   • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The associated works are classified under prefaces, epitaphs, sacrificial texts, spirit-path steles, tomb inscriptions, farewell pieces, letters, and colophons.
10. [10] Recorded titles The recorded titles include the prefaces 《張仲舉集序》《許獻臣女教書序》《洛陽楊友直家譜序》, the sacrificial text 《祭草廬先生吳公文》, and the colophon 《題吳草廬真贊》.
    • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The title entries list the works named in the article; the article renders the traditional titles in their standard form.
11. [11] Exchange with Wu Cheng His exchanges with Wu Cheng included a farewell preface and a reply letter.
    • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The entries identify a farewell preface and a reply letter involving Wu Cheng.
12. [12] Correspondence with other writers He also corresponded with Yu Ji, Fan Peng, and Zhang Jinglu.
    • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The correspondence entries concern Yu Ji, Fan Peng, and Zhang Jinglu, under the courtesy titles used in the letter headings.
13. [13] Preface by Liu Jiangsun Liu Jiangsun wrote 《送劉岳申序》 for him as a farewell preface.
    • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The entry names Liu Jiangsun as the author of 《送劉岳申序》 and identifies Liu Yueshen as its recipient.
14. [14] Farewell text by Liu Shen Liu Shen wrote 《送劉高仲考試武昌》 in connection with Liu Yueshen's examination journey to Wuchang.
    • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The entry lists 《送劉高仲考試武昌》 by Liu Shen and classifies it as a farewell piece connected with Liu Yueshen.
15. [15] Wife and father-in-law His wife was Zou Shi, who died in 1337, and his father-in-law was Zou Tianji.
    • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The kinship entries identify Zou Shi as his wife, give her death year as 1337, and identify Zou Tianji as his father-in-law.
16. [16] Children His sons were Liu Wenchang, the eldest, and Liu Wenhua, the second; his sons-in-law were Lan Yuzhen and Lan Sishun.
    • CBDBLiu Yueshen (28015)The kinship entries identify the eldest and second sons and the two sons-in-law.