Wang Yipeng

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Life and career

He was a shengyuan before attaining the jinshi degree[11]. In 1655[12], he passed the YIWEI examination as the first-ranked jinshi in the second class, a result designated chuanlu[13]. He was selected as a Hanlin Academy shujishi[14]; before the san guan, he was specially transferred to li ke jishizhong[15]. His offices also included hu ke jishizhong and bing ke jishizhong[16]; in 1657 he served as an examiner for the Jiangxi provincial examination[17]. His Taipu si rank at the height of his career is given variously as qing and shaoqing[18].

Writings

Titles associated with him include 《清貽堂存稿》 (four juan), 《清貽堂集》, and 《王黃門奏議》[19]; the precise relationship between the three works and Wang Yipeng is unspecified[20].

TimelineCBDB

  1. 1657 鄉試考官

Office recordsCBDB

OfficeFromToEraPosting
鄉試考官1657Era unknown江西省
Year unknown5
OfficeEraPosting
兵科給事中Era unknownUnknown
吏科給事中Era unknownUnknown
太僕寺少卿Era unknownUnknown
庶吉士Era unknownUnknown
戶科給事中Era unknownUnknown

AliasesCBDB

  • 元之 字
  • 淸貽堂 室名、別號
  • 王史 别名、曾用名
  • 王更 别名、曾用名
  • 王聘 别名、曾用名
  • 石農 未詳
  • 莘民 字
  • 鶴山 室名、別號

ExaminationsCBDB

RecordRank
學校: 生員(庠生)
科舉: 進士(籠統)二甲一名

WorksCBDB

TitleRoleYearEra
清貽堂存稿:四卷
清貽堂集
王黃門奏議

Citations

  1. [1] Name His name is Wang Yipeng.
  2. [2] Dates He was born in 1610 and died in 1670.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The person fields give a birth year of 1610 and a death year of 1670; the index year is also 1610 and is identified as the birth year.
    • WikidataWang Yipeng (Q30944155)The birth and death time values point to the years 1610 and 1670.
  3. [3] Qing official He belonged to the Qing period and held civil offices, making Qing-dynasty official an appropriate description.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The dynasty is Qing, and the offices include shujishi and li ke jishizhong.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The profile places him in the Qing dynasty, while the biographical text gives his examination and official career.
    • WikidataWang Yipeng (Q30944155)The English description identifies him as a Qing-dynasty person.
  4. [4] Native place He was from Renhe County in Zhejiang, now part of Hangzhou.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The basic native-place entry is Renhe.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The biographical text gives Zhejiang Renhe County and says it is now part of Hangzhou; the profile also gives Hangzhou as the hometown.
  5. [5] Alternative native place Qiantang is also given as an alternative native place.
  6. [6] Travel to Haining He travelled to Haining Prefecture.
  7. [7] Courtesy names His courtesy names are variously given as Yuanzhi and Shenmin, with Heshan also appearing among the name variants.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)Yuanzhi and Shenmin are both classified as courtesy names.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The biographical text gives Heshan as a courtesy name, while the other name values are supplied by the parallel name entries.
    • WikidataWang Yipeng (Q30944155)The English name list includes Shenmin and Yuanzhi, and the corresponding name values are also present among the structured statements.
  8. [8] Heshan classification Heshan is classified both as a courtesy name and as a studio name or sobriquet.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)Heshan is classified as a studio name or sobriquet.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The biographical text classifies Heshan as a courtesy name, creating a difference in classification.
    • WikidataWang Yipeng (Q30944155)The English name list contains Heshan, and the corresponding structured name value is present as well.
  9. [9] Qingyitang classification Qingyitang is likewise treated as a studio name or sobriquet.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)Qingyitang is classified as a studio name or sobriquet.
    • WikidataWang Yipeng (Q30944155)The English name list contains Qingyitang, and its corresponding traditional form is also present among the structured values.
  10. [10] Other names Other forms of his name include Wang Shi, Wang Geng, Wang Pin, and Shinong.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The name variants include Wang Shi, Wang Geng, Wang Pin, and Shinong; the first three are classified as former or used names, while the last has no specified type.
    • WikidataWang Yipeng (Q30944155)The English name list also contains Wang Shi, Wang Geng, Wang Pin, and Shinong.
  11. [11] Shengyuan status He was a shengyuan before attaining the jinshi degree.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The entries identify him as a shengyuan before the jinshi entry in the sequence.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The biographical text confirms that he attained the jinshi degree.
  12. [12] Examination year The examination took place in 1655, the twelfth year of the Shunzhi era.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The biographical text gives the twelfth year of Shunzhi as 1655.
  13. [13] Examination result In that examination he was the first-ranked jinshi in the second class, a result designated chuanlu.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The biographical text gives the YIWEI cohort, the first place in the second class, and the designation chuanlu.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The examination entry confirms the jinshi status and the rank as first in the second class.
  14. [14] Hanlin appointment He was selected as a shujishi of the Hanlin Academy.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The biographical text says he was selected as a Hanlin Academy shujishi, and the profile lists that title.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The office list includes shujishi.
  15. [15] Transfer before san guan Before the san guan, he was specially transferred to li ke jishizhong.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The biographical text says that before san guan he was specially changed to li ke jishizhong.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The office list also includes li ke jishizhong.
  16. [16] Other censorial offices His offices also included hu ke jishizhong and bing ke jishizhong.
  17. [17] Jiangxi examination post In 1657 he served as an examiner for the Jiangxi provincial examination.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The office, first year, and location values identify a Jiangxi provincial-examination examiner post beginning in 1657.
  18. [18] Taipu si rank discrepancy His highest Taipu si rank is given variously as qing and shaoqing.
    • Souyun王益朋 (79326)The biographical text says that he reached Taipu si qing.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The office list instead gives Taipu si shaoqing, producing a difference in the recorded rank.
  19. [19] Associated titles Titles associated with him include Qingyitang cungan in four juan, Qingyitang ji, and Wang Huangmen zouyi.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The title list contains 《清貽堂存稿》四卷, 《清貽堂集》, and 《王黃門奏議》.
  20. [20] Unspecified work relationships The precise relationship between the three works and Wang Yipeng is unspecified because all three role entries are marked as unknown.
    • CBDBWang Yipeng (60882)The role for each of the three titles is given as unknown, so the precise relationship cannot be determined.