CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The main record names Liu Feng, places him in the Ming, and lists Zhongshu Sheren as an official appointment.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database劉鳳 (A042779)The authority record gives his name and Ming dynasty and describes appointments as Zhongshu Sheren and censor.
WikidataLiu Feng (Q10897168)The item is labelled Liu Feng and described in English as a politician.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The status field classifies him as a book collector.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database劉鳳 (A042779)The biographical note says that his household had many books.
[3]Courtesy namesLiu Feng's courtesy names were Ziwei and Wenqi.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The alternative-name entries identify Ziwei and Wenqi as courtesy names.
WikidataLiu Feng (Q10897168)The item lists Wenqi and Ziwei in its courtesy-name statements.
[4]Alternative nameHe was also known as Liu Ziwei.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The alternative-name entry includes Liu Feng as an alias or former name.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database劉鳳 (A042779)The authority record gives Liu Ziwei as an alternative name.
[5]Birth-order designationHis birth-order designation was Yi.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The alternative-name entry gives Yi as the birth-order designation.
[6]Place of originThe place of origin is given in several forms: Suzhou Prefecture, Yuanhe, Changzhou, and Changzhou Prefecture.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The address entries give Yuanhe, Changzhou, and Changzhou Prefecture as ancestral or household locations.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database劉鳳 (A042779)The birthplace field gives Suzhou Prefecture.
[7]FamilyLiu Feng's family relationships included his great-grandfather Liu Tang, grandfather Liu Xiang, father Liu Mei, mother Wu, stepmother Yu, and wife Gu.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The kinship entries give his great-grandfather Liu Tang, grandfather Liu Xiang, father Liu Mei, mother Wu, wife Gu, and stepmother Yu.
WikidataLiu Feng (Q10897168)The item also has father, mother, and spouse statements, represented in the snapshot by linked-item identifiers.
[8]Earlier examination stagesHis examination credentials included shengyuan and xianggong juren, with ranks 71 and 29.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The examination and school entries list shengyuan and xianggong juren with the values 71 and 29.
[9]Jinshi degreeLiu Feng obtained the jinshi degree in the twenty-third year of the Jiajing reign, placing third in the third class.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The examination entry gives the jinshi result as third class, third place.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database劉鳳 (A042779)The biographical note identifies him as a jinshi of the twenty-third year of Jiajing.
WikidataLiu Feng (Q10897168)The linked item title identifies him as a Jiajing jiachen jinshi.
[10]Main careerHe was appointed Zhongshu Sheren, promoted to Jiancha Yushi, inspected Henan, and returned after tendering a resignation.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database劉鳳 (A042779)The biographical note describes appointment as Zhongshu Sheren, promotion to censor, inspection of Henan, and return after resignation.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The office entries include Zhongshu Sheren and Jiancha Yushi.
[11]Additional officesHis other offices included Fu Tuiguan, Ancha Shisi Qianshi, and Ancha Si Jianxiao.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The office entries list Fu Tuiguan, Ancha Shisi Qianshi, and Ancha Si Jianxiao.
[12]Posting locationsThe Fu Tuiguan post was associated with Xinghua Prefecture, while the other two offices were associated with the Henan Provincial Administration Commission.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The office entries connect Fu Tuiguan with Xinghua Prefecture and the other two offices with the Henan Provincial Administration Commission.
[13]Learning and booksLiu Feng maintained a large household library, studied diligently, and had a broad memory.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database劉鳳 (A042779)The biographical note says that his household had many books and that he studied diligently with broad memory.
[14]Book-collector statusHis status is also that of a book collector.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The status field identifies him as a book collector.
[15]Works from the biographical noteThe biographical note names Xu Wu Xianxian zan, Zazu, and Ziwei ji among his works.
DILA Buddhist Authority Database劉鳳 (A042779)The biographical note names the works 《續吳先賢賛》, 《雜俎》, and 《子威集》.
[16]Other worksOther titles are Liu Ziwei ji in 32 juan and Taixia cao in 20 juan.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The works entries give Liu Ziwei ji as 32 juan and Taixia cao as 20 juan.
[17]Prefaces by Liu FengLiu Feng wrote prefaces for books by Huangfu Fang, Wang Shizhen, and Tang Zhen.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entries list prefaces by Liu Feng for books by Huangfu Fang, Wang Shizhen, and Tang Zhen.
[18]Prefaces for his booksWang Shizhen and Tu Long wrote prefaces for Liu Feng's books.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entries say that Wang Shizhen and Tu Long supplied prefaces for Liu Feng's books.
[19]Preface to poetry and proseXu Xianqing wrote a preface to Liu Feng's poetry and prose.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entry identifies Xu Xianqing as the author of a preface to Liu Feng's poetry and prose.
[20]Title inscriptionLiu Feng supplied a title inscription for a book by Tang Zhen.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entry says that Liu Feng supplied a title inscription for a book by Tang Zhen.
[21]Tomb inscriptionLiu Feng wrote a tomb inscription for Wang Huai.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entry says that Liu Feng wrote a tomb inscription for Wang Huai.
[22]BiographyLiu Feng wrote a biography of Liu Zhuo.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entry says that Liu Feng wrote a biography of Liu Zhuo.
[23]Funeral textsLiu Feng composed funeral texts for Qu Jingchun, Huangfu Fang, Fan Weiyi, and Liu Zhuo.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entries list funeral texts for Qu Jingchun, Huangfu Fang, Fan Weiyi, and Liu Zhuo.
[24]Other commemorative writingsLiu Feng wrote a congratulatory text for Zeng Shengwu, a temple stele inscription for Lu Xiang, and a spirit-way stele for Jiang Rubi.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entries list a congratulatory text for Zeng Shengwu, a temple stele inscription for Lu Xiang, and a spirit-way stele for Jiang Rubi.
[25]ElegiesLiu Feng wrote elegies for Huangfu Lian and Li Panlong.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entries list elegies for Huangfu Lian and Li Panlong.
[26]Presented poems and proseLiu Feng presented poems and prose to Huangfu Xiao, Huangfu Fang, Wen Jia, Zhou Tianqiu, Fan Weiyi, Zhang Fengyi, and Dong Fen.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entries list poems and prose presented by Liu Feng to Huangfu Xiao, Huangfu Fang, Wen Jia, Zhou Tianqiu, Fan Weiyi, Zhang Fengyi, and Dong Fen.
[27]Received poems and proseLiu Feng received such gifts from Wu Ziyu and Xie Zhaoshen.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entries list poems and prose received by Liu Feng from Wu Ziyu and Xie Zhaoshen.
[28]Farewell piecesOn parting occasions Liu Feng composed farewell pieces for Huangfu Fang, Zhang Jiayin, Li Yi, Ling Yunyi, and Wei Xueli.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entries list farewell pieces composed by Liu Feng for Huangfu Fang, Zhang Jiayin, Li Yi, Ling Yunyi, and Wei Xueli.
[29]Received farewell pieceHe received a farewell piece from Yuan Hongdao.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entry says that Liu Feng received a farewell piece from Yuan Hongdao.
[30]CongratulationsLiu Feng sent congratulations to Qian Gu.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The association entry says that Liu Feng sent congratulations to Qian Gu.
[31]Letters sentLiu Feng sent letters to Tu Long, Yuan Huang, Hua Shanshu, and Wei Xueli.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The correspondence entries list letters sent by Liu Feng to Tu Long, Yuan Huang, Hua Shanshu, and Wei Xueli.
[32]Letters receivedLiu Feng received letters from Li Panlong, Wang Shizhen, Tu Long, Yuan Hongdao, Wang Daokun, Wu Ziyu, Xu Xianqing, Mei Dingzuo, Zhao Yongxian, and Fan Shouji.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The correspondence entries list letters received by Liu Feng from the ten named correspondents.
[33]Replies receivedLiu Feng also received replies from Tu Long, Tang Xianzu, Yu Yin, Xu Xianqing, and Mei Dingzuo.
CBDBLiu Feng (132908)The correspondence entries list replies received by Liu Feng from Tu Long, Tang Xianzu, Yu Yin, Xu Xianqing, and Mei Dingzuo.