Wang Yun

TimelineCBDB

1. 1690 鄉試考官

Office recordsCBDB

AliasesCBDB

• 文益 字

ExaminationsCBDB

Citations

1. [1] Name, dates, and status Wang Yun is given dates of approximately 1640 or 1644 to 1703: 1640 is an estimate obtained by counting back thirty years from the jinshi year, while 1644 and 1703 are the supplied birth and death years. His offices place him as a Qing official.
   • CBDBWang Yun (343556)The CBDB data identifies him as Wang Yun, gives 1640 as an estimate obtained by subtracting thirty years from the jinshi year, and lists Qing official appointments.
   • WikidataWang Yun (Q45460640)The Wikidata item identifies him as Wang Yun and supplies 1644 and 1703 as the birth and death years.
2. [2] Courtesy name and variants Wang Yun’s courtesy name was Wenyi; 均廡 is a Chinese name variant, and the associated English forms include Wang Yun, Junwu, and Wenyi.
   • CBDBWang Yun (343556)The CBDB data lists Wenyi as the person’s courtesy name.
   • WikidataWang Yun (Q45460640)The Wikidata item gives Wang Yun as the English label, lists Junwu and Wenyi as English aliases, and lists 文益 and 均廡 among the Traditional Chinese aliases.
3. [3] Native place Wang Yun’s native place was Quzhou (曲周).
   • CBDBWang Yun (343556)The CBDB data gives Quzhou as the person’s basic native-place address.
4. [4] Jinshi examination Wang Yun passed the jinshi examination and was ranked 107th in the third class.
   • CBDBWang Yun (343556)The examination entry classifies Wang Yun as a jinshi and gives his rank as 107th in the third class.
5. [5] Official appointments Wang Yun held the office of nei ge zhong shu and in 1690 served as an examiner for the Sichuan provincial examination.
   • CBDBWang Yun (343556)The appointments list includes nei ge zhong shu and an examination post beginning in 1690; the examination post was in Sichuan.