Wei Liaoweng

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1. 1206 知某州軍州事
2. 1217 安撫使
3. 1217 直秘閣
4. 1217 知某州軍州事
5. 1221 知某州軍州事
6. 1232 安撫使
7. 1232 寶章閣待制
8. 1232 知某州軍州事
9. 1232 知某府軍府事
10. 1232 集英殿修撰
11. 1233 華文閣待制
12. 1236 知某州軍州事
13. 1236 知某府軍府事
14. 1236 資政殿學士
15. 1237 知某州軍州事
16. 1237 安撫使
17. 1237 安撫使

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AliasesCBDB

• 師立齋 室名、別號
• 文靖 諡號
• 白鶴山人 室名、別號
• 自菴 室名、別號
• 華父 字
• 願豐亭 室名、別號
• 鶴山 室名、別號

StatusCBDB

• 收徒講學
• [為官者：文]
• 思想家

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1. [1] Identity, names, and birthplace This opening identifies Wei Liaoweng, gives his dates, Southern Song setting, philosopher and official status, names, posthumous title, and birthplace; the variant forms Huafu and 華甫 are retained together.
   • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The biographical fields provide the name, dates, Song setting, thinker status, seven names or sobriquets, posthumous name, and Pujiang birthplace.
   • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The profile and biographical texts identify him with the Southern Song, Qiongzhou Pujiang, the years 1178–1237, the names Huafu and Heshan, and the posthumous name Wenjing; one text gives the variant 華甫.
   • WikidataWei Liaoweng (Q15917614)The English label, description, and alias list provide Wei Liaoweng, the 1178–1237 dates, philosopher status, and the English forms of his sobriquets.
2. [2] Family The kinship data provide Wei Liaoweng's paternal ancestry and children, while the biographical text gives the variant form 近愚 for the second son whose kin entry is 魏克愚.
   • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The kinship entries identify the great-grandfather 魏大昕, grandfather 魏革, father 魏孝璹, paternal and adoptive father 魏上行, daughter 魏璧海, elder son 魏近思, and second son 魏克愚.
   • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The biographical text says that the posthumous manuscripts were printed by his sons 近思 and 近愚, preserving the variant form.
3. [3] Early career The biographical texts describe Wei's jinshi success, initial appointments, the 1205 Han Tuozhou conflict, reassignment, and move to the Jiading prefecture.
   • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The examination entry identifies him as a jinshi, and the office data include the Jiading prefecture appointment and place.
   • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The two biographical texts give the sequence of the 1199 examination, initial appointment, summons to the National Academy, military academy appointment, the 1205 examination and conflict with Han Tuozhou, reassignment, proofreader post, and Jiading prefecture appointment.
4. [4] Teaching and service in Shu The biographical texts describe Wei's refusal of summons, mourning residence at Mount Baihe, teaching, seventeen years in Shu, and the subsequent circuit and prefectural appointments.
   • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The four biographical texts describe the declined summons, the Mount Baihe residence and teaching, Hanzhou and Meizhou, seventeen years in Shu, and the Tongchuan, Luzhou, and related appointments.
   • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The status data identify teaching students, while the office locations include Hanzhou and Luzhou.
5. [5] Central office and Jingzhou exile Wei's central appointments and his punishment after discussing the matter of Prince Ji are described together in the biographical texts.
   • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The two texts detail the summons in the fifteenth year of Jiading, the central promotions, the Palace Recorder appointment after Lizong's accession, and the impeachment, demotion, and Jingzhou residence.
   • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The office data independently list the Vice Minister of War appointment.
6. [6] Restoration and military administration Wei was restored in the Shaoding era, served in the Tongchuan and Luzhou commands, promoted local defenses and schools, and later held high court and military responsibilities.
   • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The biographical texts cover the restoration, Baozhang Repository appointment, Tongchuan and Luzhou service, construction and schools, the acting Ministry of Rites appointment, the twenty-plus memorials, and supervision of the Jinghu and Jianghuai armies.
   • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The office data list the Baozhang Repository post, acting Minister of Rites, Academician of the Duanming Palace, Assistant Commissioner of the Privy Council, and Luzhou.
7. [7] Final appointments and honors The final paragraph records Wei's Shaoxing and Fuzhou appointments, death in office, age, posthumous title, and later elevation to Duke of Qin.
   • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The biographical texts record the Shaoxing, eastern Zhejiang, Fuzhou, and Fujian appointments, the illness and death in 1237 at age sixty, and the posthumous honors.
   • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The office and name data include Shaoxing, eastern Zhejiang, Fujian, Fuzhou, Grand Preceptor, and Wenjing.
8. [8] Scholarship, memorials, and friends Wei's learning, teaching, memorials, and friendships are all stated in the biographical and relationship data.
   • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The biographical texts describe his learning, self-contained school of scholarship, teaching at Mount Baihe, memorial on ten abuses, and twenty-plus memorials in six months.
   • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The status data identify teaching and thinker status, and the relationship data identify 虞剛簡, 范仲黼, and 李心傳 as friends.
9. [9] Collected writings The transmitted collection, its length, the publication of the posthumous manuscripts, and the variant name of the second son are all given in the evidence.
   • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The biographical text calls his writings extensive, gives the Heshan quanwen ji as 109 juan, and says that the manuscripts were printed by 近思 and 近愚.
   • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The work list contains 《鶴山先生大全文集》, while the kin entries identify 魏近思 and 魏克愚, preserving the name discrepancy.
10. [10] Other works The work lists and biographical texts jointly provide the classical studies, other titles, and lyric collection named in this paragraph.
    • CBDBWei Liaoweng (4001)The work list contains the named Zhouyi, Shangshu, Maoshi, Chunqiu Zuozhuan, Yili, Liji, Jiujing, Zhengshuo, Gujin, Jingwai, Shiyou, Heshan ti-ba, Heshan Quyang reading notes, Heshan biji, Xueyi suibi, and Heshan ji titles.
    • Souyun魏了翁 (35522)The four biographical texts name the Jiujing, Zhouyi, Shangshu, Maoshi, Gujin, Jingwai, Heshan ji, Heshan quanwen ji, and Heshan ci works.