Ren Zhaolin

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• 任廷麟 别名、曾用名
• 心斋 室名、別號
• 心齋 室名、別號
• 文田 字
• 有竹居 室名、別號
• 林屋 室名、別號
• 林屋山人 室名、別號
• 竹居 室名、別號
• 邃古堂 室名、別號

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1. [1] Identity and life dates Ren Zhaolin was a Qing-dynasty native of Zhenze in Jiangsu and died in 1796.
   • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The main record gives the name Ren Zhaolin, death year 1796, Qing affiliation, and Zhenze as his native place.
   • Souyun任兆麟 (57462)The profile and biographical passages identify him as a Qing-dynasty native of Jiangsu Zhenze.
   • WikidataRen Zhaolin (Q10884632)The entity is labelled Ren Zhaolin, described as a Qing-dynasty person, and has a death-time value in 1796.
2. [2] Names and sobriquets His courtesy name was Wentian; the sources differ in treating Xinzhai as a courtesy name or a sobriquet, and they also give several other names.
   • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The alternate-name entries give Wentian, Ren Tinglin, Xinzhai, Linwu, Linwushanren, Zhuju, Youzhuju, and Suigutang, with Xinzhai classified as a studio name or sobriquet.
   • Souyun任兆麟 (57462)The two biographical passages respectively call Xinzhai a second courtesy name and a sobriquet, while both give Wentian.
   • WikidataRen Zhaolin (Q10884632)The alias collection includes Ren Tinglin, Wentian, Xinzhai, Linwu, Linwushanren, Zhuju, Youzhuju, and Suigutang.
3. [3] Education, recommendation, and teaching Ren Zhaolin was a zhusheng and an Imperial Academy student; he was selected as xiaolian fangzheng in 1796 but declined because of filial support, and he established Lianjing Jingshe for teaching the Classics and practical statecraft.
   • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The status entries identify him as a student of the Imperial Academy and as selected as xiaolian fangzheng.
   • Souyun任兆麟 (57462)The profile and biographical passages give his zhusheng status, the Jiaqing first-year or bingchen-year recommendation in 1796, his decision to decline for filial support, and his work at Lianjing Jingshe.
4. [4] Family His wife was Zhang Yunzi; Ren Dachun was a clan elder, and Ren Changjian was his second son, with the stated life dates.
   • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The kinship entries identify his wife Zhang Yunzi, clan elder Ren Dachun, and second son Ren Changjian, and give the dates for the latter two.
5. [5] Friendship and prefaces Ren Zhaolin was a friend of Yu Xiaoke and wrote prefaces for works by the six named authors.
   • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The association entries identify Yu Xiaoke as his friend and list the six works for which he wrote prefaces.
6. [6] Further prefaces and postscripts He wrote the named prefaces and supplied the listed postscripts for Jiang Zhu and Ji Yaonan.
   • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The association entries state that Ren Zhaolin wrote the prefaces for the seven named people, a book postscript for Jiang Zhu, and book-and-painting postscripts for Ji Yaonan.
7. [7] Works and title variants The biographical passages and book list give the named works, alternate collection titles, and the four-juan form of 夏小正補注.
   • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The book list includes 夏小正補注 in four juan and 有竹居集.
   • Souyun任兆麟 (57462)The two biographical passages list 夏小正注, 字林考逸補正, 述記, 有竹居集, 竹居集, and 心齋集.
8. [8] Authored works The book list classifies the six named titles as works authored by Ren Zhaolin and gives their juan counts.
   • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The book entries classify these titles as authored works and give the counts of one, four, one, two, one, one, and ten juan.
9. [9] Compiled works The book list classifies the ten named classical works as compiled works.
   • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The book entries classify all ten titles as works for which he was the compiler.
10. [10] Additional compiled works The book list also classifies six further titles as compiled works.
    • CBDBRen Zhaolin (54055)The book entries classify these six additional titles as compiled works.