He Sanwei

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• 士抑 字

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1. [1] Name The person's name is He Sanwei.
   • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The name field gives He Sanwei.
   • WikidataHe Sanwei (Q45445940)The English label gives He Sanwei.
2. [2] Dynastic identity He Sanwei is identified as a person of the Ming dynasty.
   • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The main record assigns him to the Ming dynasty.
   • Souyun何三畏 (42046)The profile assigns him to the Ming dynasty.
   • WikidataHe Sanwei (Q45445940)The description identifies him as a Ming dynasty person.
3. [3] Courtesy name His courtesy name was Shiyi, written 士抑 in Chinese.
   • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The alternate-name fields identify Shiyi, written 士抑, as the courtesy name.
   • Souyun何三畏 (42046)The biographical entry gives his courtesy name as 士抑.
   • WikidataHe Sanwei (Q45445940)The alias data and name claim give Shiyi and 士抑.
4. [4] Native place The biographical entry gives his native place as Songjiang Huating.
   • Souyun何三畏 (42046)The profile and biographical text give Songjiang Huating as his native place.
5. [5] Alternative native-place form Another address form gives Huating alone as his native place.
   • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The address entry gives Huating as the native place.
6. [6] Examination He is identified as a juren in the renwu year of the Wanli era, dated to 1582.
   • Souyun何三畏 (42046)The biographical entry identifies him as a juren of the Wanli renwu year and dates that year to 1582.
7. [7] Shaoxing appointment He was appointed a tui guan at Shaoxing Prefecture.
   • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The office and place fields identify a Shaoxing fu tui guan.
   • Souyun何三畏 (42046)The biographical entry says that he was appointed Shaoxing tui guan.
8. [8] Official career His career includes tui guan and fu tui guan appointments, with one linked to Wanli 33.
   • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The office entries list tui guan and fu tui guan and associate one posting with Wanli 33.
9. [9] Teacher and student The relationship entries identify Tu Long as his teacher and Chen Jiru as his student.
   • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The relationship data identifies He Sanwei as Tu Long's student and Chen Jiru as He Sanwei's student.
10. [10] Letters sent He Sanwei sent letters to Chen Jiru, Feng Mengzhen, Tu Long, and Dong Qichang.
    • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The correspondence relations list letters sent to Chen Jiru, Feng Mengzhen, Tu Long, and Dong Qichang.
11. [11] Letters received and answered He received letters from Feng Mengzhen, Fang Yingxuan, and Huang Chengxuan, answered Chen Yumo, Shen Zan, and Zhang Jiyi, and received replies from Tao Wangling and Huang Chengxuan.
    • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The correspondence relations list letters received from Feng Mengzhen, Fang Yingxuan, and Huang Chengxuan, replies to Chen Yumo, Shen Zan, and Zhang Jiyi, and replies received from Tao Wangling and Huang Chengxuan.
12. [12] Literary exchanges He wrote a sacrificial text for Huang Hongxian, gave poetry and prose to Zhu Geng, and composed a shrine record for Jiang Bao.
    • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The relationship data lists a sacrificial text for Huang Hongxian, poetry and prose given to Zhu Geng, and a shrine record for Jiang Bao.
13. [13] Works The biographical entry names 《芝園居廬集》 and 《鳳山拜石堂槀》 among his works.
    • Souyun何三畏 (42046)The biographical entry names 《芝園居廬集》 and 《鳯山拜石堂槀》.
14. [14] Twelve-juan work Another title is 《何氏拜石堂集》, identified as a twelve-juan work.
    • CBDBHe Sanwei (134652)The work title is given as 《何氏拜石堂集:十二卷》, supplying the title and its twelve-juan extent.