Li Zhaoqi

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1. 1101 少師 建中靖國

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• 成季 字
• 樂靜先生 室名、別號

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• 結社
• [為官者：文]
• 入元祐黨籍者

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1. [1] Name and death year Li Zhaoqi is the person's name, his death year is 1126, and his birth year is unknown.
   • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The biographical texts mark his birth year as unknown and give his death as 1126; the profile gives the same death year.
   • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The basic person record gives the name Li Zhaoqi and its Chinese form 李昭玘.
   • WikidataLi Zhaoqi (Q45378103)The entity labels identify the person as Li Zhaoqi and 李昭玘.
2. [2] Status He belonged to the Northern Song, held a substantial official career, and is associated with a transmitted poetry collection.
   • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The profile identifies him with the Northern Song and lists office titles; the texts discuss his poetry and collection.
   • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The basic record places him in the Song and lists the thirty-volume Lejing ji.
3. [3] Courtesy name and style His courtesy name was Chengji and his self-styled name was Lejing xiansheng.
   • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The biographical texts give the courtesy name Chengji and the style Lejing xiansheng.
   • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The alternate-name data classifies Chengji as the courtesy name and Lejing xiansheng as a style or sobriquet.
   • WikidataLi Zhaoqi (Q45378103)The name data and name claims list Chengji and Lejing xiansheng.
4. [4] Native place The native place has variant forms: Jinan, Juye in Jizhou, and Qizhou.
   • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The texts give Jinan and Juye in Jizhou, identifying the latter with modern Juye in Shandong.
   • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The place data lists Juye and an alternative native place, Qizhou.
5. [5] Early reputation In youth he was ranked with Chao Buzhi and came to Su Shi's attention.
   • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The biographical texts say that he was ranked with Chao Buzhi in youth and was known to Su Shi.
   • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The biographical association note also records his early standing with Chao Buzhi.
6. [6] Jinshi and Xuzhou He passed the jinshi examination in Yuanfeng 2, or 1079, and began as professor at Xuzhou.
   • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The texts explicitly give Yuanfeng 2 (1079), the jinshi degree, and the appointment as professor at Xuzhou.
   • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The examination entry and biographical note identify him as a jinshi.
7. [7] Recommendation Li Qingchen's recommendation helped bring him into official service.
   • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The texts state that Li Qingchen recommended him for office.
   • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The association data names Li Qingchen as the recommender and preserves the recommendation note.
8. [8] Secretariat offices He held the Corrector, Collator, and Palace Library Academician offices, with the Yuanyou 5 transfer from Corrector to Collator.
   • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The texts and office profile give the Secretariat Corrector, Collator, Palace Library Academician, and the Yuanyou 5 (1090) transfer.
9. [9] Luzhou and circuit offices He served at Luzhou, in the Secretariat and Kaifeng, and as a judicial commissioner for Yongxing and Jingxi.
   • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The texts and profile list the Luzhou assignment, Secretariat Secretary, Kaifeng judicial office, and Yongxing and Jingxi judicial commissionerships.
10. [10] Jingdong offices He also held the judicial commissionerates for Jingdong East Route and Jingdong Route.
    • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The office data lists two judicial commissionerates, in Jingdong East Route and Jingdong Route.
11. [11] Huizong-era career After Huizong's accession he held the Right Service, Court of Imperial Sacrifices, Imperial Recorder, and Cangzhou offices.
    • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The texts describe the summons after Huizong's accession, the Right Service appointment, promotion to Taichang Shaoqing and Qiju Sheren, and the prefecture of Cangzhou; the profile lists the corresponding titles.
12. [12] Other offices Other listed offices are Shaoshi, a prefectural military governorship, and Superintendent of Palace Temples.
    • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The office data lists Shaoshi, a prefectural military office, and Superintendent of Palace Temples.
13. [13] Civil and society status His status data classifies him as a civil official and associates him with a society.
    • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The status data lists both society membership and the civil-official category.
14. [14] Chongning dismissal and party register At the beginning of Chongning he lost the Hongqing Palace superintendency and entered a party register; the party designation varies between Yuanfu and Yuanyou.
    • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The biographical texts describe the Chongning dismissal, the revision of the Yuanfeng edicts, and his entry into the party register; one text uses the Yuanfu-party designation.
    • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The status data gives the alternative designation of entry into the Yuanyou party register.
15. [15] Retirement and calligraphy He lived out of office for fifteen years and occupied himself with calligraphy and painting.
    • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The texts state that he spent fifteen years in retirement and devoted his attention to calligraphy and painting.
16. [16] Final appointments and death He declined the prefecture of Shezhou, was recalled as Imperial Recorder in Jingkang 1 (1126), and died before taking up the appointment.
    • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The texts describe the declined Shezhou appointment, the Jingkang 1 summons as Qiju Sheren, and death before arrival; the profile gives the year 1126.
17. [17] Posthumous restoration Early in Shaoxing he was posthumously restored to Zhihuiyouge.
    • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The text records his restoration to Zhihuiyouge early in Shaoxing, and the profile lists the title.
18. [18] Family Li Jingshan was his father, while Li Bing is identified as a collateral nephew or nephew and lived from 1085 to 1146.
    • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The kinship data names Li Jingshan as his father and Li Bing as a congzi or nephew, with dates 1085–1146.
19. [19] Friendship and correspondence He was a friend of Chao Gongbing and exchanged letters with Su Shi and Su Zhe.
    • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The association data identifies Chao Gongbing as a friend and lists letters to Su Zhe and Su Shi, including a reply from Su Shi.
20. [20] Literary forms His literary activity included epitaphs, spirit-way inscriptions, tomb tables, biographies, name explanations, farewell pieces, sacrificial texts, lamentations, and colophons.
    • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The association categories include tomb epitaphs, book colophons, explanations of names, biographies, farewell pieces, sacrificial texts, lamentations, spirit-way inscriptions, and tomb tables.
21. [21] Lejing ji The Lejing ji is transmitted in thirty volumes, including four volumes of poetry, and all extant editions lack the second poetry volume.
    • Souyun李昭玘 (27271)The texts give the thirty-volume collection, its four poetry volumes, and the absence of the second poetry volume in all extant editions.
    • CBDBLi Zhaoqi (13565)The works data also lists the thirty-volume Lejing ji.