Ni Wenwei

Office recordsCBDB

FamilyCBDB

AliasesCBDB

• 七鳳山樵 室名、別號
• 兩彊勉齋 室名、別號
• 小桐蔭閣 室名、別號
• 茂甫 室名、別號
• 豹岑 字
• 豹臣 字

StatusCBDB

• 書法家
• 畫家
• 理學家

AssociationsCBDB

ExaminationsCBDB

WorksCBDB

Citations

1. [1] Name, dates, and identity The sources identify Ni Wenwei as a Qing and late-Qing political figure who lived from 1823 to 1890.
   • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The main person record supplies the name, birth year, death year, and Qing-dynasty identity.
   • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The profile supplies the Chinese name, life dates, and late-Qing classification.
   • WikidataNi Wenwei (Q10731276)The entity record supplies the English name, the political-figure description, and date values for 1823 and 1890.
2. [2] Names and native place Ni Wenwei had the courtesy names Baochen and Baocen, the hao Maofu, several studio names, and a native place in Wangjiang, Anhui.
   • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The name fields distinguish the two courtesy names, the hao, the studio names, and the Wangjiang native place.
   • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The profile lists Baochen, Baocen, Maofu, and Wangjiang County in Anhui.
   • WikidataNi Wenwei (Q10731276)The entity's aliases field lists the Chinese and English forms of the courtesy names and studio names.
3. [3] Examination career His examination record includes linsheng, baigong, juren, and jinshi statuses, with the biographical account supplying the dates and Shuntian examination sequence.
   • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The examination entries list jinshi, provincial degree-holder, baigong, and linsheng statuses.
   • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The biographical passage gives the 1849 baigong selection, the 1851 Shuntian examination, and the following year's jinshi success.
4. [4] Jinshi ranking variants The jinshi ranking appears as second class, ninth place in one record and second class, tenth place in another, so both forms are retained.
   • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The examination entry gives the placement as second class, ninth place.
   • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The biographical passage gives the placement as second class, tenth place.
5. [5] Hanlin and Board of Punishments He entered the Hanlin Academy as a shuji shi and, after completing his Hanlin service, moved to the Huguang Section of the Board of Punishments.
   • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The profile and biographical passage give the Hanlin shuji shi appointment, the Huguang Board section, and the post-Hanlin reassignment.
6. [6] Suppression of the Nian movement He served with Yan Shusen and Li Hongzhang in suppressing the Nian movement.
   • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The biographical passage names Yan Shusen and Li Hongzhang and describes the suppression of the Nian movement.
7. [7] Board of Punishments and Jingzhou He became a langzhong in the Jiangsu Section of the Board of Punishments in 1871 and prefect of Jingzhou in Hubei the following year.
   • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The biographical passage gives the 1871 promotion and the following year's Jingzhou appointment.
   • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The office entry identifies the Tongzhi-eleventh-year prefecture appointment at Jingzhou.
8. [8] Guangxi and Guangdong appointments He advanced from Guangdong provincial surveillance commissioner to Guangxi provincial administration commissioner and governor, then governed Guangdong while handling its educational administration.
   • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The biographical passage gives the sequence from Guangdong surveillance commissioner to Guangxi administration commissioner, Guangxi governor, and later Guangdong governor with educational duties.
9. [9] Governor of Henan He became governor of Henan in 1887 and received the additional title of tidu.
   • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The biography and title list give the 1887 Henan governorship and the additional tidu title.
   • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The office entry gives the Guangxu-thirteenth-year Henan governorship.
10. [10] Henan examination and military duties During his Henan tenure he supervised the provincial examination, examined military candidates, served as educational commissioner, and oversaw a military review in Guangxu years 14 through 16.
    • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The office entries list the Guangxu-fourteenth-year provincial examination supervisor and military chief examiner posts, the fifteenth-year educational commissioner post, and the sixteenth-year military-review post, all in Henan.
11. [11] Yellow River work and death After taking office he worked on the Yellow River floods, became acting governor-general of the Hedong River Conservancy in 1890, and died of illness that year.
    • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The biographical passage describes his Yellow River work, his 1890 acting river-conservancy appointment, and his death from illness in the same year.
12. [12] Ancestral line The genealogy names Yanming as founding and first-migrant ancestor, Xuetong as eighth-generation and taigaozu, Zhu as high and fourth-generation ancestor, Wei and Weijin as great-grandfathers, and Liangzhong as grandfather.
    • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The kinship entries supply the ancestral relationships and names from the founding ancestor through the grandfather.
13. [13] Close relatives and descendants The kinship entries name his maternal half-brother, two sons, daughter, and grandson.
    • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The kinship entries identify 倪文藻 as a maternal half-brother and give the names of the sons, daughter, and grandson.
14. [14] Friendships The association entries identify Qin Shusheng and Zhang Jian as his friends.
    • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The association entries list 秦樹聲 and 張謇 as friends.
15. [15] Teachers one The association entries name 王植、蔣文慶、李菡、季芝昌、張雲藻、車克慎 as his teachers.
    • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The association entries list the six named teachers and the student relationship.
16. [16] Teachers two The association entries also name 張寅、張觀美、萬兆霖、劉國霖、史鴻舉、張錫蕃 as his teachers.
    • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The association entries list the other six named teachers and the student relationship.
17. [17] Calligraphy, painting, and Neo-Confucian learning The status entries identify him as a calligrapher, painter, and Neo-Confucian scholar.
    • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The status entries list calligrapher, painter, and Neo-Confucian scholar.
18. [18] Principal writings The text entries identify the one-juan 《禹貢說》 as his authored work and give the six-juan title with its alternate form.
    • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The text entries identify 《禹貢說》 as a one-juan authored work and list the six-juan 《兩彊勉齋文集》.
    • Souyun倪文蔚 (58004)The biographical passages name 《禹貢說》 and the alternate title 《兩疆勉齋詩文集》.
19. [19] Other titles Other linked titles cover poetry, memorials, letters, Yellow River and water-conservancy works, local histories, and other writings.
    • CBDBNi Wenwei (66590)The text list supplies the titles 《古今體詩》, 《奏議》, 《尺牘》, 《黃河全圖》, 《南條伍說》, 《江監潛沔水利指掌圖》, 《荊州府志》, 《萬城堤志》, and 《詩賦》.