Lin Wenjun

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• 二 行第
• 文修 諡號
• 文脩 諡號
• 方齋 室名、別號
• 汝英 字

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1. [1] Life dates and identity Lin Wenjun lived from 1487 to 1536, was a Ming-dynasty official, and held the jinshi degree.
   • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The name, life dates, Ming affiliation, jinshi entry, and recorded offices support the opening identification.
   • Souyun林文俊 (50837)The biographical passages give 1487–1536, the Ming dynasty, the jinshi degree, and official titles.
   • WikidataLin Wenjun (Q45688795)The English label, description, and date values identify him as a Ming-dynasty politician and a 1511 jinshi, with birth and death years matching the article.
2. [2] Names, posthumous name, and native place His courtesy name was Ruying, his studio name Fangzhai, his posthumous name Wenxiu, and the posthumous form 文脩 is also found; he was from Putian in Fujian and ranked second in birth order.
   • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The name types identify Ruying as the courtesy name, Fangzhai as a studio name or sobriquet, and Wenxiu and 文脩 as posthumous-name forms; the same record gives birth-order number two and Putian.
   • Souyun林文俊 (50837)The biographical passages give the names Ruying and Fangzhai, the Wenxiu posthumous name, and the Fujian Xinghua-Putian native place.
   • WikidataLin Wenjun (Q45688795)The alias values provide the English forms Fangzhai, Ruying, and Wenxiu, together with the Chinese forms 汝英, 方齋, 文修, and 文脩.
3. [3] Family and marriage The family relationships name 林子 as great-grandfather, 林僴 as grandfather, 林廷諭 as father, 張氏 as mother, and 朱氏 as wife.
   • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The kinship relations and names directly support the listed ancestors, parents, and wife.
4. [4] Examinations He was a shengyuan, became the 1507 Fujian jieyuan, and in 1511 ranked 128th in the metropolitan examination and 110th in the second class of the jinshi list.
   • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The examination and school entries give shengyuan status, the provincial-degree entry, the rank 128, and the second-class 110th jinshi rank.
   • Souyun林文俊 (50837)The biographical passage specifies the dingmao jieyuan result in 1507 and the 128th metropolitan and second-class jinshi results in 1511.
5. [5] Hanlin appointment After the jinshi examination he was selected as a shujishi and appointed a Hanlin compiler.
   • Souyun林文俊 (50837)The career passages state that he was selected as a shujishi and appointed a Hanlin compiler; the title list repeats both offices.
6. [6] Early Jiajing career In the early Jiajing period he returned to his former post, completed the Veritable Records compilation, became Right Assistant in the Eastern Palace, and served as a compiler of the Da Ming Huidian.
   • Souyun林文俊 (50837)The chronology gives the second-year restoration, completion of the Wuzong Veritable Records, promotion to Right Assistant in the Eastern Palace, and eighth-year appointment to the Da Ming Huidian.
7. [7] Later Jiajing offices From the ninth through fourteenth Jiajing years he held the Nanjing and Beijing directorates of the Imperial Academy, then became a right vice minister of Rites and of Personnel in Nanjing.
   • Souyun林文俊 (50837)The career sequence lists the ninth-year Nanjing libationer appointment, the eleventh-year Beijing transfer, the thirteenth-year Nanjing Rites appointment, and the fourteenth-year Nanjing Personnel transfer.
   • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The office entries confirm the Nanjing Directorate of the Imperial Academy and Nanjing Personnel vice-minister posts.
8. [8] Highest-office variant The highest office is given in two ways: one summary says Nanjing Revenue vice minister, while the detailed career and another summary end with Nanjing Personnel right vice minister.
   • Souyun林文俊 (50837)The two biographical passages differ in their summary of the highest office: one says Nanjing Revenue vice minister, while the detailed sequence and the other summary end with Nanjing Personnel right vice minister.
   • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The office values explicitly give Nanjing Personnel right vice minister, preserving the variant in the biographical wording.
9. [9] Death and posthumous name He died in 1536, the fifteenth Jiajing year, and received the posthumous name Wenxiu.
   • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The death year is 1536 and the name data classifies Wenxiu and 文脩 as posthumous-name forms.
   • Souyun林文俊 (50837)Both biographical passages give the 1536 death and the Wenxiu posthumous name.
   • WikidataLin Wenjun (Q45688795)The death-date value and Wenxiu alias support the 1536 death and posthumous name.
10. [10] Works He was described as skilled in writing, and works associated with him include 《方齋存稿》 in ten juan and 《方齋詩文集》.
    • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The writing assessment and the ten-juan 《方齋存稿》 title are given together.
    • Souyun林文俊 (50837)The biographical passage lists 《方齋詩文集》.
11. [11] Prefaces and postscripts He wrote book prefaces for 尹襄 and 虞守愚, a postscript for 柯維熊’s books and paintings, and prefaces for the poetry and prose of 姚鏌 and 費宷.
    • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The association entries connect the named people with Lin Wenjun’s book prefaces, book-and-painting postscript, and poetry-and-prose prefaces.
12. [12] Epitaphs and sacrificial texts He composed six epitaphs and two sacrificial texts for the named individuals.
    • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)Six association entries identify the epitaph subjects and two identify the sacrificial-text subjects.
13. [13] Other writings and epitaph authors He composed an elegy, a spirit-way stele, an academy record, and a shrine record; epitaphs for him were attributed to 費寀 and 龔用卿.
    • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The associations identify the elegy, the spirit-way stele and academy record, the shrine record, and epitaph authors 費寀 and 龔用卿.
14. [14] Praise 湛若水 praised Lin Wenjun’s integrity, while 茅宰 praised his administrative achievements.
    • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)Two association entries praise Lin Wenjun for integrity and administrative achievements.
15. [15] Farewell writings one He wrote farewell messages, parting poems, or prefaces for eight named individuals.
    • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)Eight association entries identify the named recipients of farewell messages, parting poems, or prefaces.
16. [16] Farewell writings two He wrote the same kind of farewell texts for nine additional individuals.
    • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)Nine association entries use the same farewell-message, parting-poem, or preface category for the listed individuals.
17. [17] Received gifts and congratulations He received farewell writing from 龔用卿 and poetry and prose from 呂柟, and sent congratulations to four named people.
    • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)The associations identify the farewell and poetry-and-prose gifts received by Lin Wenjun, followed by four congratulations sent by him.
18. [18] Poetry and prose gifts He presented poems and prose to the ten named recipients.
    • CBDBLin Wenjun (128571)Ten association entries identify the recipients of Lin Wenjun’s poems and prose.