Xue Tao

FamilyCBDB

AliasesCBDB

• 女校書 室名、別號
• 洪度 字

StatusCBDB

• 書法家
• 詩人
• 文人

AssociationsCBDB

WorksCBDB

Citations

1. [1] Dates and identity Xue Tao's dates are given as 770–832 and, alternatively, 768–831; she is identified as a Tang-dynasty woman poet, calligrapher, and literary figure.
   • CBDBXue Tao (95068)These values provide Xue Tao's name, the years 770 and 832 with the birth-year basis, the Tang dynasty, her female status, and the identities of poet, calligrapher, and literary figure.
   • WikidataXue Tao (Q1267666)The descriptions identify her as a Chinese Tang-dynasty woman poet and give 770–832; the date values additionally give 768 and 831, so both datings are retained.
2. [2] Courtesy name and birthplace Xue Tao's courtesy name is 洪度, with 宏度 as an alternative form; her sobriquet is 女校書, and her ancestral place is Chang'an, now Xi'an in Shaanxi.
   • CBDBXue Tao (95068)These values classify 洪度 as the courtesy name, 女校書 as a studio name or sobriquet, and Chang'an as the ancestral place.
   • WikidataXue Tao (Q1267666)The description gives 洪度, Chang'an, and present-day Shaanxi Xi'an; the name values additionally give 洪度, 宏度, and 女校書.
3. [3] Family Xue Tao's father was 薛鄖, rendered here as Xue Yun.
   • CBDBXue Tao (95068)The kinship value is father, and the named relative is 薛鄖.
4. [4] Friendship and poetic exchange Xue Tao was a friend of Yuan Zhen and engaged in poetic exchanges with him, Zhang Ji, Du Mu, Niu Sengru, Bai Juyi, Linghu Chu, Pei Du, and Yan Shou.
   • CBDBXue Tao (95068)The first association names Yuan Zhen as a friend; the associations numbered 3 through 10 identify Yuan Zhen, Zhang Ji, Du Mu, Niu Sengru, Bai Juyi, Linghu Chu, Pei Du, and Yan Shou as poetic-exchange partners.
5. [5] Poetic and prose exchanges one Xue Tao sent poems and prose to Li Deyu, Duan Wenchang, Duan Chengshi, Wu Yuanheng, Du Yuanying, Shi Guangxuan, Wang Bo, and Li Cheng.
   • CBDBXue Tao (95068)Associations 11 through 18 are all marked as exchanges of poems and prose and name Li Deyu, Duan Wenchang, Duan Chengshi, Wu Yuanheng, Du Yuanying, Shi Guangxuan, Wang Bo, and Li Cheng.
6. [6] Poetic and prose exchanges two Xue Tao also sent poems and prose to Gao Pian, Gao Chongwen, Wei Gao, Lu Shimei, Zhang Yuanfu, Wu Suijun, Wei Zhenguan, and Xiao Hu.
   • CBDBXue Tao (95068)Associations 19 through 26 are all marked as exchanges of poems and prose and name Gao Pian, Gao Chongwen, Wei Gao, Lu Shimei, Zhang Yuanfu, Wu Suijun, Wei Zhenguan, and Xiao Hu.
7. [7] Poems and prose received Bai Juyi, Liu Yuxi, Wang Jian, and Hu Zeng sent poems and prose to Xue Tao.
   • CBDBXue Tao (95068)Associations 28 through 31 state that Xue Tao received poems and prose from Bai Juyi, Liu Yuxi, Wang Jian, and Hu Zeng.
8. [8] Works Xue Tao's works include the titles 《薛濤詩》, 《薛濤集》, 《錦江集》, 《洪度集》 in one juan, 《薛濤李冶詩集》, and 《薛濤詩存》; 《薛濤詩》 is also given as one juan and 《錦江集》 as five juan.
   • CBDBXue Tao (95068)The works array lists 《薛濤詩》, 《薛濤集》, 《錦江集》, 《洪度集》 in one juan, 《薛濤李冶詩集》, 《薛濤詩》 in one juan, 《薛濤詩存》, and 《錦江集》 in five juan.
   • WikidataXue Tao (Q1267666)The description lists 《薛濤詩》 in one juan, 《錦江集》 in five juan, 《洪度集》 in one juan, 《薛濤詩存》, and 《薛濤李冶詩集》.
9. [9] Epitaph and preface Duan Wenchang wrote Xue Tao's epitaph, and Lou Liran wrote a preface for her.
   • CBDBXue Tao (95068)Association 1 identifies Lou Liran as the writer of a book preface, and association 2 identifies Duan Wenchang as the writer of the epitaph.
   • WikidataXue Tao (Q1267666)The description likewise mentions Duan Wenchang's epitaph and Lou Liran's preface.