Zhou Bida

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1. 1151 司戶參軍 紹興
2. 1151 左迪功郎 紹興
3. 1152 縣尉 紹興
4. 1154 監行在太平惠民和劑局 紹興
5. 1157 左修職郎 紹興
6. 1158 某府府學教授 紹興
7. 1160 太學錄 紹興
8. 1160 左文林郎
9. 1160 秘書省正字 紹興
10. 1161 國史院編修 紹興
11. 1161 左宣教郎
12. 1162 左奉議郎
13. 1162 權中書舍人 紹興
14. 1162 監察御史 紹興
15. 1162 編類聖政所 紹興
16. 1162 起居郎 紹興
17. 1162 門下省給事中 紹興
18. 1163 主管台州崇道觀 隆興
19. 1165 左承議郎 乾道
20. 1167 左朝奉郎 乾道
21. 1170 主管學事 乾道
22. 1170 國史院編修 乾道
23. 1170 實錄院檢討官 乾道
24. 1170 左朝散郎 乾道
25. 1170 權直學士院
26. 1170 知某州軍州事 乾道
27. 1170 秘書省少監
28. 1170 路提點刑獄公事
29. 1171 侍講 乾道
30. 1171 同修國史 乾道
31. 1171 實錄院同修撰 乾道
32. 1171 權兵部侍郎
33. 1171 權禮部侍郎 乾道
34. 1171 直學士院 乾道
35. 1172 提舉太平興國宮 乾道
36. 1172 權中書舍人 乾道
37. 1173 提舉太平興國宮 乾道
38. 1173 知某府軍府事 乾道
39. 1174 右文殿修撰 淳熙
40. 1174 朝請郎 淳熙
41. 1175 侍講 淳熙
42. 1175 侍講 淳熙
43. 1175 太子詹事 淳熙
44. 1175 尚書省兵部侍郎
45. 1175 敷文閣待制 淳熙
46. 1175 朝奉大夫 淳熙
47. 1175 權兵部侍郎
48. 1175 直學士院 淳熙
49. 1176 侍讀 淳熙
50. 1176 兵部尚書
51. 1176 吏部侍郎
52. 1176 朝散大夫 淳熙
53. 1176 開國子
54. 1176 開國男
55. 1177 修國史
56. 1177 朝請大夫 淳熙
57. 1177 朝議大夫 淳熙
58. 1177 翰林學士、知制誥
59. 1178 中奉大夫
60. 1178 禮部尚書
61. 1178 翰林學士
62. 1179 中大夫
63. 1179 吏部尚書 淳熙
64. 1179 太中大夫
65. 1179 翰林學士承旨
66. 1179 開國伯
67. 1180 參知政事 淳熙
68. 1180 同提舉詳定一司敕令 淳熙
69. 1180 通議大夫
70. 1180 開國侯 淳熙
71. 1181 通奉大夫
72. 1182 知樞密院事 淳熙
73. 1182 開國公 淳熙
74. 1184 樞密使 淳熙
75. 1186 正議大夫
76. 1187 光祿大夫
77. 1187 右丞相 淳熙
78. 1187 提舉國史院
79. 1187 提舉敕令所
80. 1187 提舉編修國朝會要
81. 1188 國公 淳熙
82. 1188 提舉編修玉牒 淳熙
83. 1189 判某州軍州事 淳熙
84. 1189 國公 淳熙
85. 1189 國公 淳熙
86. 1189 安撫使 淳熙
87. 1189 少保
88. 1189 左丞相 淳熙
89. 1189 提舉編修玉牒 淳熙
90. 1189 特進
91. 1189 監修國史日曆 淳熙
92. 1189 知州帶馬步軍都總管 淳熙
93. 1189 觀文殿大學士 淳熙
94. 1189 醴泉觀使
95. 1190 判某府軍府事
96. 1190 安撫使
97. 1190 知府帶馬步軍都總管
98. 1191 判某州軍州事 紹熙
99. 1191 安撫使 紹熙
100. 1191 知州帶馬步軍都總管 紹熙
101. 1191 觀文殿學士
102. 1192 觀文殿大學士
103. 1192 開國公 紹熙
104. 1193 判某府軍府事
105. 1193 國公
106. 1193 安撫使
107. 1193 知府帶馬步軍都總管
108. 1194 少保
109. 1194 少傅
110. 1194 醴泉觀使
111. 1195 少傅
112. 1201 少保
113. 1203 少傅
114. 1204 太師

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• 子充 字
• 平園老叟 室名、別號
• 文忠 諡號
• 洪道 字
• 省齋居士 室名、別號

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1. [1] Identity and dates This sentence identifies Zhou Bida, gives his dates as 1126–1204, and describes him as a Southern Song statesman, writer, and book engraver.
   • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The principal record gives Zhou Bida's name, birth year 1126, death year 1204, and Song affiliation.
   • Souyun周必大 (25121)The profile and biographical entries give his name, life dates, Southern Song setting, and political and literary identity.
   • WikidataZhou Bida (Q10920528)The item describes him as a Song-dynasty official and writer, and its traditional-Chinese description additionally calls him a book engraver.
2. [2] Courtesy names and sobriquets These two sentences record Zichong, the two written forms Hongdao and 弘道, and the sobriquets Shengzhai Jushi and Pingyuan Laosou.
   • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The alternative-name entries identify Zichong and 洪道 as courtesy names and Shengzhai Jushi and Pingyuan Laosou as sobriquets or studio names.
   • Souyun周必大 (25121)The profile lists 洪道 and 弘道 alongside Zichong, Shengzhai Jushi, and Pingyuan Laosou, while the biographical texts distinguish the courtesy-name forms and the later sobriquet.
   • WikidataZhou Bida (Q10920528)The name list includes Zichong, Pingyuan Laosou, Wenzhong, Hongdao, and Shengzhai Jushi.
3. [3] Place of origin and family background This sentence preserves the differing accounts of Guancheng, Luling, the grandfather's move, and Pingjiang as birthplace.
   • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical texts give Luling as his home, Guancheng as the ancestral origin, and explain that his grandfather Zhou Shen settled the family in Luling after serving there in 1128.
   • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The address entries designate Luling as the native place and Pingjiang Prefecture as the birthplace.
4. [4] Immediate family This sentence identifies his parents, wife, concubine, and only son, preserving the available life dates.
   • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The kinship entries identify his father Zhou Lijian, mother Wang, wife Wang, concubine Sun Yunxiang, and only son Zhou Lun, with the recorded dates where available.
5. [5] Examination and entry into office This sentence states the two reported jinshi years and his first-place result in the erudite-and-literary examination.
   • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The examination entries include the jinshi examination and the erudite-and-literary examination, whose rank is 1; the first recorded appointment begins in 1151, Shaoxing 21.
   • Souyun周必大 (25121)The four biographical texts preserve the disagreement between Shaoxing 21 and Shaoxing 27 for the jinshi degree and mention the Shaoxing 27 examination.
6. [6] Early offices This sentence traces his early appointments at Huizhou, Yudu, the medical bureau, Jian'kang, and the Imperial University.
   • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The office entries list sihu canjun, the Yudu xianwei, the Taiping Huimin Heji Bureau, the Jian'kang prefectural professorship, and taixue lu.
   • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical texts explicitly give the Huizhou appointment and later service as professor and taixue lu.
7. [7] Rise in the Shaoxing court This sentence summarizes his Shaoxing 30 summons and subsequent advancement through institutional and censorial posts.
   • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The office entries list taixue lu, the Secretariat Corrector, National History Academy editor, censor, Qiju Lang, acting Jishizhong, acting Zhongshu Sheren, and the Office for Classifying Imperial Governance.
   • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical texts date his summons as taixue lu to Shaoxing 30 and describe his successive promotions to the classifying office, acting Zhongshu Sheren, and acting Jishizhong.
8. [8] Xiaozong-era remonstrance This sentence describes his memorial on current abuses, his refusal to spare powerful figures, and the fengci appointment that followed his remonstrance.
   • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical texts describe his ten proposals after Xiaozong's accession, his remonstrance as acting Jishizhong, and his fengci assignment in Longxing 1 over the appointments of Long Danyuan and Zeng Di.
   • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The associated note states that he remonstrated as acting Jishizhong over the appointments involving Zeng Di and Long Danyuan.
9. [9] Qiandao career This sentence covers his Nanjiàn appointment, Palace Library and Hanlin service, and later fengci assignment.
   • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical chronology gives the Qiandao 4, 6, and 8 appointments in Nanjiàn, the Palace Library and Hanlin Academy, and fengci service.
   • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The office entries locate the appointments in Nanjiàn and list the Palace Library and acting or regular Hanlin Academy posts.
10. [10] Chunxi central offices This sentence follows his rise through lecturing and ministerial posts into the state and military councils, including the army testing method.
    • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical texts give the Chunxi 2 lecturing and academic appointments, later service as Minister of Personnel, Counsellor of State, Chief Councillor and Commissioner of the Bureau of Military Affairs, and the army testing method.
    • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The office entries correspond to the Fuwen Pavilion, palace lecturer, Minister of Personnel, Hanlin Academician and Reader-in-Waiting, Counsellor of State, Chief Councillor, and Commissioner posts.
11. [11] Chancellorship and enfeoffment This sentence gives the years of his appointments as Right and Left Chancellor and his enfeoffment as Duke of Yiguo.
    • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical texts give his Chunxi 14 Right Chancellorship, Chunxi 16 Left Chancellorship, and enfeoffment as Duke of Yiguo during Guangzong's reign.
    • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The office entries date the Right Chancellorship to 1187, the Left Chancellorship to 1189, and preserve the Yiguo enfeoffment value.
12. [12] Tan and Longxing prefectures This sentence presents the two reported dates for Tan Prefecture and the later transfer to Longxing Prefecture.
    • Souyun周必大 (25121)The two biographical texts place the Tan appointment in Chunxi 16 and Shaoxi 2 respectively, and give Shaoxi 4 for the move to Longxing Prefecture.
    • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The office entries list service in Tan and Longxing Prefectures and the Guanwendian academician post.
13. [13] Retirement and political persecution This sentence records his retirement as a grand academician and duke and Han Tuozhou's subsequent accusation.
    • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical texts state that he retired in Qingyuan 1 as Grand Academician of the Guanwendian and Duke of Yiguo, and was soon denounced by Han Tuozhou as the chief culprit of false learning.
    • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The office entries preserve the Grand Academician, Yiguo, and late Shaofu ranks associated with his retirement period.
14. [14] Death and posthumous honors This sentence gives his death year, age, posthumous name, and the alternative account of a Grand Preceptor title.
    • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical texts give Jia Tai 4 as the year of death, age seventy-nine, Kaixi 3 for the posthumous name Wenzhong, and an account of the Grand Preceptor award.
    • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The principal record gives death year 1204, the alternative-name list gives Wenzhong, and the office list gives Grand Preceptor.
15. [15] Associations This sentence describes his literary skill, close friendships with three major writers, and his postscripts for books by two of them.
    • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical texts call him skilled in literary composition and say that he had close friendships with Lu You, Fan Chengda, and Yang Wanli.
    • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The association entries identify Lu You and Yang Wanli as friends and record postscripts for books by Fan Chengda and Yang Wanli.
16. [16] Overall corpus This sentence gives the total of eighty-one works, the length of 《平園集》, and the size and contents of the collected works.
    • Souyun周必大 (25121)The writings entries give eighty-one works, 《平園集》 in 200 juan, the 200-juan collected works, and twenty-four included works.
17. [17] Works one This sentence lists sixteen titles from his body of works.
    • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The titles list includes 《玉堂類稿》, 《文忠集》, 《玉蕊辨證》, 《淳熙玉堂雜記》, and the other works named in the sentence.
    • Souyun周必大 (25121)The biographical entries also name 《玉堂類稿》, 《玉堂雜記》, 《省齋集》, and 《二老堂詩話》.
18. [18] Works two This sentence lists the remaining eighteen titles in the available catalogue.
    • CBDBZhou Bida (7197)The catalogue lists the travel, memorial, collected, and other titles named in this sentence.