Lin Jun (林俊) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Lin Jun as an official. This record brings together 2 passages from 2 chapters across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Lin Jun	林俊	Lín Jùn
Personal	Lin Jun	林俊	Lin Jun
Title	Right Vice Censor-in-Chief	僉都御史
Title	Vice Director of the Ministry of Justice	刑部員外郎

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Strongly inferred · mingshi:014:s0137, mingshi:298:s0200

Roles

Official

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 弘治中 · Western Interval: Start: AD 1488 · End: AD 1505
Explicit · mingshi:298:s0200
Source Date: Text: 成化二十年 · Western Year: AD 1484
Explicit event contextual date · mingshi:014:s0137

Career and standing

Label: Right Vice Censor-in-Chief / 僉都御史 · Action: held
Explicit · mingshi:298:s0200
Label: flogging and demotion / 杖…並謫官 · Action: flogged-and-demoted
Explicit · mingshi:014:s0137

Places and affiliations

Place: Putian / 莆田 · Relation: same-district-as · Note: Liu Min
Explicit · mingshi:298:s0204

Works and attributed material

Kind: memorial · Role: author · Other Person Id: Crown Prince (皇太子)
Explicit · mingshi:298:s0200, mingshi:298:s0201, mingshi:298:s0202, mingshi:298:s0203, mingshi:298:s0204, mingshi:298:s0205, mingshi:298:s0206, mingshi:298:s0207

References in the histories

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History of Ming, Chapter 14Volume 14 Annals 14: Xianzong 2 · 1 passage

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冬十月丁巳，杖刑部員外郎林俊、都督府經歷張黻，並謫官。 In the tenth month of winter, on dingsi, Justice Vice Director Lin Jun and Chief Military Commission officer Zhang Fu were flogged and demoted.

History of Ming, Chapter 298Volume 298 Biographies 186: Recluses · 1 passage

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弘治中，僉都御史林俊上言：「伏見皇太子年逾幼學，習處宮中，罕接外傅，豫教之道似為未備。 During the Hongzhi reign, Right Vice Censor-in-Chief Lin Jun memorialized: "I observe that the Crown Prince has passed the age for early learning. Accustomed to life in the palace, he rarely receives tutelage from outside masters, and the way of advance instruction seems not yet complete.