Overview
Ma Shu was a scholar and Hermit.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Chen
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Yaoli | 要理 | Yaoli |
Life and dates
Death
- AD 581 太建十三年Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 273
Age
- 60Reckoning Sui · At deathDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 273
Attested activity
- AD 560 天嘉元年Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 263
- AD 581 太建十三年Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 273
- AD 548 to AD 552 侯景之亂Dated from the passage context · Book of Chen 19, passages 257-258
- AD 520 to AD 540 數歲父母俱喪Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 249
- AD 548 梁邵陵王綸為南徐州刺史,素聞其名,引為學士Dated from the passage context · Book of Chen 19, passage 252
- AD 502 to AD 557 梁陳之際Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 247
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Descendant of Ma Lingqing (馬靈慶)grandfather 祖 · paternal line · 2 generationsDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 248
- Child of Father of Ma Shufather 父Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 249
- Child of Mother of Ma Shumother 母Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 249
- Kin of Paternal Aunt of Ma Shupaternal aunt 姑Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 249
Career and standing
- Academician 學士AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 252
- Director of Revenue 度支尚書DeclinedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 263
- EnteredRecluseDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 262
Places and affiliations
- Chen 陳Relation Associated withDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 263
- Liang 梁Relation ServedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 252
- At Mei in Fufeng 扶風郿Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 247
- At Jingkou 京口 · Relation VisitedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 264
- At Mount Mao 茅山 · Relation Resided atDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 262
Learning and skills
- Subjects Classic of Filial Piety, Analects, Laozi · Age 6Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 250
- Belief Buddhism 佛經 · Relation StudiedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 251
- Skill Buddhist sutras 佛經 · Level especially-skilledDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 251
- Skill Changes and Laozi exegesis 周易、老子義 · Level especially-skilledDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 251
Works and attributed material
- Treatise on the Awakening of the Way 道覺論AuthorDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 274
- Treatise on the Awakening of the Way 道覺論Relation Author · Extent Scrolls: 20Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 274
- Speech · AddresseeDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 266
- Speech · SpeakerDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passages 258-261
Events and relationships
- Accepted one tenth of giftsPersonal · BeneficiaryDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 269
- Answered and silenced questionersScholarly · DebaterDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passages 254-255
- Built thatched hutPersonal · SubjectDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 268
- Declined summonsDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 263
- Declined then wentDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passages 265, 267
- LecturedScholarly · Lecturer · Topic Vimalakirti, Laozi, and Changes 維摩、老子、周易Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 253
Show 4 more source-backed claims
- Received booksDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 257
- Retired to Mount MaoPersonal · SubjectDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 262
- Sheltered householdsSocial · ProtectorDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 270
- Relation Teacher friend to · Person Prince of Poyang (鄱陽王)Directly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 266
Assessments and attributes
- pupils bright yellow; could see objects in the darkPhysical descriptionDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 271
- Item pair of white swallows 白鷰一雙 · Relation Associated with · Duration nearly thirty yearsDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 272
Source notes
- His kin and old friends dwelt at Jingkou; he visited them each autumn and winterDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 264
- wherever he dwelt, bandits did not enter; often several hundred households relied on himDirectly stated · Book of Chen 19, passage 270
References in the histories
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