Yeh Shih (English spelling)

Japanese: 葉適 - しょうてき（英語表記）Ye Shi; Yeh Shih

[Raw] Shaoxing 20 (1150)
[Died] 16th year of the Jiading Dynasty (1223)
Chinese politician and scholar of the Southern Song Dynasty. Also known as "Yoteki." A native of Yongjia County, Zhejiang Province. His courtesy name was Zhengzhong. His pen name was Shuixin. His posthumous name was Zhongding. He was a Jinshi in the 5th year of the Chunxi Era (1178). He was promoted to the Baowen Pavilion Waiting System and Jianghuai Regime Administrator, but after being impeached and losing his position he did not serve in the government and instead devoted himself to writing. His works include Shuixin Wenshu (Collection of Writings) (29 volumes) and Xuexiang Jiyan (Records of Learning) (50 volumes).

YOTEKI

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Japanese:

[生]紹興20(1150)
[没]嘉定16(1223)
中国，南宋の政治家，学者。「ようてき」ともいう。浙江省永嘉県の人。字は正則。号は水心。諡は忠定。淳煕5 (1178) 年の進士。官は宝文閣待制，江淮制置使に累進したが，弾劾されて失職ののちは仕官せず著述に専念した。著書『水心文集』 (29巻) ，『学習記言』 (50巻) など。