釋鑑稽古略續集 3.171

3.171

丙寅正德元年三月。星隕如月　雷震郊壇太廟奉身殿　七月彗見參井。掃太微垣。大白經天　章懋潛心大業。身體力行。登仕五十年。年七十餘。諡文懿。楓山先生。劉大夏廉退無營。官至一品致仕　學士謝遷劉健致仕　王鏊吳縣人。入閣典機務　李東陽乞致仕　張元禎。稱東白先生。

In the third month of the first year of Zhengde, bingyin [1506], stars fell like the moon. Thunder shook the suburban altars, the Imperial Ancestral Temple, and the Fengshen Hall. In the seventh month, a comet appeared in Can and Jing, sweeping across the Taiwei Enclosure. Venus crossed the heavens in daylight. Zhang Mao devoted his mind to great enterprises and practiced what he preached. He served in office for fifty years and lived to over seventy; he was posthumously titled Wenyi, and called Master Fengshan. Liu Daxia was incorruptible, yielding, and without ambition; having reached office of the first rank, he retired. Academicians Xie Qian and Liu Jian retired. Wang Ao, a native of Wuxian, entered the Grand Secretariat to oversee confidential matters. Li Dongyang requested retirement. Zhang Yuanzhen was called Master Dongbai.