Overview
Bao Ang was a Hermit and Family Member.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Shuya | 叔雅 | Shuya |
Life and dates
Death
- At at home 家Directly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 152
Attested activity
- c. AD 50 to c. AD 100 舉孝廉Directly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passages 148, 152
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Bao De (鮑德)son 子Directly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 148
Career and standing
- RefusedRefusal of office · Negated falseDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 152
Places and affiliations
- Polity Eastern Han 東漢 · Relation Associated withStrongly inferred · Book of Later Han 33, passage 152
- At tomb of Bao De 墓次 · Relation Resided atDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 151
Learning and skills
- RecommendedCredential Filial and Incorrupt 孝廉Directly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 152
Events and relationships
- After mourning hid beside the tomb and shunned public affairsPersonal · MournerDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 151
- Attended Bao De for years of illness without loosening his beltPersonal · CaregiverDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 149
- Recommended as filial and incorrupt and summoned to a ducal office; repeatedly summoned but did not goCareer · NomineeDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 152
- Wasted away three years in mourning and had to be supported to walkRitual · MournerDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 150
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment had filial righteousness, integrity, and conduct · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 148
Source notes
- Value historicalDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 33, passage 148
References in the histories
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