Chen Shike (陳時可) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Chen Shike as an official. This record brings together 3 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Chen Shike	陳時可	Chén Shíkě

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Strongly inferred · yuanshi:002:s0013

Roles

Official

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 二年庚寅冬十一月 · Western Year: AD 1230
Explicit event contextual date · yuanshi:002:s0013
Source Date: Text: 八年丙申秋 · Western Year: AD 1236
Explicit event contextual date · yuanshi:002:s0100
Source Date: Text: 十年戊戌秋八月 · Western Year: AD 1238
Explicit event contextual date · yuanshi:002:s0130

Career and standing

Label: circuit tax-collection commissioner / 徵收課稅使 · Action: appointed · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 二年庚寅冬十一月 · Western Year: AD 1230
Explicit · yuanshi:002:s0013

References in the histories

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History of Yuan, Chapter 2Volume 2 Annals 2: Taizong, Dingzong · 3 passages

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冬十一月，始置十路徵收課稅使，以陳時可、趙昉使燕京，劉中、劉桓使宣德，周立和、王貞使西京，呂振、劉子振使太原，楊簡、高廷英使平陽，王晉、賈從使真定，張瑜、王銳使東平，王德亨、侯顯使北京，夾谷永、程泰使平州，田木西、李天翼使濟南。 In the eleventh month of winter, tax-collection commissioners were first appointed for ten circuits: Chen Shike and Zhao Fang for Yanjing; Liu Zhong and Liu Huan for Xuande; Zhou Lihe and Wang Zhen for Xijing; Lü Zhen and Liu Zizhen for Taiyuan; Yang Jian and Gao Tingying for Pingyang; Wang Jin and Jia Cong for Zhending; Zhang Yu and Wang Rui for Dongping; Wang Deheng and Hou Xian for Beiping; Jiagu Yong and Cheng Tai for Pingzhou; and Tianmuxi and Li Tianyi for Jinan.

秋月，命陳時可閱刑名、科差、課稅等案，赴闕磨照。 In autumn Chen Shike was ordered to review cases of criminal law, corvée levies, and tax assessments and to travel to court for verification.

秋八月，陳時可、高慶民等言諸路旱蝗，詔免今年田租，仍停舊未輸納者，俟豐歲議之。 In the eighth autumn month Chen Shike, Gao Qingmin, and others reported drought and locusts across the circuits. An edict remitted the year's land tax and suspended unpaid arrears until a harvest year, when they would be reconsidered.