Ancient China · Ruler

Duke Huan of Qi 桓公

Attested BC 660

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Duke Huan of Qi was a ruler.

Life and dates

Attested activity

BC 660 昔衛為翟所滅而桓公存之
Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 65, passage 236

Places and affiliations

Polity Qi 齊 · Relation Ruled
Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 65, passage 236

Events and relationships

Preserved Wey after the Di destroyed it
BC 660 昔衛為翟所滅而桓公存之 · Military · Preserver
Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 65, passage 236

References in the histories

Records of the Three Kingdoms, Chapter 65Volume 65: Book of Wu 20: Biographies of Wang, Lou, He, Wei, and Hua · 1 passage

昔衛為翟所滅而桓公存之，今道里長遠，不可救振，失委附之土，棄貢獻之國，臣以草芥，竊懷不寧。 Wei once fell to the Di yet Duke Huan of Qi saved it; Shu is too far to save—we lose a shield state and a tributary—I, a mere clerk, tremble for Wu.