Father-in-law of Zhao of the Tan family (譚氏婦趙舅)

Overview

Father-in-law of Zhao of the Tan family was a Family Member.

Life and dates

Death

AD 1277 至元十四年
Killed by brutal soldiers · At Yongxin 永新
Dated from the passage context · History of Song 460, passage 308

Attested activity

AD 1277 至元十四年
Dated from the passage context · History of Song 460, passage 308

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Kin of Zhao of the Tan family (譚氏婦趙)
father-in-law 舅
Directly stated · History of Song 460, passage 308
Parent of Husband of Zhao of the Tan family (譚氏婦趙之夫)
father 舅 · paternal line
Strongly inferred · History of Song 460, passage 308
Spouse of Mother-in-law of Zhao of the Tan family (譚氏婦趙姑)
wife 姑
Strongly inferred · History of Song 460, passage 308

Events and relationships

Killed after the city fell
AD 1277 至元十四年 · Military · Victim
Dated from the passage context · History of Song 460, passage 308

References in the histories

History of Song, Chapter 460Volume 460 Biographies 219: Exemplary Women: Zhu E, Zhang Shi, Peng Lienu, Hao Jiee, Zhu Shi, Cui Shi, Zhao Shi, Ding Shi, Xiang Shi, Wang Shierfu, Xu Shi, Rong Shi, He Shi, Dong Shi, Tan Shi, Liu Shi, Zhang Shi, Shi Shi, Chen Tangqian, Jie Fuliaoshi, Liu Dangkemu, Ceng Shifu, Wang Maoqi, Tu Duanyouqi, Zhan Shinu, Liu Shengqi, Xie Biqi, Xie Fangdeqi, Wang Zhenfu, Zhao Huaiqie, Tan Shifu, Wu Zhongfuqi, Lu Zhong Zhunu, Lin Laonu, Tong Shinu, Han Shinu, Wang Shifu, Liutong Ziqi Mao Xixi · 2 passages

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天兵破城，趙氏抱嬰兒隨其舅、姑同匿邑校中，為悍卒所獲，殺其舅、姑，執趙欲汙之，不可，臨之以刃曰：“從我則生，不從則死。” Yuan troops took the city. Zhao, holding her infant, hid with her father-in-law and mother-in-law in the district school but was seized by brutal soldiers who killed her father-in-law and mother-in-law. They seized Zhao and tried to violate her; she refused. They threatened her with blades: 'Follow me and live; refuse and die.'

趙罵曰：“吾舅死於汝，吾姑又死於汝，吾與其不義而生，寧從吾舅、姑以死耳。” Zhao cursed: 'My father-in-law died by your hand, my mother-in-law by your hand—I would rather die with them than live in unrighteousness.'