Overview
Gong Yu was an Imperial Counsellor also called Lord Gong.
PeriodQin and Han
IdentityHistorical · Male
Life and dates
Death
- BC 44 初元五年冬十二月丁未Directly stated · Book of Han 10, passage 117
Attested activity
- BC 44 元帝時Dated from the passage context · Book of Han 25, passage 108
- BC 44 初元五年Directly stated · Book of Han 82, passages 121, 216
- BC 44 初元五年冬十二月丁未Directly stated · Book of Han 10, passage 117
- BC 66 to BC 44 往者有王陽、貢公Strongly inferred · Book of Han 89, passage 180
Key source chapters
- Book of Han, Chapter 27 Volume 24b: Treatise on Trade 2 2 passages
- Book of Han, Chapter 82 Volume 71: Jun, Shu, Yu, Xue, Ping and Peng 2 passages
- Book of Han, Chapter 88 Volume 77: Gai, Zhuge, Liu, Zheng, Sun, Wujiang and He 2 passages
- Book of Han, Chapter 105 Volume 93: Flatterers 2 passages
- Book of Han, Chapter 10 Volume 9: Annals of Emperor Yuan 1 passage
Career and standing
- Commandant of the Imperial Counselors 御史大夫AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Han 82, passages 121, 216
- Imperial Secretary Grandee 御史大夫HeldDirectly stated · Book of Han 10, passage 117
- grandee remonstrantDirectly stated · Book of Han 105, passage 112
- imperial counsellorDirectly stated · Book of Han 105, passage 113
Places and affiliations
- Polity Han · Relation Official ofDirectly stated · Book of Han 82, passage 216
- Polity HanDirectly stated · Book of Han 27, passage 276
- LangyeDirectly stated · Book of Han 105, passage 112
Works and attributed material
- Policy advice · Advisor · Addressed to Emperor Yuan of Han (元帝) · Outcome Jiaodi abolishedDirectly stated · Book of Han 25, passage 108
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment exemplar of enduring friendship · Mode named-source-report Speaker Wang Dan (王丹)Directly stated · Book of Later Han 30, passage 67
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 30, passage 67
References in the histories
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