Governor of Yulin (郁林太守)

Overview

The translated histories identify Governor of Yulin as an administrator and royal family member. This record brings together 1 passage from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Governor of Yulin	郁林太守	Yùlín tàishǒu
Title	Governor of Yulin	郁林太守
Descriptive kinship	Imperial Deceased Great-Grandfather	皇曾祖考
Title	Yulin Administrator	郁林太守

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Strongly inferred · houhanshu:110:s0027

Roles

Administrator
Royal Family Member

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 建武十九年 · Western Year: AD 43
Explicit event contextual date · houhanshu:110:s0027

Family

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Parent of Commandant of Julu (钜鹿都尉)
Kinship Term: imperial deceased great-grandfather / 皇曾祖考 · Parentage: biological · Generation Distance: 1 · Line: paternal
Child of Marquis Jieling of Chunling (舂陵节侯)
Kinship Term: imperial deceased great-great-grandfather / 皇高祖考 · Parentage: biological · Generation Distance: 1 · Line: paternal

Career and standing

Label: Governor of Yulin / 郁林太守 · Action: held
Explicit · houhanshu:110:s0027

References in the histories

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Book of Later Han, Chapter 110Volume 99: Rituals and Worship Part Three · 1 passage

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南顿君称皇考庙，钜鹿都尉称皇祖考庙，郁林太守称皇曾祖考庙，节侯称皇高祖考庙，在所郡县侍祠。 Lord Nandun's temple was called the Imperial Deceased Father's Temple; the Julu Commandant's temple was called the Imperial Deceased Grandfather's Temple; the Yulin Administrator's temple was called the Imperial Deceased Great-Grandfather's Temple; and Marquis Jie’s temple was called the Imperial Deceased Great-Great-Grandfather's Temple. The commanderies and counties where they were located attended to the sacrifices.