Overview
Ji was an official.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Wei
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Zhongheng | 仲衡 | Zhònghéng |
Life and dates
Death
- Age 55Directly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 100
Age
- 55Reckoning Sui · At Event deathDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 100
Attested activity
- AD 520 to AD 550 孝昌前後Strongly inferred · Book of Wei 51, passages 94, 97, 100
Family
- Sibling of Yan (琰)younger brother 弟 · Full siblingsDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 97
Career and standing
- acting supervisor of Southern Qingzhou 行南青州事HeldDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 99
- Administrator of Xingyang 滎陽太守HeldDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 99
- Attendant-in-Ordinary to the Prince of Guangping 廣平王常侍HeldDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 98
- Extraordinary Attendant of the Secretariat 員外散騎侍郎HeldDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 98
- Grand Master of Remonstrance 諫議大夫HeldDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 98
- Regular Attendant 散騎常侍HeldDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 99
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- Senior Rectifier of Yingzhou 瀛州大中正HeldDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 99
- Regular Attendant Direct and Upright 通直散騎常侍Promoted toDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 99
Places and affiliations
- Polity Northern Wei 北魏 · Relation ServedStrongly inferred · Book of Wei 51, passages 98-99
- At Southern Qingzhou 南青州 · Relation Posted toDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 99
- At Xingyang 滎陽 · Relation Posted toDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 99
Events and relationships
- Relation Attendant of · Person Prince of Guangping (廣平王)Directly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 98
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment a man of insight and principle · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 97
- Assessment open and unpretentious; associated with leading scholars · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Wei 51, passage 101
References in the histories
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