Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Family Member

Ji 機

Jī

Attested AD 480 - AD 520

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Ji was a Family Member.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 480 to AD 520 generation before Sun Teng's Zhenguang activity
Strongly inferred · Book of Northern Qi 18, passages 4, 6

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Child of Tong (通)
father 父 · paternal line
Strongly inferred · Book of Northern Qi 18, passages 3-4
Parent of Sun Teng (孫騰)
father 父 · paternal line
Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 18, passage 4

Career and standing

posthumous grants including Bearer of the Staff of Authority, Palace Attendant, Commander-in-Chief of Ji/Ding/Cang/Ying/Yin, Grand Commandant, Director of the Masters of Writing, Governor of Ji Province 使持節、侍中、都督冀定滄瀛殷五州諸軍事、太尉公、尚書令、冀州刺史
AD 532 及騰貴 · Posthumously granted
Dated from the passage context · Book of Northern Qi 18, passage 4

Events and relationships

Posthumous court grants
AD 532 及騰貴 · Ritual · Honoree
Dated from the passage context · Book of Northern Qi 18, passage 4

References in the histories

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 18Volume 18 Biographies 10: Sun Teng; Gao Longzhi; Sima Ziru · 1 passage

及騰貴，魏朝贈通使持節、侍中、都督雍華岐幽四州諸軍事、驃騎大將軍、司徒公、尚書左僕射、雍州刺史，贈騰父機使持節、侍中、都督冀定滄瀛殷五州諸軍事、太尉公、尚書令、冀州刺史。 When Sun Teng rose high, the Wei court posthumously granted his grandfather Tong bearer of the staff of authority, palace attendant, commander-in-chief of military affairs in the four provinces of Yong, Hua, Qi, and You, grand general of agile cavalry, duke over the masses, left vice director of the masters of writing, and governor of Yong Province; his father Ji was posthumously granted bearer of the staff of authority, palace attendant, commander-in-chief of military affairs in the five provinces of Ji, Ding, Cang, Ying, and Yin, grand commandant, director of the masters of writing, and governor of Ji Province.