Five Dynasties · Royal Family Member and General

Jiji 繼岌

Attested AD 925 - AD 925

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Jiji was a Royal Family Member and General.

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Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 136Volume 136: Biographies of Usurpers 3: Wang Jian, Meng Zhixiang · 6 passages
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十一月二十一日，魏王至德陽，衍報云：「比與將校謀歸國，偽樞密使宋光嗣、景潤澄，南北院宣徽使李周輅、歐陽晃等四人異謀熒惑，臣各已處斬，今送納首級。」 On the twenty-first of the eleventh month the Prince of Wei reached Deyang. Yan reported: "I had lately plotted with my officers to surrender to the empire, but the Commissioners of Confidential Affairs Song Guangsi and Jing Runcheng and the palace commissioners Li Zhou'e and Ouyang Huang led me astray with contrary counsel. I have executed all four and now send their heads."
其月二十七日，魏王至成都北五里升仙橋，偽百官班於橋下，衍乘行輿至，素衣白馬，牽羊，草索系首，面縛銜璧，輿櫬於後。 On the twenty-seventh of that month the Prince of Wei reached Ascension Bridge five li north of Chengdu. The Shu officials formed ranks below the bridge. Yan came in a traveling carriage, dressed in white on a white horse, leading a sheep, with a grass rope about his neck, bound face-forward and holding a jade disk, with a coffin borne behind.