Jin Ting (金挺) | 24 Histories

Overview

Jin Ting was an envoy Attendant.

PeriodSong, Liao, and Jin

IdentityHistorical · Male

Roles

Found in

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1192 明昌三年
Directly stated · History of Jin 135, passage 278

Career and standing

lower-festival envoy attendant 下節
Directly stated · History of Jin 135, passage 278

Places and affiliations

Polity Jin · Relation Of
Directly stated · History of Jin 135, passage 278
AD 1192 明昌三年
At Funing County in Pingzhou 平州撫寧縣 · Relation Traveled through
Directly stated · History of Jin 135, passage 278

Events and relationships

Beat to death
AD 1192 明昌三年 · Criminal · Perpetrator · With He Tian'er (何添兒) · At Funing County, Pingzhou 平州撫寧縣
Directly stated · History of Jin 135, passage 278
Relation Killed · Person He Tian'er (何添兒)
Directly stated · History of Jin 135, passage 278

Source notes

Historicity historical
Directly stated · History of Jin 135, passage 278

References in the histories

History of Jin, Chapter 135Volume 135 Biographies 73: Foreign Countries 2: Goryeo, Explanation of the Language of the State of Jin, Official Titles, Human Affairs, Art, Classes of Objects, Family Names · 1 passage

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明昌三年，下節金挺回至平州撫寧縣，毆死當驛人何添兒，有司請「凡人使往還，乞量設兵衞」。 In Mingchang 3, during the lower festival Jin Ting was returning through Funing County in Pingzhou when he beat to death the station attendant He Tian'er. Officials proposed, "For all envoys traveling to and fro, we request that guards be stationed as needed."