Overview
Jing Ke was a Filial Commoner.
IdentityHistorical · Male
RolesNamed Individual
Life and dates
Death
- Context after death Hu took in his wife and childrenDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 160
Attested activity
- AD 556 to AD 572 大塚宰、晉公護聞可孝行Dated from the passage context · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passages 156, 160
- AD 535 to AD 551 大統中Directly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passages 153-154
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Mother of Jing Ke (荊可之母)mother 母Directly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 148
- Spouse of Wife of Jing Ke (荊可之妻)wife 妻 · WidowedDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 160
- Kinship Role children · Quantity unspecifiedDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 160
Career and standing
- exceptional virtue reported by province and county 表異Directly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 154
Places and affiliations
- At Yishi in Hedong 河東猗氏Directly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 146
- At the Ke family's old cemetery more than ten li from home 可家舊墓 · Relation Resided atDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passages 151-152
Events and relationships
- After mourning period still lived as if in mourningRitual · MournerDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 155
- Fasted three days; wailed and beat his breast; fainted and revived several timesRitual · MournerDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 149
- Fellow townsmen memorialized that his filial conduct could reform customsPolitical · Subject of memorialDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 153
- Hut beside tomb; carried earth; uncombed hair; vegetables and water onlyRitual · MournerDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 150
- Specially summoned and conversed; words sometimes accorded with HuDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passages 156-157
- Toiled to support his mother with seasonal delicacies without shortageDomestic · ProviderDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 148
Show 1 more source-backed claim
- Relation Received audience from · Person Hu, Duke of Jin (護)Directly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passages 156-157
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment grief moved people near and far; the town praised him · Mode common-reportDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 152
- Assessment supreme filial nature; pure filial devotion · Mode named-judgment Source Person Id Hu, Duke of Jin (護)Directly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passages 159-160
- plain unadorned nature; bearing unlike ordinary menCharacterDirectly stated · History of the Northern Dynasties 84, passage 147
References in the histories
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