Overview
Jishi was an official and Military Officer.
Life and dates
Death
- Directly stated · History of Song 253, passage 80
Attested activity
- AD 1067 嵬名山之內附Dated from the passage context · History of Song 253, passage 75
- AD 1071 韓絳發河東兵城囉兀Dated from the passage context · History of Song 253, passages 79-80
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Kin of Kexing (克行)brother's son 從子 · paternal lineDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 82
- Child of Weizhong (惟忠)son 子 · paternal lineStrongly inferred · History of Song 253, passage 74
- Parent of Keqin (克懃)son 子 · paternal lineDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 75
- Sibling of Jizu (繼祖)younger brother 弟Directly stated · History of Song 253, passage 74
Career and standing
- eastern-route inspector of Yanzhou 延州東路巡檢HeldDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 74
- left commissioner of fine horses 左騏驥使HeldDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 80
- prefect of Zhongzhou 忠州刺史HeldDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 78
- regimental trainer of Guozhou 果州團練使HeldDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 80
- special funeral gift 賻禮Specially grantedDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 81
- frontier tribal official 蕃官Frontier tribal officialDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 81
Places and affiliations
- Polity Song 宋 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 74
- At Yanzhou 延州 · Relation Posted toDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 74
Events and relationships
- Defeated attackersMilitary · Commander · Counterparts XiaDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 77
- Held cityDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 78
- Proposed Luowu and Henan planDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 79
- Resettled followersDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 76
- Sent son to reportDirectly stated · History of Song 253, passage 75
- Relation Advisor of · Person Han Jiang (韓絳)Directly stated · History of Song 253, passage 79
References in the histories
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