Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · General and Official

Shen Ke 沈恪

c. AD 509 - AD 582

Passages
38
Chapters
3
Histories
1

Overview

Shen Ke was a general and Official.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Zigong 子恭 Zigong
Posthumous name Primal

Life and dates

Death

Age

Attested activity

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Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Key source chapters

  1. Book of Chen, Chapter 12 Volume 12: Hu Ying; Xu Du; Du Leng; Shen Ke 32 passages
  2. Book of Chen, Chapter 4 Volume 4: Emperor Fei 5 passages
  3. Book of Chen, Chapter 14 Volume 14: Chen Chang; Chen Tanlang 1 passage

Career and standing

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Places and affiliations

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Works and attributed material

Events and relationships

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Assessments and attributes

  • Assessment comforted and settled a war-ravaged province with kindness; the far south relied on him · Mode historian-judgment
    Directly stated · Book of Chen 12, passage 188
  • Assessment loyalty to Xiao house admired by Gaozu · Mode historian-judgment
    Directly stated · Book of Chen 12, passage 170
  • Assessment rose with the Chen founders, showed royal-counselor talent and chief-minister stature; in life ate at court, in death shared ancestral offerings · Mode historian-judgment
  • reserved and steady, with gift for command
    Character
    Directly stated · Book of Chen 12, passage 143
  • ill when the Later Lord succeeded, prompting reassignment to honorary posts
    Illness
    Directly stated · Book of Chen 12, passage 197
  • AD 582 其年
    Item Eastern Park coffin 東園祕器 · Relation Bestowed
    Dated from the passage context · Book of Chen 12, passages 198-199

References in the histories

38 passages

Book of Chen, Chapter 4Volume 4: Emperor Fei · 5 passages
Book of Chen, Chapter 12Volume 12: Hu Ying; Xu Du; Du Leng; Shen Ke · 32 passages
高宗即位,加散騎常侍、都督廣衡東衡交越成定新合羅愛德宜黃利安石雙等十八州諸軍事、鎮南將軍、平越中郎將、廣州刺史。 When Emperor Xuan succeeded, Ke was further made scattered-cavalry regular attendant, commander of armies in eighteen southern provinces including Guang, Heng, Eastern Heng, Jiao, Yue, Cheng, Ding, Xin, He, Luo, Ai, De, Yi, Huang, Li, An, Shi, and Shuang, general who guards the south, Gentleman-General Who Pacifies the Yue, and inspector of Guangzhou.
Book of Chen, Chapter 14Volume 14: Chen Chang; Chen Tanlang · 1 passage