Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official and Courtier

Shi Wenqing 施文慶

Shī Wénqìng

Attested AD 582 - AD 589

Passages: 4
Chapters: 2
Histories: 1

Overview

Shi Wenqing was an official and Courtier.

Other names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal name	Wenqing	文慶	Wénqìng

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 582 to AD 589 後主
Dated from the passage context · Book of Chen 30, passages 274-275
AD 583 to AD 589 後主
Directly stated · Book of Chen 32, passage 86

Key source chapters

Book of Chen, Chapter 30 Volume 30: Xiao Ji; Lu Qiong; Gu Yewang; Fu Zai 2 passages
Book of Chen, Chapter 32 Volume 32: Filial Piety 2 passages

Career and standing

attendant 舍人
Held
Directly stated · Book of Chen 32, passage 86
Held
Imperial favorite
Directly stated · Book of Chen 30, passage 274

Events and relationships

Slandered
Political · Slanderer · With Fu Zai (傅縡)
Directly stated · Book of Chen 30, passage 275
Relation Ally of · Person Shen Keqing (沈客卿)
Directly stated · Book of Chen 30, passage 274

References in the histories

Book of Chen, Chapter 30Volume 30: Xiao Ji; Lu Qiong; Gu Yewang; Fu Zai · 2 passages

會施文慶、沈客卿以便佞親幸，專制衡軸，而縡益疏。 Shi Wenqing and Shen Keqing won favor through flattery, monopolized power, and Zai grew still more distant.

文慶等因共譖縡受高驪使金，後主收縡下獄。 Wenqing and the others then slandered Zai for taking gold from a Goguryeo envoy; Houzhu had him arrested and imprisoned.

Book of Chen, Chapter 32Volume 32: Filial Piety · 2 passages

後主因敕舍人施文慶曰[2]：「謝貞在王處，未有祿秩，可賜米百石。」 Houzhu thereupon ordered attendant Shi Wenqing [2], "Xie Zhen at the prince's establishment has no salary or rank; grant him one hundred piculs of grain."

後主因敕舍人施文慶曰「慶」原本訛「憂」，各本不訛，今改正。 On "Houzhu thereupon charged palace attendant Shi Wenqing": the base text wrongly wrote you for qing in Wenqing; other editions are correct; now emended.