Shilu 石魯

Other names

Family

• Parent of Hesun (劾孫)
  father 父
  Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 12

• Kinship Role concubine · Quantity one of Badihui’s two daughters; the source does not say which
  Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 9

Places and affiliations

• Polity Jin
  Strongly inferred · History of Jin 68, passage 3

Events and relationships

• His grandfather Shilu was Zhaozu's contemporary, clansman, and namesake; the two became fast friends and swore an oath: "In life we shall share one river's bank; in death one valley's grave."
  Biographical record · Source Text 祖石魯，與昭祖同時同部同名，交相得，誓曰：「生則同川居，死則同穀葬。」
  Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 3
• In Jingzu's day Shilu's son Hesun brought his tribe in submission and settled south of Hukai Mountain on the headwaters of the Anchu River.
  Biographical record · Source Text 至景祖時，石魯之子劾孫舉部來歸，居於安出虎水源胡凱山南。
  Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 12
• The encomium reads: Virtuous Shilu was friend to Zhaozu; Huandu served Jingzu and Shizu as minister.
  Biographical record · Source Text 贊曰：賢石魯與昭祖為友，歡都事景祖、世祖為之臣。
  Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 196
• The people called Zhaozu "Brave Shilu" and Shilu "Virtuous Shilu."
  Biographical record · Source Text 土人呼昭祖為勇石魯，呼石魯為賢石魯。
  Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 4
• The Shushui people took this for an evil omen and all fled into rough country. After a long interval with no further sign of them, Zhaozu and Shilu withdrew to their own settlements.
  Biographical record · Source Text 蜀束水人怪之，皆走險阻，久之，無所複見，卻還所居。
  Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 7
• The tribes still refused law and custom. Zhaozu showed his strength at Qingling and White Mountain and pressed into Subin and Yelan, with Virtuous Shilu at his side throughout.
  Biographical record · Source Text 是時，諸部不肯用條教，昭祖耀武於青嶺、白山，入于蘇濱、耶懶之地，賢石魯佐之也。
  Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 10