Yuan · Official

Wang Juji 王巨濟

Attested c. AD 1287

Passages
2
Chapters
1
Histories
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Overview

The translated histories identify Wang Juji as an official. This record brings together 2 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

PeriodYuan

Names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Personal Wang Juji 王巨濟 Wang Juji

Identity

Historicity
Historical
Identification
Named
Sex
Uncertain

Roles

  • Official

Life and dates

Attested activity

Career and standing

  • Label: Minister of Revenue / 戶部尚書 · Action: held
    Explicit · yuanshi:191:s0074

Events and relationships

  • Kind: fiscal-exaction · Role: exactor · Action: demanded excessive paper-currency payments from Huizhou
    Explicit · yuanshi:191:s0074

References in the histories

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History of Yuan, Chapter 191Volume 191 Biographies 78: Virtuous Officials 1 · 2 passages
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桑哥立尚書，會計天下錢糧，參知政事忻都、戶部尚書王巨濟，倚勢刻剝，遣吏徵徽州民鈔，多輸二千錠，巨濟怒其少，欲更益千錠，楫詣巨濟曰：「公欲百姓死耶、生耶？ When Sangge established the Ministry of Revenue and audited the realm's finances, Vice Grand Councillor Xindu and Minister of Revenue Wang Juji, relying on their power, engaged in harsh exactions. They sent officials to collect paper currency from Huizhou's populace, who paid two thousand ingots more than required. Juji was angry that the amount was too small and wanted to add another thousand. Ji went to Juji and said: "Do you, sir, wish the common people to live or to die?