Wang Zhi (王植) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Wang Zhi as a judge and 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.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Wang Zhi	王植	Wáng Zhí
Personal	Wang Zhi	王植

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Strongly inferred · nanqishu:048:s0071

Roles

Judge
Official

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: AD 489 · Western Year: AD 489
Explicit event contextual date · nanqishu:048:s0071

Works and attributed material

Kind: memorial · Role: author · About: Jin code commentaries compilation
Explicit · nanqishu:048:s0071, nanqishu:048:s0072, nanqishu:048:s0073, nanqishu:048:s0074, nanqishu:048:s0075, nanqishu:048:s0076, nanqishu:048:s0077, nanqishu:048:s0078, nanqishu:048:s0079, nanqishu:048:s0080, nanqishu:048:s0081, nanqishu:048:s0082, nanqishu:048:s0083, nanqishu:048:s0084

References in the histories

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Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 48Volume 48 Biographies 29: Yuan Tuan, Kong Zhigui, Liu Hui · 2 passages

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先是七年，尚書刪定郎王植撰定律章表奏之，曰：「臣尋《晉律》，文簡辭約，旨通大綱，事之所質，取斷難釋。 Earlier, in the seventh year, Wang Zhi, editing and fixing attendant of the imperial secretariat, drafted the statutes and submitted a memorial, saying: "Your servant has examined the 《Jin Code》: its text is spare and its language concise, its purport grasping the great outline, yet on the matters at issue judgments are hard to extract and apply.

使兼監臣宋躬、兼平臣王植等抄撰同異，定其去取。 He assigned the concurrent supervisor, your servant Song Gong, and the concurrent adjudicator, your servant Wang Zhi, and others to copy and compile similarities and differences and determine what to retain and what to discard.