Overview
Wei Shu was an official, Statesman, and Aristocrat.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Jin
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Posthumous name | Kang | 康 | Kang |
Life and dates
Death
- AD 290 太熙元年薨Age Value: 82 · Reckoning: SuiDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 83
Age
- old ageAD 283 to AD 290 以年老Directly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 60
- 82AD 290 時年八十二 · Reckoning SuiDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 83
Attested activity
- AD 283 to AD 290 以年老,每稱疾遜位Dated from the passage context · Book of Jin 41, passages 60, 65-66
- AD 283 及山濤薨Dated from the passage context · Book of Jin 41, passage 56
- AD 290 太熙元年薨Directly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 83
- AD 290 後因正旦朝罷還第Dated from the passage context · Book of Jin 41, passages 67, 69, 75
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Kin of Wei Huang (魏晃)collateral grandson 從孫 · paternal line · 2 generationsDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 94
- Ancestor of Wei Rong (魏融)grandson by a concubine's line 庶孫 · paternal line · 2 generationsDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 93
- Parent of Wei Hun (魏混)son 子 · paternal lineDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passages 85, 89
- Kinship Role sons · Count 1Directly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 89
- Kinship Role nine kinships · Quantity unspecifiedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 57
Career and standing
- Minister of Education 司徒AD 283 以舒領司徒 · ActingDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 56
- Minister of Education 司徒AD 283 有頃即真 · AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 56
- middle appraiser of Yan Province 兗州中正AD 283 to AD 290 署兗州中正 · AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 61
- Minister of Education 司徒AD 290 今聽其所執,以劇陽子就第 · ResignedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 75
- excused from court with stool and staff 几杖不朝AD 290 几杖不朝 · GrantedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 76
- posthumous name Kang 諡康GrantedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 84
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- Viscount of Ji 劇陽子HeldDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passages 69, 75
- rank equal to the Three Dukes 位同三司AD 290 位同三司,祿賜如前 · Rank equal to the Three Dukes · GrantedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 75
Places and affiliations
- Polity Western Jin 西晉 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passages 56, 69, 81
- AD 283 to AD 290 署兗州中正At Yan Province 兗州 · Relation Posted toDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 61
Works and attributed material
- Letter · Addressee · With Wei Guan (衛瓘) · Direct quotationDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 82
- Letter · Addressee · With Xi Shen (郤詵) · Direct quotationDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passages 62-64
- Speech · Speaker · Direct quotationDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 87
Events and relationships
- Cited portents and offered to retireAD 283 to AD 290 後以災異遜位 · Ritual · SubjectDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 66
- Mourned his son then ceased weeping after the full mourning periodDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passages 87-88
- Pleaded illness to resignAD 283 to AD 290 以年老,每稱疾遜位 · Personnel · SubjectDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passages 60, 65
- Resigned without prior noticePolitical · SubjectDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 80
- Returned seals and ribbons after New Year courtAD 290 後因正旦朝罷還第 · Political · SubjectDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 67
- SummonedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 59
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- Minister of Education 司徒Directly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 56
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment comprehending destiny · Mode named-source-reportDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 59
- Assessment embodies the Way; loyal, grave, upright; a great pillar of the court · Mode quotation Speaker Emperor of Jin (帝)Directly stated · Book of Jin 41, passages 69, 72
- Assessment moral authority and high prestige; scattered stipends among the nine kinships; household had no surplus wealth · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 57
- Assessment since Jin's rise, no Three Dukes had declined glory and ended so well · Mode named-source-reportDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 81
- AD 290 賜錢百萬Item one million cash 錢百萬 · Relation BestowedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 76
- Item bed-curtains, mats, and bedding 床帳簟褥 · Relation BestowedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 76
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- Item four-windowed ox-carriage with bronze sun-mirror fittings 陽燧四望繐窗戶皁輪車牛 · Relation BestowedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 92
- Item mounting-block at the gate 行馬 · Relation BestowedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 79
- Item seals and ribbons of office 章綬 · Relation ReturnedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 67
- Item secure carriage and four-horse team 安車駟馬 · Relation BestowedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 79
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · Book of Jin 41, passage 56
References in the histories
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