Overview
Xiao Ziyun was an aristocrat, Scholar, and Writer.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Liang
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Jingqiao | 景喬 | Jingqiao |
Life and dates
Age
- 12AD 497 齊建武四年 · Reckoning SuiDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 154
- 26Reckoning Sui · Circumstance when the book was completeDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 156
Attested activity
- AD 502 天監初Directly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 155
- AD 511 至年二十六Strongly inferred · Book of Liang 35, passage 156
- AD 497 齊建武四年Directly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 154
Family
- Sibling of Xiao Zike (子恪)ninth younger brother 第九弟Directly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 153
Career and standing
- Marquis of Xinpu 新浦縣侯AD 497 齊建武四年 · EnfeoffedDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 154
- Marquis of Xinpu 新浦縣侯AD 497 齊建武四年 · HeldDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 154
- viscount 子AD 502 天監初 · Reduced toDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 155
- EnteredAD 502 天監初 · Rank reducedDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 155
Places and affiliations
- AD 502 天監初Polity Liang 梁 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 155
- AD 497 齊建武四年Polity Southern Qi 齊 · Relation Enfeoffed underDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 154
Learning and skills
- studied diligently once grownDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 156
Works and attributed material
- history of Jin 晉書Relation Author · begun at coming of age because Jin had no complete bookDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 156
- Memorial · Author · composed the memorial of acknowledgment himselfDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 154
Events and relationships
- Composed his own memorial of acknowledgment, already with literary graceAD 497 齊建武四年 · Literary · AuthorDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 154
- Submitted the completed book; an edict ordered it deposited in the secret archiveScholarly · AuthorDirectly stated · Book of Liang 35, passage 156
References in the histories
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