Xie Yue (謝約) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Xie Yue as a named individual. 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	Xie Yue	謝約
Personal	Xie Yue	謝約	Xie Yue

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Uncertain

Roles

Named Individual

Life and dates

Death

put to death/executed / 伏誅
Explicit · songshu:069:s0340

Events and relationships

Type: son-in-law · Object Temp Key: yikang
Explicit · songshu:069:s0160
Type: younger-brother-of · Target Temp Key: xie-zong · Target: Fan Ye (范曄)
Explicit · songshu:069:s0340

References in the histories

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Book of Song, Chapter 69Volume 69 Biographies 29: Liu Zhan, Fan Ye · 2 passages

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綜父述亦為義康所遇，綜弟約又是義康女夫，故太祖使綜隨從南上，既為熙先所獎說，亦有酬報之心。 Xie Zong's father Xie Shu had also been favored by Yikang, and Zong's younger brother Xie Yue was Yikang's son-in-law; Taizu therefore sent Zong south with Yikang. Having been won over by Xixian, Zong too harbored a wish to repay old kindness.

曄及子藹、遙、叔蔞、孔熙先及弟休先、景先、思先、熙先子桂甫、桂甫子白民、謝綜及弟約、仲承祖、許耀，諸所連及，並伏誅。 Fan Ye and his sons Fan Ai, Fan Yao, and Fan Shusou; Kong Xixian and his younger brothers Kong Xiuxian, Kong Jingxian, and Kong Sixian; Xixian's son Kong Guifu and Guifu's son Kong Baimin; Xie Zong and his younger brother Xie Yue; Zhong Chengzu; and Xu Yao—all those implicated were put to death.