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Overview Xixian was an envoy.
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History of Jin, Chapter 135 Volume 135 Biographies 73: Foreign Countries 2: Goryeo, Explanation of the Language of the State of Jin, Official Titles, Human Affairs, Art, Classes of Objects, Family Names · 5 passages
詔撒喝、烏蠢等曰：「若高麗來取保州，益以胡剌古、習顯等軍備之，或欲合兵，無得輒往，但謹守邊戍。」
He instructed Saha, Wuchun, and the rest: "If Goryeo comes for Bozhou, supply them with Hulagu's, Xixian's, and other forces as needed. If they ask to join operations, do not rush in—only hold the frontier posts firmly."
曷懶甸孛堇胡剌古、習顯以聞，詔曰：「毋得侵軼生事，但慎固營壘，廣布耳目而已。」
Halin commanders Hulagu and Xixian reported the incident. The court ordered: "Do not raid or provoke incidents—only strengthen your camps and extend your intelligence network."
使習顯以獲遼國州郡諭高麗，其國方誅亂者，使謂習顯曰：「此與先父國王之書。」
Envoy Xixian announced the Jin conquest of Liao prefectures to Goryeo, which was then purging rebels. A Goryeo official told Xixian, "This concerns my late father's reign."
習顯就館。
Xixian withdrew to the guest quarters.
凡誅戮官僚七十余人，即依舊禮接見，而以表來賀，並貢方物。
More than seventy officials were executed in the purge. Goryeo then received Xixian under the old ceremonial forms, sent a congratulatory memorial, and presented tribute goods.