Qin and Han · Eastern Han Official

Yang Qiu 阳球

Died AD 179

Passages
22
Chapters
1
Histories
1

Overview

The translated histories identify Yang Qiu as an administrator, judge, military officer, and official. This record brings together 22 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Personal Yang Qiu 阳球 Yang Qiu
Courtesy Fangzheng 方正 Fangzheng
Given Qiu Qiu
Surname Yang Yang
Personal name Yang Qiu 阳球 Yang Qiu

Identity

Historicity
Historical
Identification
Named
Sex
Male

Roles

  • Administrator
  • Judge
  • Military Officer
  • Official

Life and dates

Death

  • Manner: executed / 诛死 · Place: Luoyang prison / 洛阳狱 · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 其冬 · Western Year: AD 179

Attested activity

  • Source Date: Text: 光和二年 · Reign: 光和 · Regnal Year: 2 · Western Year: AD 179
  • Source Date: Text: AD 159-179 · Western Interval: Start: AD 159 · End: AD 179
    Explicit event contextual date · houhanshu:085:s0013
  • Source Date: Text: 其冬 · Western Year: AD 179
    Explicit event contextual date · houhanshu:085:s0251, houhanshu:085:s0253
  • Source Date: Text: 及阳球奏甫 · Western Year: AD 179
    Explicit event contextual date · houhanshu:085:s0268

Family

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  • Kinship Role: children · Quantity: unspecified · Note: 妻、子 banished; children not individuated

Origins and identity

  • Statement: His family had for generations been a great office-holding clan.

Career and standing

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Works and attributed material

Events and relationships

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Source notes

References in the histories

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Book of Later Han, Chapter 85Volume 77: Biographies of Cruel Officials · 22 passages
王甫休沐里舍,球诣阙谢恩,奏收甫及中常侍淳于登、袁赦、封𦐇、中黄门刘毅、小黄门庞训、硃禹、齐盛等,及子弟为守令者,奸猾纵恣,罪合灭族。 Wang Fu was on leave at his villa; Yang Qiu thanked the emperor at court, then filed charges to seize Wang Fu, the attendants Chunyu Deng, Yuan She, Feng (his given name is damaged in the manuscripts), Liu Yi, Pang Xun, Zhu Yu, Qi Sheng, and every kinsman serving as a local magistrate—men whose crimes called for wiping out whole clans.