Yin Qi (尹齊) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Yin Qi as an official. This record brings together 5 passages from 2 chapters across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Yin Qi	尹齊	Yin Qi
Given	Qi	齊	Qí
Personal	Yin Qi	尹齊	Yǐn Qí

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Explicit · hanshu:102:s0183

Roles

Official

Life and dates

Death

Manner: illness
Explicit · hanshu:102:s0191

Career and standing

Office: metropolitan commandant / 中尉
Explicit · hanshu:102:s0188

Places and affiliations

Place: Chiping in Dong commandery / 東郡茌平
Explicit · hanshu:102:s0183

References in the histories

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Book of Han, Chapter 27Volume 24b: Treatise on Trade 2 · 1 passage

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而御史大夫張湯方貴用事，減宣、杜周等為中丞，義縱、尹齊、王溫舒等用急刻為九卿，直指夏蘭之屬始出。 At this time the Censor-in-Chief Zhang Tang was powerful and in charge of affairs. Jian Xuan and Du Zhou served as Palace Assistant Censors; Yi Zong, Yin Qi, Wang Wenshu, and others, who used harsh severity, became Nine Ministers; and direct investigators such as Xia Lan first appeared.

Book of Han, Chapter 102Volume 90: Cruel Officials · 4 passages

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而尹齊為中尉坐法抵罪，溫舒復為中尉。 Yin Qi's conviction cleared the way for Wang Wenshu's second stint as commandant.

尹齊，東郡茌平人也。 Yin Qi hailed from Chiping in Dong commandery.

吏民益凋敝，輕齊木強少文，豪惡吏伏匿而善吏不能為治，以故事多廢，抵罪。 His stiff manner exhausted the capital; villains hid while honest clerks stalled until scandal broke.

河南守舉為御史，使督盜賊關東，治放尹齊，以敢擊行。 Henan's governor recommended him to hunt bandits beyond the passes in Yin Qi's brutal style.