Yuan · Named Individual

Zhu 硃

Attested AD 1324

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Zhu was a Named Individual.

PeriodYuan
IdentityHistorical · Male

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Personal name Zhu Jia 硃甲

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History of Yuan, Chapter 182Volume 182 Biographies 69: Zhang Qiyan, ŌUyang Xuan, Xu Youren, Song Ben, Xie Duan · 2 passages
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蒙古千戶使京師​​，宿邸中，適民間硃甲妻女車過邸門，千戶悅之，並從者奪以入，硃泣訴於中書，旭滅傑庇不問。 A Mongol chiliarch was sent to the capital and lodged at an inn. Just then the wife and daughter of a man surnamed Zhu passed the inn gate in a carriage. The chiliarch took a liking to them, and together with his followers seized them and carried them inside. Zhu wept and appealed to the Secretariat, but Xumiejie shielded the offenders and would not inquire.
本適與議，本復抗言：「鐵失餘黨未誅，仁廟神主盜未得，桓州盜未治，硃甲冤未伸，刑政失度，民憤天怨，災異之見，職此之由。」 Ben happened to be present at the deliberation and again spoke out forcefully: "Tieshi's remaining clique has not been executed, the thief of Renzong's spirit tablet has not been captured, the Huanzhou bandits have not been punished, Zhu's grievance has not been redressed, criminal administration has lost its measure, the people are angry and Heaven is resentful—the appearance of portents and disasters arises from this."