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Gongzi Qiji公子弃疾

ChuHistory × Fiction

Son of King Gong of Chu, credited with the destruction of Cai, later served as Duke of Cai.

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KINSHIP

Kinship

Blood, marriage and sworn bonds

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ALLEGIANCE

Allegiance

Rulers, appointments and allegiance

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THE UNSEEN

Mythic acts

Transformation, aid and divine punishment

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In history · Records of the Grand Historian

King Ping of Chu, became Duke of Cai after destroying Cai; a prince of Chu, built the city of Lai with Dou Weigui; sent as envoy to Jin, passed through Zheng with propriety.

In fiction · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms · Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition

Son of King Gong of Chu, credited with the destruction of Cai, later served as Duke of Cai.

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    • King Ling of ChubrothersGongzi Qiji
    • King Ling of Chuordered to build cityGongzi Qiji
    • Zi QiaffairGongzi Qiji
    • Gongzi Qijigive horseYou Ji
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    1. 公子弃疾

      brothers · Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 42

    2. 使斗韦龟与公子弃疾城之而还。

      ordered to build city · Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 42

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Gongzi QijiGongzi QijiKing Ling of ChuKing Ling of ChuZi QiZi QiYou JiYou Ji
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Sources: Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 69; Records of the Grand Historian, 管蔡世家; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 42; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 43; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 45; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 46

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