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Marquis of Jin晋侯

Jin & SuccessorsHistory × Fiction

Ruler of the state of Jin, participated in the royal rescue, later enfeoffed with the attached territory of Henei.

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Marquis of Jin, and the people around them.

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ALLEGIANCE

Allegiance

Rulers, appointments and allegiance

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CONFLICT

Conflict

Battles, captures and defeat

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THE UNSEEN

Mythic acts

Transformation, aid and divine punishment

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In history ·

Son of Duke Xian of Jin, elder half-brother of Duke Hui, received the mandate from King Xiang of Zhou, later became hegemon. Ruler of Jin, residing in E. Ruler of Jin, was exiled to Sui, then accepted into E.

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

Ruler of Jin, participated in the royal rescue, later enfeoffed with the attached territory of Henei. Duke Wen of Jin, Chong'er, received the title of regional chief and alliance leader, presided over the Covenant of Jiantu.

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  2. Official history

    Discourses of the States

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    • ConfuciuscriticizeMarquis of Jin
    • Confuciusrevise historyMarquis of Jin
    • Marquis of JinattackDuke Wen of Jin
    • Marquis of JinbattleChu Zi
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    1. 以臣召君,不可以训

      criticize · Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 15

    2. 仲尼书曰“天王狩于河阳。”

      revise history · Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 15

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Relationship network

36 figures · 163 links
Marquis of JinMarquis of JinConfuciusConfuciusDuke Wen of JinDuke Wen of JinChu ZiChu ZiMarquis of QiMarquis of QiDuke of ZhengDuke of ZhengZhao DunZhao DunZi ChanZi ChanMarquis WeiMarquis WeiDuke Wen of SongDuke Wen of SongShu XiangShu XiangKing Xiang of ZhouLuan ShuDuke Li of JinZhao WuDuke Zhuang of QiZhao CuiDuke Zhao of LuXian ZhenHan JueShi HuiXun LinfuDuke Xiang of SongZhao YangHan XuanziYan YingHu YanShenshengDuke Xian of WeiZhao KuoDuke of GuoHan QiMarquis of ChenDuke Ling of QiDuke Cheng of WeiQin Bo
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Sources: Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 3; Discourses of the States, 周语上; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 1; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 41; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 3; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 8; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 9; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 10

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