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Ju Xin剧辛

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Came from Zhao to Yan, served as a guest minister.

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ALLEGIANCE

Allegiance

Rulers, appointments and allegiance

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CONFLICT

Conflict

Battles, captures and defeat

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In history · Records of the Grand Historian

A general of Yan, killed by Pang Nuan.;A general of Yan, captured by Zhao.

In fiction · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms · Strategies of the Warring States

Came from Zhao to Yan, served as a guest minister.;A senior official of Yan, went to persuade the King of Wei.;A general of Yan, defended Jizhou, later became the prime minister of Yan.

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  1. 4 profile notes
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    • Li MuinterceptJu Xin
    • King Xi of Yanappoint prime ministerJu Xin
    • Ju Xinruler-subjectKing Xi of Yan
    • Ju Xinflee toKing Zhao of Yan
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    1. 燕王遂用剧辛代之

      appoint prime minister · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 101

    2. 剧辛自赵往,苏代自周往,邹衍自齐往,屈景自卫往。昭王悉拜为客卿

      guest minister · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 91

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History vs. fiction

The cause of Ju Xin's death differs

  • In the Records of the Grand Historian, Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru, it is recorded that Pang Nuan killed Ju Xin, that is, 'Pang Nuan defeated the Yan army and killed Ju Xin' (in the Records of the Grand Historian, Annals of Zhao, it is recorded as 'captured his general Ju Xin'); in the Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, chapter 102, it is recorded that Ju Xin committed suicide after defeat, that is, 'Ju Xin was defeated and sighed, saying: "With what face can I be a prisoner of Zhao?" and then cut his own throat and died.'

Relationship network

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Ju XinJu XinLi MuLi MuKing Xi of YanKing Xi of YanKing Zhao of YanKing Zhao of YanKing Zhao of ChuKing Zhao of Chu
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Sources: Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 91; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 95; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 101; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 102; Records of the Grand Historian, 廉颇蔺相如列传; Records of the Grand Historian, 燕召公世家; Records of the Grand Historian, 赵世家; Strategies of the Warring States, 燕/一

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