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Mao Ban毛班

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A minister of the Zhou dynasty, holding jade and silk.

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ALLEGIANCE

Allegiance

Rulers, appointments and allegiance

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In history ·

One of the Three Dukes of the Zhou dynasty, summoned by the Duke of Ji.

In fiction · Tale of King Mu · Yi Zhou Shu

A minister of the Zhou dynasty, holding jade and silk; a Zhou official, ordered to go ahead to Zhou to await the Son of Heaven.

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  1. Literature / legend

    Tale of King Mu

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    • King Mu of ZhouappointMao Ban
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    1. 命毛班

      appoint · Tale of King Mu, 卷四

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  2. Official history

    Yi Zhou Shu

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    • Ji Gongsummon for audienceMao Ban
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    1. 乃召毕桓、井利、毛班

      summon for audience · Yi Zhou Shu, 祭公

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Mao BanMao BanKing Mu of ZhouKing Mu of ZhouJi GongJi Gong
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Sources: Tale of King Mu, 卷五; Tale of King Mu, 卷四; Yi Zhou Shu, 祭公

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