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Wei Shu魏舒

Jin & SuccessorsHistory × Fiction

Grandson of Wei Jiang, a senior official of the state of Jin. Initially a close ally of Luan Ying, later sided with Fan Gai. Was on good terms with Ji Zha and led troops.

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RELATION RECORDS
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SOURCE WORKS
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Wei Shu, and the people around them.

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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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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 ·

A senior official of Jin, coerced by Fan Yang. A Jin official who welcomed the Marquis of Wei. A Jin official who suggested abandoning chariots for infantry and executed Xun Wu's favorite.

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

Of the Wei clan, a close ally of Luan Ying. Grandson of Wei Jiang, Luan Ying had once shown him kindness. A Jin official, initially intended to respond to Luan Ying, but was coerced by Fan Yang.

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  1. 7 profile notes
    6 relations6 verified quotations
    • Luan YingallyWei Shu
    • Luan YingcroniesWei Shu
    • Luan Yingbestow favorWei Shu
    • Ji Zhabe friendlyWei Shu
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    1. 栾盈已入绛城,不见魏舒来迎,心内怀疑

      ally · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 64

    2. 皆与栾盈声势相倚

      cronies · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 62

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  2. 5 profile notes
    1 relations1 verified quotations
    • Fan Xianzidemote and exileWei Shu
    Verified original text · 1
    1. 范献子去其柏椁,以其未覆命而田也。

      demote and exile · Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 54

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Relationship network

6 figures · 8 links
Wei ShuWei ShuLuan YingLuan YingFan XianziFan XianziJi ZhaJi ZhaDuke Zhao of JinDuke Zhao of JinFan YangFan Yang
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Sources: Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 62; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 35; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 63; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 36; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 64; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 41; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 66; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 43

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