Overview
Du Jian was an official.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Chuhong | 處弘 | Chuhong |
Life and dates
Death
- died at seventyDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 145
Attested activity
- c. AD 780 建中初Directly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 124
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Descendant of Du Zhenlun (杜正倫)fifth-generation descendant 五世孫 · 5 generationsDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 124
- Child of Du Yi (杜廙)father 父Directly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 126
- Kin of Du Cunjie (杜存介)paternal uncle 伯父 · paternal lineDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 129
- Kin of Du Gao (杜羔)younger cousin 從弟Directly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 147
Career and standing
- director in Ministry of Justice 刑部郎中HeldDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 139
- Haozhou prefect 濠州刺史HeldDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 131
- metropolitan governor of Henan 河南尹HeldDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 141
Events and relationships
- Framed Wei Shang, Lu Chu, Linghu Yun, and Li FanFalse impeachmentDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 136
- Offered to become a slave to save Du CunjieFilial rescueDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 129
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment frivolous, treacherous, and violent · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 132
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 124
References in the histories
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