Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official

Du Junxi 杜君錫

Attested AD 552

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Du Junxi was an official.

Life and dates

Death

killed on false charge of rebellion 誣以謀叛，擅加害 · Authority Cao Ce (曹策)
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 46, passage 134

Attested activity

AD 552
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 46, passage 133

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Child of Du Jian (杜漸)
elder brother implies shared father 兄 · paternal line
Strongly inferred · Book of Zhou 46, passage 133
Sibling of Du Shubi (杜叔毗)
elder brother 兄 · Full siblings
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 46, passage 133

References in the histories

Book of Zhou, Chapter 46Volume 46 Biographies 38: Filial Piety · 2 passages

時叔毗兄君錫為循中記室參軍，從子映錄事參軍，映弟晰中直兵參軍，竝有文武材畧，各領部曲數百人。 At the time Shubi's elder brother Junxi was Recorder in Xun's headquarters, his nephew Ying was Recording Attendant, and Ying's younger brother Xi was Direct Troops Attendant—all had civil and military talent, each leading several hundred men in their retinues.

自君錫及宗室等為曹策所害，猶殯梁州，至是表請迎喪歸葬。 Since Junxi and the clansmen had been harmed by Cao Ce, their coffins still lay in Liangzhou; at this time he memorialized requesting to bring the coffins home for burial.