Qin and Han · Han Official

Feng Jing 馮敬

Attested BC 180 - BC 157

Passages: 2
Chapters: 2
Histories: 2

Overview

Feng Jing was a Han Official.

Life and dates

Attested activity

BC 180 to BC 157 孝文
Dated from the passage context · Records of the Grand Historian 84, passages 132, 143
BC 177 to BC 174 張蒼、馮敬等請論如法
Directly stated · History of Song 410, passage 184

Key source chapters

Records of the Grand Historian, Chapter 84 Biographies of Qu Yuan and Master Jia 1 passage
History of Song, Chapter 410 Volume 410 Biographies 169: Lou Ji, Shen Huan, Shu Lin, Cao Yanyue, Fan Yingling, Xu Jingsun 1 passage

Places and affiliations

Polity Han 漢 · Relation Served
Directly stated · History of Song 410, passage 184

Events and relationships

Requested judgment by law
Legal · Petitioner · With King of Huainan (淮南王)
Directly stated · History of Song 410, passage 184

Source notes

Value historical
Directly stated · History of Song 410, passage 184

References in the histories

Records of the Grand Historian, Chapter 84Biographies of Qu Yuan and Master Jia · 1 passage

絳、灌、東陽侯、馮敬之屬盡害之，乃短賈生曰：「雒陽之人，年少初學，專欲擅權，紛亂諸事。」 But the Marquis of Jiang, Guan Ying, the Marquis of Dongyang, Feng Jing, and others all opposed him. They slandered Jia Sheng, saying: 'This man from Luoyang is young and has barely begun his studies, yet he seeks to monopolize power and throw everything into confusion.'

History of Song, Chapter 410Volume 410 Biographies 169: Lou Ji, Shen Huan, Shu Lin, Cao Yanyue, Fan Yingling, Xu Jingsun · 1 passage

漢淮南王欲危社稷，張蒼、馮敬等請論如法，文帝既赦其罪廢徙，王不幸而死，封其二子於故地。 When the King of Huainan of Han threatened the state, Zhang Cang and Feng Jing urged judgment by law. Emperor Wen pardoned him and banished him. When the king died, Wen enfeoffed his two sons in their former lands.