Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Ruler

Fu Jian 苻堅

First attested AD 357; died AD 385

Passages
29
Chapters
14
Histories
8

Overview

Fu Jian was a ruler.

Life and dates

Death

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Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Key source chapters

  1. Book of Wei, Chapter 28 Volume 23: Wei Cao, Mo Han, Liu Kuren 7 passages
  2. Book of Jin, Chapter 127 Volume 12 Records 27: Murong De 6 passages
  3. Book of Jin, Chapter 117 Volume 117 Records 17: Yao Xing Part One 2 passages
  4. Book of Jin, Chapter 119 Volume 119 Records 19: Yao Hong 2 passages
  5. Book of Jin, Chapter 130 Volume 130 Records 30: Helian Bobo 2 passages

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References in the histories

29 passages

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 31Volume 31 Biographies 23: Wang Xin; Wang Xi · 1 passage
Book of Jin, Chapter 117Volume 117 Records 17: Yao Xing Part One · 2 passages
Book of Jin, Chapter 119Volume 119 Records 19: Yao Hong · 2 passages
Book of Jin, Chapter 127Volume 12 Records 27: Murong De · 6 passages
Book of Jin, Chapter 128Volume 128 Records 28: Murong Chao · 1 passage
Book of Jin, Chapter 130Volume 130 Records 30: Helian Bobo · 2 passages
Book of Liang, Chapter 18Volume 18: Zhang Huishao; Feng Daogen; Kang Xuan; Chang Yizhi · 1 passage
History of Liao, Chapter 104Volume 104 Biographies 34: Literature 2 · 1 passage
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 17Volume 17 Treatises 9: Caraiges and Dress · 1 passage
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 33Volume 33 Biographies 14: Wang Sengqian, Zhang Xu · 1 passage
History of Song, Chapter 359Volume 359 Biographies 118: Li Gang 2 · 2 passages
Book of Song, Chapter 65Volume 65 Biographies 25: Ji Han, Liu Daochan, Du Ji, Shen Tian · 1 passage
Book of Wei, Chapter 28Volume 23: Wei Cao, Mo Han, Liu Kuren · 7 passages
後慕容垂圍苻丕于鄴,又遣將平規攻堅幽州刺史王永于薊,庫仁自以受堅爵命,遣妻兄公孫希率騎三千,助永擊規,大破之,阬規降卒五千餘人。 When Murong Chui besieged Fu Pi at Ye and sent Ping Gui against Fu Jian's Youzhou inspector Wang Yong at Ji, Liu Kuren—still loyal to the titles Fu Jian had given him—sent his brother-in-law Gongsun Xi with three thousand horse to help Yong rout Gui and massacre more than five thousand of Gui's men who had surrendered.
Book of Wei, Chapter 30Volume 25: Zhang Sunsong, Zhangsun Daosheng · 1 passage