Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official and Courtier

He Shikai 和士開

Born c. AD 524; died AD 570 to AD 571

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95
Chapters
14
Histories
2

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He Shikai was an official and Courtier.

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Yantong 彥通 Yàntōng

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 50 Volume 50 Biographies 42: Favored by Nobles 41 passages
  2. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 39 Volume 39 Biographies 31: Cui Jishu; Zu Ting 13 passages
  3. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 40 Volume 40 Biographies 32: Yu Jin (Northern Qi); Feng Zicong; Helian Ziyue; Tang Yong; Bai Jian 10 passages
  4. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 48 Volume 48 Biographies 40: Imperial Affines 6 passages
  5. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 9 Volume 9 Biographies 1: Empresses and Consorts 4 passages

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95 passages

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 9Volume 9 Biographies 1: Empresses and Consorts · 4 passages
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 11Volume 11 Biographies 3: Six Princes of Wenxiang · 4 passages
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 13Volume 13 Biographies 5: Gao Chen; Gao Rui (Northern Qi); Gao Yue (Northern Qi); Gao Mai · 4 passages
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 14Volume 14 Biographies 6: Guangping Gongcheng; Yangzhou Gong Yongle; Di Zhangbi; Prince of Xiangle, Xiang Guo; Prince of Shangluo, Si Zong; Zi Yuanhai; Di Sihao; Prince of Pingqin, Guiyan; Prince Pu of Wuxing; Changle, Governor of Lingshan; Sizi Fuhu · 1 passage
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 15Volume 15 Biographies 7: Dou Tai; Wei Jing; Lou Zhao; His Nephew Rui; Kudie Gan; His Son Shiwen; Han Gui; Pan Le · 1 passage
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 26Volume 26 Biographies 18: Xue Chu; Jing Xianjun; Ping Jian · 1 passage
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 33Volume 33 Biographies 25: Xiao Yuanming; Xiao Zhi (Liang); Xiao Tui; Xiao Fang (Liang); Xu Zhicai · 4 passages
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 38Volume 38 Biographies 30: Xin Shu; Yuan Wenyao; Zhao Yanshen · 4 passages
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 39Volume 39 Biographies 31: Cui Jishu; Zu Ting · 13 passages
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 40Volume 40 Biographies 32: Yu Jin (Northern Qi); Feng Zicong; Helian Ziyue; Tang Yong; Bai Jian · 10 passages
時太尉錄尚書事趙郡王叡先恒居內,預帷幄之謀,子琮素知士開忌叡及領軍臨淮王婁定遠,恐其矯遺詔出叡外任,奪定遠禁衛之權,因答云:「大行,神武之子,今上又是先皇傳位,群臣富貴者皆是至尊父子之恩,但令在內貴臣一無改易,王公已下必無異望。 At the time grand mentor and recorder of the masters of writing affairs, Prince of Zhao commandery Rui, had long lived inside the palace and shared counsel at the curtain. Zicong knew He Shikai resented Rui and general-in-chief of the guards Prince of Linhuai Lou Dingyuan and feared they might forge the final edict to send Rui out on provincial duty and strip Dingyuan of the guard command. He answered, "The late emperor was Gao Huan's son, and the present sovereign too received the throne from his predecessor. Every minister's wealth came from the sovereign father and son. Leave the great men inside the court unchanged, and the princes and dukes below will surely have no other wish.
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 48Volume 48 Biographies 40: Imperial Affines · 6 passages
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 49Volume 49 Biographies 41: Arts · 1 passage
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 50Volume 50 Biographies 42: Favored by Nobles · 41 passages
Book of Sui, Chapter 77Volume 77 Biographies 42: Recluses · 1 passage