Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Scholar and Commentator

He Xun 賀循

Attested AD 260 - AD 319

Passages: 4
Chapters: 2
Histories: 2

Overview

He Xun was a scholar and Commentator.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 260 to AD 319 賀循
Directly stated · Book of Song 55, passage 224

Key source chapters

Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 10 Volume 10 Treatises 2: Rituals 1 3 passages
Book of Song, Chapter 55 Volume 55 Biographies 15: Zang Dao, Xu Guang, F Long 1 passage

Works and attributed material

Mourning Garments 喪服
Directly stated · Book of Song 55, passage 224
Quotation · Speaker · Mode quotation
Directly stated · Book of Southern Qi 10, passages 8, 21

References in the histories

Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 10Volume 10 Treatises 2: Rituals 1 · 3 passages

賀循云『從墓之墓皆設奠，如將葬廟朝之禮』。 He Xun said "Whenever the grave is moved, offerings are set out, as when the coffin is about to be buried and the court pays temple audience."

賀循云『既窆，設奠於墓，以終其事』。 He Xun said "After interment, set offerings at the grave to finish the rite."

鄭、射、王、賀唯云朞則沒閏，初不復區別杖朞之中祥，將謂不俟言矣。 Zheng, She, Wang, and He said only that term mourning absorbs the intercalary; they did not separate xiang within staff-and-term mourning—that surely needs no argument.

Book of Song, Chapter 55Volume 55 Biographies 15: Zang Dao, Xu Guang, F Long · 1 passage

蔚之略解《禮記》，並注賀循《喪服》，行於世雲。 Weizhi had a partial understanding of the Record of Rites and also annotated He Xun's Mourning Garments, which circulated in his day.