Qin and Han · Feudal Prince of Qi

King Xiao of Qi 齊孝王

Qí Xiào Wáng

Attested BC 140 - BC 86

Passages: 2
Chapters: 2
Histories: 1

Overview

King Xiao of Qi was a Feudal Prince of Qi.

Life and dates

Attested activity

BC 86 始元元年八月
Dated from the passage context · Book of Han 8, passage 28
BC 140 武帝時
Directly stated · Book of Han 82, passage 200

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Ancestor of Liu Ze (劉澤)
grandson 孫 · paternal line · 2 generations
Directly stated · Book of Han 82, passage 200; Book of Han 8, passage 28
Parent of Father of Liu Ze (劉澤父)
father 父
Strongly inferred · Book of Han 8, passage 28

Key source chapters

Career and standing

Prince Xiao of Qi 齊孝王
Held
Directly stated · Book of Han 82, passage 200

Places and affiliations

Polity Han · Relation Prince of
Directly stated · Book of Han 82, passage 200

References in the histories

Book of Han, Chapter 8Volume 7: Annals of Emperor Zhao · 1 passage

八月，齊孝王孫劉澤謀反，欲殺青州刺史雋不疑，發覺，皆伏誅。 In the eighth month, Liu Ze, grandson of King Xiao of Qi, plotted rebellion and intended to assassinate Inspector Jun Buyi of Qingzhou. When discovered, they all suffered execution.

Book of Han, Chapter 82Volume 71: Jun, Shu, Yu, Xue, Ping and Peng · 1 passage

久之，武帝崩，昭帝即位，而齊孝王孫劉澤交結郡國豪桀謀反，欲先殺青州刺史。 In time Emperor Wu died and Emperor Zhao succeeded him. Liu Ze, grandson of Prince Xiao of Qi, conspired with bold men across the commanderies and states to rebel and planned to strike first at the governor of Qing province.