Song, Liao, and Jin · Family Ancestor

Liu Bingshan 秉善

Bingshan

Attested AD 1213 - AD 1217

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Liu Bingshan was a Family Ancestor.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1213 to AD 1217 金貞祐中
Directly stated · History of Yuan 171, passage 2

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Child of Liu You (俁)
was father to 生
Directly stated · History of Yuan 171, passage 2
Parent of Liu Shu (述)
was father to 生
Directly stated · History of Yuan 171, passage 4
Sibling of Liu Guobao (國寶)
younger brother 弟 · Full siblings
Directly stated · History of Yuan 171, passage 3

Places and affiliations

AD 1213 to AD 1217 金貞祐中
At south 南 · Relation Migrated to
Directly stated · History of Yuan 171, passage 2

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 171Volume 171 Biographies 58: Liu Yin, Wu Cheng · 3 passages

世為儒家，五世祖琮生敦武校尉、臨洮府錄事判官昉，昉生奉議大夫、中山府錄事俁，俁生秉善，金貞祐中南徙。 The family had been Confucian scholars for generations. Liu Yin's fifth-generation ancestor Cong had a son Fang, who served as Dunwu Company Commander and Assistant Administrative Officer of Lintao Prefecture; Fang's son You held the rank of Grand Master for Discussion of Governance and was record keeper of Zhongshan Prefecture; You's son Bingshan moved the family south during the Jin dynasty's Zhenyou period.

秉善生述，述，因之父也。 Bingshan had a son named Shu, who was Liu Yin's father.

因蚤喪父，事繼母孝，有父、祖喪未葬，投書先友翰林待制楊恕，憐而助之，始克襄事。 Liu Yin lost his father while still young and served his stepmother with filial devotion. His father and grandfather lay unburied; he wrote to his father's old friend Yang Shu, a Hanlin Academician Awaiting Orders, who took pity on him and helped with the expenses, so that he could at last perform the burials.