Overview
Quan was a prince.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Wei
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Souxian | 搜賢 | Sōuxián |
| Posthumous name | Wukang | 武康 | Wǔkāng |
Life and dates
Death
- DiedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 24, passage 20
Attested activity
- AD 499 to AD 515 世宗初Dated from the passage context · Book of Wei 24, passage 12
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Changle (長樂)son 子Directly stated · Book of Wei 24, passage 11
- Parent of Jian (鑒)son 子Directly stated · Book of Wei 24, passage 21
Career and standing
- Inspector of Liangzhou 涼州刺史AD 499 世宗初 · AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 24, passage 12
- Inspector of Dingzhou 定州刺史AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 24, passage 14
- Left Vice Director of the Masters of Writing 尚書左僕射AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 24, passage 19
- Palace Attendant 侍中AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 24, passage 19
Events and relationships
- BesiegedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 24, passage 18
- Reported rebellion factsDirectly stated · Book of Wei 24, passages 15-17
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment corrupt; government by bribes · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Wei 24, passage 13
References in the histories
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