Yuan · Filial Son

Shi Mingsan 石明三

Attested AD 1271 - AD 1368

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Shi Mingsan was a Filial Son.

Life and dates

Death

stood dead without falling after killing tigers 立死不僕
Directly stated · History of Yuan 198, passage 24

Attested activity

AD 1271 to AD 1368 元
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 198, passage 20

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Child of Mother of Shi Mingsan (石明三母)
mother 母
Directly stated · History of Yuan 198, passage 20

Places and affiliations

Polity Id yuan · Relation Lived under
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 198, passage 20
At mountains of Yuyao 餘姚山中 · Relation Resided at
Directly stated · History of Yuan 198, passage 20

Events and relationships

Killed tigers that slew mother
Vengeance · Avenger
Directly stated · History of Yuan 198, passages 21-23

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 198Volume 198 Biographies 85: Filial and Brotherly Acts 1 · 3 passages

石明三者，與母居餘姚山中。 Shi Mingsan and his mother lived in the mountains of Yuyao.

一日明三自外歸，覓母不見，見壁穿而臥內有三虎子，知母為虎所害。 One day Mingsan came home from outside and could not find his mother; a hole had been torn in the wall, and inside the den lay three tiger cubs—he knew a tiger had killed her.

明三亦立死不僕，張目如生，所執斧牢不可拔。 Mingsan too stood dead without falling, eyes wide as though alive, and the axe in his grip could not be wrested away.