Overview
Shi Zuxing was an official.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|
| Posthumous name |
Gong |
恭 |
|
Life and dates
Death
- Cause Died as magistrate of Ningling
Attested activity
References in the histories
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Book of Wei, Chapter 93Volume 87: Morality and Righteousness: Yu Shenmen, Duan Jin, Shi Wende, Ji Gu, Wang Xuanwei, Lou Ti, Liu Kehou · 6 passages
于什門 段進 石文德 汲固 王玄威 婁提 劉渴侯 朱長生 于提 馬八龍 門文愛 晁清 劉侯仁 石祖興 邵洪哲 王榮世 胡小虎 孫道登 李几 張安祖 王閭
Yu Shenmen, Duan Jin, Shi Wende, Ji Gu, Wang Xuanwei, Lou Ti, Liu Kehou, Zhu Changsheng, Yu Ti, Ma Balong, Men Wen'ai, Chao Qing, Liu Houran, Shi Zuxing, Shao Hongzhe, Wang Rongshi, Hu Xiaohu, Sun Daodeng, Li Ji, Zhang Anzu, and Wang Lü.
石祖興，常山九門人也。
Shi Zuxing came from Jiumen in Changshan commandery.
太守田文彪、縣令和真等喪亡，祖興自出家絹二百餘匹，營護喪事。
When Grand Administrator Tian Wenbiao, Magistrate He Zhen, and others died in office, Zuxing gave more than two hundred bolts of silk from his own household to see to their burials.
州郡表列，高祖嘉之，賜爵二級，為上造。
The province and commandery reported his conduct. Emperor Xiaowen praised him, raised his noble rank by two steps, and enfeoffed him as Shangzao.
吏部尚書李韶奏其節義，請加贈諡，以奬來者，靈太后令如所奏。
Li Shao, Minister of Personnel, memorialized Zuxing's loyalty and asked that a posthumous title be granted to encourage others. Empress Dowager Ling ordered that it be done as he proposed.
有司諡曰恭。
The court granted him the posthumous name Gong.