Overview
Sun Xiu was an emperor of Wu.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inRecords of the Three Kingdoms
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Posthumous name | Emperor Jing | 景帝 | Jingdi |
Life and dates
Death
- AD 264 休卒Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 187
Attested activity
- AD 258 to AD 264 休即位Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passages 116-117
- AD 232 to AD 238 嘉禾中Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passages 111, 113
- AD 258 to AD 264 孫休Strongly inferred · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 316
- AD 258 孫休即位Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 227; Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 304
- AD 258 to AD 264 昔景帝時Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 200
- AD 262 永安五年Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 186
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- AD 250 to AD 251 赤烏末Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 172
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Lady Wang of Nanyang (南陽王夫人)bore 生Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passages 111, 113
- Spouse of Lady Zhu (朱夫人)consort 妃Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passages 169, 172
- Child of Sun Quan (孫權)father 父Strongly inferred · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passages 110, 113, 172
- Parent of Son of Sun Xiu (孫休子)son 子Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 316
- Sibling of Princess Zhu (朱主)younger brother 弟 · Uncertain siblingsDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 169
Key source chapters
Career and standing
- Prince of Langye 琅邪王HeldDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 173
- AD 258 孫休即位Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 304
- AD 258 立休Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 185
- ThroneDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 116
Places and affiliations
- Eastern Wu 吳Relation RuledDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passages 185-186
- Eastern Wu 吳Relation ServedDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 116
- Polity Eastern Wu 吳 · Relation RuledDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 304
- Polity Eastern Wu 吳 · Relation ServedStrongly inferred · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 316
- Polity Eastern Wu 東吳 · Relation RuledDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 200
- At Danyang 丹楊 · Relation Resided atDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 173
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- At Ding Mausoleum 定陵 · Relation Buried atDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 189
Events and relationships
- EnfeoffedDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 117
- Jiaozhi rebelledAD 263 昔景帝時，交阯反亂 · Political · Ruler during · At Jiaozhi 交阯Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 200
- Posthumously honored and reburied motherDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 116
- Took the throneAD 258 孫休即位 · Accession · RulerDated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 304
- Wept parting from wifeDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 50, passage 180
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment over-officering of the people caused the Jiaozhi revolt · Mode quotation Speaker Lu Kai (陸凱)Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 200
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 200
References in the histories
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