Overview
Tian Demao was an official and duke.
Life and dates
Death
- AD 605 to AD 618 大業中Died in officeDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 63
Attested activity
- AD 605 to AD 618 大業中Directly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 63
- AD 581 to AD 600 開皇初Directly stated · Book of Sui 72, passages 52-54
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Tian Rengong (田仁恭)son 子Directly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 50
Career and standing
- Attendant of the Thousand Oxen for the Crown Prince 太子千牛備身AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 52
- Director of the Carriage Office in the Secretariat 尚書駕部郎AD 605 to AD 618 大業中 · HeldDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 63
- Gentleman of the Palace Gate 給事郎AD 605 to AD 618 大業中 · HeldDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 63
- Administrator of Yizhou 義州司馬HeldDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 62
- Attendant of the Crown Prince 太子舍人HeldDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 62
- imperial condolence mission 遣元志就吊Directly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 54
Show 2 more source-backed claims
- public commendation of household gate 表其門閭ReceivedDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 61
- Duke of Pingyuan commandery 平原郡公AD 581 to AD 600 開皇初 · Granted · Basis father's military meritDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 52
Events and relationships
- Grieved to emaciation, lived beside his father's tomb, and built the moundDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 53
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment renowned from youth for filial devotion and brotherly affection · Mode contemporary-reputationDirectly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 51
- Item two hundred bolts of silk and one hundred piculs of grain 縑二百匹，米百石 · Relation Received from · With Emperor Wen of Sui (隋文帝)Directly stated · Book of Sui 72, passage 60
References in the histories
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