Overview
Wang Ju was an official and Strategist.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nickname | inner chancellor | 內宰相 |
Life and dates
Death
- Strangled after taking poison · Agent Person Id Luo Xiyi (羅希奭)Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 159
Attested activity
- AD 713 先天二年七月Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 135
- AD 742 to AD 756 天寶時Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 121, passage 152
- AD 762 寶應元年Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 163
- AD 710 睿宗立Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 107
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Kin of Wang Yinke (王隱客)father's cousin 從父 · paternal lineDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 103
- Child of Mother of Wang Jumother 母Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 161
- Spouse of Wife of Wang Juwife 妻Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 106
Career and standing
- Vice Director of the Secretariat 中書侍郎AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 132
- EnteredFugitiveDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 106
Places and affiliations
- Polity Tang 唐 · Relation ServedStrongly inferred · New Book of Tang 121, passage 101
- At Henei in Huaizhou 懷州河內Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 101
Learning and skills
- Skill astronomy 天文象緯Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 102
Works and attributed material
- Speech · Speaker · With Emperor Xuanzong of Tang (唐玄宗)Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passages 118-121, 123-125, 127
Events and relationships
- LedAD 713 先天二年七月 · Coup · CommanderDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passages 135, 137
- Assassination plot · Conspirator · With Wu Sansi (武三思)Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 105
- Relation Friend of · Person Li Yong (李邕)Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 157
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment guiltless · Mode named-source-reportDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 160
Source notes
- inner chancellor 內宰相Statement Contemporaries called him the inner chancellorDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 142
References in the histories
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