Overview
Xiang Kai was a scholar.
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 166 延熹九年Dated from the passage context · Book of Later Han 116, passage 51
- AD 162 延熹五年Directly stated · Book of Later Han 114, passages 110-111
- AD 164 桓帝延熹七年Dated from the passage context · Book of Later Han 118, passages 21-22
Key source chapters
Places and affiliations
- Polity Eastern Han 東漢 · Relation ServedStrongly inferred · Book of Later Han 114, passage 111
Works and attributed material
- Interpretation · Speaker · About dead dragon omenDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 118, passages 22-23
- the Imperial Academy was where the Qianyi counselors had resided; its gate collapsing of itself foretold the loss of civil virtue and abandonment of education 太学前疑所居，其門自壞，文德將喪，教化廢也。Interpretation · Speaker · ParaphrasedDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 114, passage 111
- 河者诸侯之象...Memorial · AuthorDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 116, passage 51
Events and relationships
- Explained Imperial Academy gate collapseOmen interpretation · InterpreterDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 114, passage 111
- Submitted memorialMemorial · AuthorDirectly stated · Book of Later Han 116, passage 51
References in the histories
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