Xiang Qi (相琪) | 24 Histories

Overview

Xiang Qi was an official.

PeriodSong, Liao, and Jin

IdentityHistorical · Male

Roles

Found in

Life and dates

Death

Killed · Cause Red Hatchet rebels
Directly stated · History of Jin 130, passage 57

Attested activity

AD 1215 貞祐三年八月
Directly stated · History of Jin 130, passage 56

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Parent of Son of Xiang Qi (相琪之子)
son 子
Directly stated · History of Jin 130, passage 56
Spouse of Lady Luan (欒氏)
wife 妻
Directly stated · History of Jin 130, passage 54

Career and standing

clerk of Ye County, Laizhou 萊州掖縣司吏
Held
Directly stated · History of Jin 130, passage 55

References in the histories

History of Jin, Chapter 130Volume 130 Biographies 68: Exemplary Women: The Wife of A Lin; The Wife of Li Baoxin; The Wife of Han Qingmin; Lei Fu, née Shi; Kang Zhuzhu; The Wife of Li Wen; The Wife of Li Ying; The Wife of Xiang Qi; A Luzhen; The Wife of Sahe Nian; The Wife of Xu Gu; Feng Miaozhen; Lady Pucha; Lady Wugulun; The Wife of Su Lan; The Wife of Mang Ge; Lady Yin; Lady Bai; Nie Xiaonü; The Wife of Zhong De; Lady Li of Baofu; Zhang Fengnu · 4 passages

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相琪妻欒氏，有姿色。 The wife of Xiang Qi, née Luan, was a woman of striking beauty.

琪為萊州掖縣司吏。 Qi was a clerk in Ye County, Laizhou.

貞祐三年八月，紅祆賊陷掖縣，琪與欒氏及子俱為所得。 In the eighth month of the third year of Zhenyou (1215), Red Hatchet rebels seized Ye County; Qi, Lady Luan, and their son were all taken.

賊見欒悅之，殺琪及其子而誘欒。 Taken with Luan's looks, the rebels killed Qi and their son and tried to win her over.