Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Family Member

Xing Shu 邢恕

Xíng Shù

Attested AD 550 - AD 559

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Xing Shu was a Family Member.

Life and dates

Death

died while Xing Shao was in Yan province
At unspecified
Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 36, passages 102-103

Attested activity

AD 550 to AD 559 養孤子恕
Dated from the passage context · Book of Northern Qi 36, passages 78, 101

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Kin of Xing Shao (邢卲)
orphan nephew 孤子 · Through Elder brother of Xing Shao (邢卲兄)
Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 36, passage 101
Child of Elder brother of Xing Shao (邢卲兄)
orphan son 孤子
Strongly inferred · Book of Northern Qi 36, passage 101
Child of Widowed sister-in-law of Xing Shao (邢卲寡嫂)
orphan son 孤子
Strongly inferred · Book of Northern Qi 36, passage 101

References in the histories

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 36Volume 36 Biographies 28: Xing Shao · 3 passages

事寡嫂甚謹，養孤子恕，慈受特深。 He cared for his widowed sister-in-law with scrupulous devotion and raised the orphan Shu with an affection that ran unusually deep.

在兗州，有都信云恕疾，便憂之，廢寢食，顏色貶損。 While stationed in Yan province, he heard from a capital courier that Shu had fallen ill and was seized with worry at once—he stopped eating and sleeping, and his face grew haggard.

及卒，人士為之傷心，痛悼雖甚，竟不再哭，賓客弔慰，抆淚而已。 When Shu died, scholars and officials mourned with him. His grief ran deep, yet he would not weep again; when guests came to condole, he merely dabbed at his eyes.