Overview
Zhou Chi was an official.
Life and dates
Death
- DiedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 184, passage 83
Attested activity
- AD 846 to AD 859 兵部侍郎、判度支周墀又言Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 54, passages 62, 65
- c. AD 847 宣宗初Directly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 117
- AD 846 宣宗嗣位Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 184, passages 82, 94
Key source chapters
Career and standing
- Acting Expenditure Commissioner 判度支HeldDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 54, passage 65
- Vice Minister of War 兵部侍郎HeldDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 54, passage 65
- Military Governor of Dongchuan 節度東川TransferredDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 184, passage 82
Places and affiliations
- Polity Tang 唐 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 54, passage 65
Works and attributed material
- trace Two Ponds smugglers dwellings; hold bao and she collectively liable; death for selling five shi, buying two shi, or saltern households illicitly selling two shiProposal · SpeakerDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 54, passages 65-66
Events and relationships
- Proposed collective liability and death penalties for Two Ponds salt crimesLegal · ProposerDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 54, passages 65-66
- Relation Recommender of · Person Yang Yan (楊嚴)Directly stated · New Book of Tang 184, passage 82
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 172, passage 117
References in the histories
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