Overview
Zhuang Jia was a Favored minister and army supervisor of Qi.
Life and dates
Death
- Cause Execution · Beheaded before the three armies · Authority Rang Ju (穰苴)Directly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passage 22
Attested activity
- BC 548 to BC 490 齊景公時Dated from the passage context · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passages 2, 7
Career and standing
- army supervisor 監軍AppointedDirectly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passages 6-7, 10
- favored minister whom the state honors 寵臣，國之所尊Favored minister honored by the stateDirectly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passage 6
- beheaded for arriving after the appointed time 期而後至者當斬Directly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passages 19-20, 22
Places and affiliations
- Polity Qi 齊 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passages 6-7
Works and attributed material
- Speech · Speaker · Direct quotation · With Rang Ju (穰苴)Directly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passage 16
Events and relationships
- Sent men to Lord Jing requesting rescueLegal · CondemnedDirectly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passage 21
- Stayed drinking with relatives and arrived late after noonMilitary · Army supervisorDirectly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passages 10-12, 14
- Relation Supervised army of · Person Rang Ju (穰苴)Directly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passages 7, 10
Assessments and attributes
- arrogant and of high rankCharacterDirectly stated · Records of the Grand Historian 64, passage 10
References in the histories
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