MALES OF WEI  魏男人

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  • MALESBIOGRAPHIC ENTRIES: unsubclassified males.
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    犀首  xī shǒu OC: sliil qhljuʔ MC: sei ɕɨu 2 AttributionsWD
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    • NPprSee Unger no. 34, and 公孫衍
    晉鄙  jìn bǐ OC: tsins prɯʔ MC: tsin pi 1 AttributionWD
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    • NPprUnger no. 820
    公孫衍  gōng sūn yǎn OC: klooŋ sluun k-lanʔ MC: kuŋ suo̝n jiɛn
    犀首  xī shǒu OC: sliil qhljuʔ MC: sei ɕɨu 1 AttributionWD
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    • NPprGōngsūn Yăn 公孫衍 (4th century), also commonly referred to as Xīshŏu 犀首, “Rhinohead,” was a contemporary of >Zhang Yi 張儀 (d. 309 or 312), with whom he conflict in Wei 魏 in 322. (SJ 70.2302-2303) He was an important political figure and diplomatic activist under the reign of >King Huì of Wèi 魏惠王 (r. 370 - 335) and later under >King Huiwen of Qin 秦惠文王 (r. 337 -311).  He persuaded Qí 齊 and Wèi 魏 to launch a major attack on Zhào 趙.  In so doing he acted in the interest of Qín 秦. He ended his life in Wèi. He is mentioned in Mencius 3B2 and LSCQ 21.1, and he is a prominent figure throughout ZGC [passim]. Unger no. 396
    信陵君  xìn líng jūn MC: sinH ling kjun OC: sins b-rɯŋ klunDS 1 AttributionWD
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    • NPprone of the famous princes of the Warring States periodDS
    公孫喜  gōng sūn xǐ MC: kuwng swon xiX  OC: klooŋ squun qhɯʔ CH 1 AttributionWD
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    • NPprGōngsūn Xĭ 公孫喜 (fl. 293) from Wei 魏 (not to be confused with his namesake, son of Duke Mu of Zheng 鄭穆公, also referred to as Zi Han 子罕) was a brother of >Gongsun Hong 公孫弘 and served as a general in that state. He was captured by the formidable Qin general >Bai Qi 白起 in 293. [SJ 72.2325, 73.2331 et passim]CH
    蘧瑗  qú yuàn OC: ɢʷans MC: gi̯ɤ ɦiɛn
    伯玉  bó yù OC: praaɡ ŋɡoɡ MC: pɣɛk ŋi̯ok 0 AttributionsWD
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    • NPprStandard Name: Qú Yuàn 蘧瑗 (Floruit 559-544)Personal Name: Bó Yù 伯玉 Unger no. 355
    侯嬴  hóu yíng OC: ɡoo leŋ MC: ɦu jiɛŋ 0 AttributionsWD
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    • NPprStandard Name: Hóu Yíng 侯嬴 Unger no. 203 ????
    士榮  shì róng OC: dzrɯʔ ɢʷeŋ MC: ɖʐɨ ɦɣaŋ 0 AttributionsWD
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    駟帶  sì dài OC: plids taads MC: si tɑi
    子上  zǐ shàng OC: sklɯʔ ɡljaŋʔ MC: tsɨ dʑi̯ɐŋ
    定子  dìng zǐ OC: deeŋs sklɯʔ MC: deŋ tsɨ 0 AttributionsWD
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    孔悝  kǒng kuī OC: khooŋʔ khʷlɯɯ MC: khuŋ khuo̝i
    孔叔  kǒng shū OC: khooŋʔ qhljɯwɡ MC: khuŋ ɕuk 0 AttributionsWD
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    • NPprStandard Name: Kǒng Kuī 孔悝 (Floruit ca. 480-478)Alternative Name: Kǒng Shū 孔叔 Unger no. 429
    寧喜  níng xǐ OC: neeŋ qhɯʔ MC: neŋ hɨ 0 AttributionsWD
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    張壽  zhāng shòu OC: krlaŋ djuʔ MC: ʈi̯ɐŋ dʑɨu 0 AttributionsWD
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    • NPprUnger no. 34
    樂毅  yuè yì OC: ŋɡraawɡ ŋɡlɯds MC: ŋɣɔk ŋɨi 0 AttributionsWD
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    樂羊  yuè yáng OC: ŋɡraawɡ k-laŋ MC: ŋɣɔk ji̯ɐŋ 0 AttributionsWD
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    石乞  shí qǐ OC: djaɡ khɯd MC: dʑiɛk khɨt 0 AttributionsWD
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    石圃  shí pǔ OC: djaɡ paaʔ MC: dʑiɛk puo̝ 0 AttributionsWD
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    石惡  shí è OC: djaɡ qaaɡ MC: dʑiɛk ʔɑk 0 AttributionsWD
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    石買  shí mǎi OC: djaɡ mreeʔ MC: dʑiɛk mɣɛ 0 AttributionsWD
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    范睢  fàn huī OC: bomʔ qhlul MC: bi̯ɐm hiɛ
    范雎  fàn jū OC: bomʔ skha MC: bi̯ɐm tshi̯ɤ 0 AttributionsWD
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    • NPprFàn Jū 范雎 (范且) (died 255) from Wei 魏 also became known as the Marquis of Ying 應侯. He served under the dignitary Xu Jia 須價 who had him almost caned to death when Xu Jia 須價 had made false accusations against him. [LH 43] He was saved by the efforts of Zheng Anping 鄭安平 and escaped to Qin where he was enfeoffed in the city of Ying 應, served as Prime Minister to >King Zhao of Qin 秦昭王 from 266-256, and from where he ran intrigues against his own compatriots. He argued for appeasement of the formidable general >Bai Qi 白起, when the latter had killed as many as 400 000 people from Zhao, having won the decisive battle at Changping 長平 in 262. Around 256 Fan Ju had his supporter Zheng Anping appointed general to fight against Bai Qi, and when the latter lost a major battle at the capital of Zhao, Fan Ju was terrified of the results of this for his own person and hastened to return his seal of office as prime minister so as to retire from office. Soon after these dramatic events he fell ill and died. His story is told in great narrative detail in SJ 79. Fàn Suī/Huī 范睢, also written Fàn Jū 范雎(Died 255) Unger no. 138
    范雎  fàn jū OC: bomʔ skha MC: bi̯ɐm tshi̯ɤ 0 AttributionsWD
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    • NPprUnger no. 138, alternative way of writing 范睢.
    哀駘它  āi dài tā OC: qɯɯl lɯɯʔ lʰaal MC: ʔəi dəi thɑ 0 AttributionsWD
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    • NPprUnger no. 17 (Floruit Zuo Zhuang 5)
    段干宗  duàn gān zōng OC: doons kaan tsuuŋ MC: dʷɑn kɑn tsuo̝ŋ 0 AttributionsWD
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    西門豹  xī mén bào OC: sqɯɯl mɯɯn preewɡs MC: sei muo̝n pɣɛu 0 AttributionsWD
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