Du Xi ( activo entre 190 y 231), cuyo nombre de cortesía era Zixu , fue consejero del caudillo Cao Cao durante la última etapa de la dinastía Han Oriental en China. Fue subordinado del general Xiahou Yuan, de Cao Cao. Tras la muerte de Xiahou Yuan en la batalla del monte Dingjun , Du Xi propuso a las tropas que Zhang He asumiera el mando . Continuó desempeñando funciones oficiales en el estado de Cao Wei , fundado por el sucesor de Cao Cao, Cao Pi , durante el período de los Tres Reinos .
Antes de unirse a Cao Cao
A principios de la década de 190, [ b ] cuando Du Xi buscó refugio en la provincia de Jing , Liu Biao lo trató como a un invitado de honor; Liu Biao elogió repetidamente a Po Qin (繁钦), [ c ] quien estaba con Du y también era de la misma comandancia que Du. Reacio a servir a Liu Biao, Du Xi se trasladó entonces más al sur, a la comandancia de Changsha . [ 3 ] [ d ]
Anécdotas
When Cao Cao was still alive, Du Xi saw that Xiahou Shang was very close to Cao Pi, who had by then been confirmed as heir over his brother Cao Zhi. He informed Cao Cao that Xiahou was a "friend who would not be beneficial (to Cao Pi)" and should not be given such preferential treatment. When Cao Pi knew about Du's comments, he was greatly displeased.[5]
Xiahou Shang married the younger sister of Cao Zhen.[6][7] In his later years, Xiahou Shang took a concubine, whom he loved dearly. A family feud broke out when Xiahou Shang's concubine started fighting with Cao Zhen's sister to become Xiahou Shang's official spouse. When Cao Pi heard about it, he decided to intervene as a show of support for his fellow members of the Cao clan, so he had Xiahou Shang's concubine executed by strangulation.[8]
Xiahou Shang was so upset by his concubine's death that he fell sick and his health started deteriorating. After burying his concubine, he stayed indoors all the time and refused to meet anyone. When Cao Pi heard about it, he remarked, "Maybe Du Xi had good reason(s) to look down on (Xiahou) Shang." Despite this incident, Cao Pi still highly favoured Xiahou Shang because he was a close childhood friend.[9]
Family
Du Xi's grandfather was Du Gen (杜根; fl.100-155),[e] son of Du An (杜安).[11]
See also
Notes
- ↑Du Xi's biography recorded that after Cao Zhen's death, he continued as Military Adviser under Sima Yi.[1]
- ↑Du Xi joined Cao Cao soon after he returned to his hometown, after Emperor Xian of Han was relocated to Xuchang in 196.[2]
- ↑In vol.21 of his annotations of Sanguozhi, Pei Songzhi wrote that Qin's surname should be pronounced as "pó". (繁,音婆。)
- ↑Zhao Yan's biography in Sanguozhi recorded that he was with Du and Po when they were at Jingzhou. Like Du Xi, Zhao and Po returned to their hometown after Emperor Xian was relocated to Xuchang in 196.[4]
- ↑ Du Gen tiene una biografía en el Libro de los Han Posteriores . Fue nombrado xiaolian en 107, durante el reinado del emperador An de Han , y su último cargo conocido fue un breve período como administrador de la comandancia de Jiyin durante el reinado del emperador Shun . Murió en su casa a la edad de 78 años (según el calendario de Asia Oriental). [ 10 ]
Referencias
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- ^ (建安初,太祖迎天子都许。袭逃还乡里,太祖以为西鄂长。) Sanguozhi , vol.23
- ↑ (袭避乱荆州,刘表待以宾礼。同郡繁钦数见奇于表,袭喻之曰:“吾所以与子俱来者,徒欲龙蟠幽薮,待时凤翔。岂谓刘牧当为拨乱之主,而规长者委身哉?子若见能不已,非吾徒也.吾其与子绝矣!”钦慨然曰:“请敬受命。”袭遂南适长沙。) Sanguozhi , vol.23
- ↑ (避亂荊州,與杜襲、繁欽通財同計,合為一家。太祖始迎献帝都许,俨谓钦曰:“曹镇东应期命世,必能匡济华夏,吾知归矣。”) Sanguozhi , vol. 23.
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- ^ Jin Shu vol.31.
- ^ (尚有愛妾嬖幸,寵奪適室;適室,曹氏女也,故文帝遣人絞殺之。) Sanguozhi vol. 9.
- ↑ (尚悲感,發病怳惚,旣葬埋妾,不勝思見,復出視之。文帝聞而() Sanguozhi vol. 9.
- ^ (永初元年,举孝廉,...顺帝时,稍迁济阴太守。去官还家,年七十八卒。) Houhanshu , vol.57
- ^ (曾祖父安,祖父根,著名前世。) Sanguozhi , vol.23
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- Government officials under Cao Cao
- Politicians from Pingdingshan
- Cao Wei government officials