Jueji
Jueji, a Xianbei leader in Liaoxi, was made king for tribute and trade; his son Shamohan succeeded him after his death.
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History · vol. 30Records of the Three Kingdoms
素利、彌加、厥機皆爲大人，在遼西、右北平、漁陽塞外，道遠初不爲邊患，然其種衆多於比能。…
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素利、彌加、厥機皆爲大人，在遼西、右北平、漁陽塞外，道遠初不爲邊患，然其種衆多於比能。建安中，因閻柔上貢獻，通市，太祖皆表寵以爲王。厥機死，又立其子沙末汗爲親漢王。延康初，又各遣使獻馬。文帝立素利、彌加爲歸義王。素利與比能更相攻擊。太和二年，素利死。子小，以弟成律歸爲王，代攝其衆。
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Jueji was a Xianbei chieftain beyond the frontier of Liaoxi, Youbeiping, and Yuyang. His deeds are recorded in historical sources, but he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
During the Jian’an era, Jueji sent tribute to Cao Cao and established trade with him through Yan Rou. Cao Cao submitted a memorial to the emperor, who ennobled Jueji as a king. (Recorded in historical sources)
After Jueji died, his son Shamohan succeeded him as King Who Befriended the Han. (Recorded in historical sources)
Relationships
- Father and son: Shamohan was Jueji’s son.
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