Shi Xin

Shi Xin, son of Shi Xie of Eastern Wu, is recorded as having been sent as a hostage to Sun Quan and appointed governor of Wuchang.
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History · vol. 49Records of the Three Kingdoms
…建安末年,燮遣子廞入質,權以為武昌太守,燮、壹諸子在南者,皆拜中郎將。…
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後巨與恭相失,舉兵逐恭,恭走還零陵。建安十五年,孫權遣步騭為交州刺史。騭到,燮率兄弟奉承節度。而吳巨懷異心,騭斬之。權加燮為左將軍。建安末年,燮遣子廞入質,權以為武昌太守,燮、壹諸子在南者,皆拜中郎將。燮又誘導益州豪姓雍闓等,率郡人民使遙東附,權益嘉之,遷衛將軍,封龍編侯,弟壹偏將軍,都鄉侯。燮每遣使詣權,致雜香細葛,輒以千數,明珠、大貝、流離、翡翠、玳瑁、犀、象之珍,奇物異果,蕉、邪、龍眼之屬,無歲不至。壹時貢馬凡數百匹。權輒為書,厚加寵賜,以答慰之。燮在郡四十餘歲,黃武五年,年九十卒。
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Shi Xin was the son of Shi Xie and served Eastern Wu. Historical records state that after being sent as a hostage, he became Governor of Wuchang; he does not appear in the novel.
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In the final years of the Jian'an era, Shi Xin was sent as a hostage to Sun Quan, who appointed him Governor of Wuchang. (Historical record)
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- Son of Shi Xie
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Shi Xie
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History · vol. 49
- Shi Xie§31
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Son; was sent as a hostage to Sun Quan