Wang Kui
Wang Kui, son of Cao Wei official Wang Guan, inherited his title and was later enfeoffed as Viscount of Jiaodong during the Xianxi era.
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History · vol. 24Records of the Three Kingdoms
…子悝嗣。咸熈中，開建五等，以觀著勳前朝，改封悝膠東子。
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明帝幸許昌，召觀為治書侍御史，典行臺獄。時多有倉卒喜怒，而觀不阿意順指。太尉司馬宣王請觀為從事中郎，遷為尚書，出為河南尹，徙少府。大將軍曹爽使材官張達斫家屋材，及諸私用之物，觀聞知，皆錄奪以沒官。少府統三尚方御府內藏玩弄之寶，爽等奢放，多有干求，憚觀守法，乃徙為太僕。司馬宣王誅爽，使觀行中領軍，據爽弟羲營，賜爵關內侯，復為尚書，加駙馬都尉。高貴鄉公即位，封中鄉亭侯。頃之，加光祿大夫，轉為右僕射。常道鄉公即位，進封陽鄉侯，增邑千戶，并前二千五百戶。遷司空，固辭，不許，遣使即第拜授。就官數日，上送印綬，輒自輿歸里舍。薨于家，遺令藏足容棺，不設明器，不封不樹。謚曰肅侯。子悝嗣。咸熈中，開建五等，以觀著勳前朝，改封悝膠東子。
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Wang Kui was the son of the Cao Wei official Wang Guan. He served Cao Wei, but the book does not record any deeds of his in its chapters; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
After Wang Guan’s death, Wang Kui inherited his title. (Recorded in historical sources)
During the Xianxi era, the court established five ranks of nobility. In recognition of Wang Guan’s service under the previous dynasty, Wang Kui was granted the title of Viscount of Jiaodong. (Recorded in historical sources)
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- Father: Wang Guan
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Wang Guan
Kin
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History · vol. 24
- Wang Guan§48
Kin
son