He Jiao 和嶠
| Occupation | ROfficial · Prefect of the Palace Secretariat | Faction | Jin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Appears | R | Biography in | |
| Born | Native place | Runan Commandery Xiping County Unverified | |
| Existence | Historical | Mentions | R5 |
Profile
He Jiao was Prefect of the Palace Secretariat of the Jin dynasty and held the rank of Marquis Within the Passes. In Chen Shou's main text of the Records his name appears once, in Chen Shou's memorial included in the Biography of Zhuge Liang, Records of Shu 5. Records, Shu 5 §45
In this memorial Chen Shou wrote that, when he was Gentleman of Writing, the Director of the Palace Secretariat Xun Xu and the Prefect of the Palace Secretariat He Jiao had memorialized the throne to have him put in order the old records of Zhuge Liang, the former Chancellor of Shu. Chen Shou compiled those records into twenty-four chapters and presented them in the 2nd month of the 10th year of Taishi (274). He does not appear in the Romance. Records, Shu 5 §44–45 · 54
In the Records
In the memorial attached after the table of contents of the twenty-four chapters of the Collected Works of Zhuge Liang, Chen Shou reported as follows: earlier, when he was Gentleman of Writing, Xun Xu, Palace Attendant, Director of the Palace Secretariat and Marquis of Jibei, and He Jiao, Prefect of the Palace Secretariat and Marquis Within the Passes, had memorialized the throne to have him put in order the old records of Zhuge Liang, the former Chancellor of Shu. Records, Shu 5 §44–45
Chen Shou said that although Zhuge Liang had assisted an imperiled state and, relying on its rugged terrain, refused to submit, his words had nonetheless been preserved and recorded, out of shame that anything good should be lost, and that this was truly the bright and supreme virtue of the Great Jin. He went on to say that he had cut out repetitions and gathered the material by category into twenty-four chapters in all. The table of contents records that these twenty-four chapters total 104,112 characters. Records, Shu 5 §44–45
The memorial ends with the words that the copy had been respectfully written out and submitted to the Bureau of Writing, and at the end is written, 'Presented by your servant Chen Shou, Chancellor of the Marquisate of Pingyang, on the guisi day, the 1st day of the 2nd month of the 10th year of Taishi.' Beyond this, Chen Shou's main text does not record He Jiao's courtesy name, origin or life. Records, Shu 5 §54 · 45
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Abilities
This person does not appear in the Romance, so only the Records score (Chen Shou’s main text) is given.
- LEA31
- STR31
- INT45
- POL55
- CHA42
- VIR50
- ADP45
- SCH55
- DIP42
- DIS48
Evidence by ability
RNo direct record — estimated from his posts as Prefect of the Palace Secretariat and Marquis Within the PassesShu 5 §45
RNo direct record — estimated from his posts as Prefect of the Palace Secretariat and Marquis Within the PassesShu 5 §45
RNo direct record — estimated from his posts as Prefect of the Palace Secretariat and Marquis Within the PassesShu 5 §45
RAs Prefect of the Palace Secretariat, memorialized for Zhuge Liang's old records to be put in orderShu 5 §45
RNo direct record — estimated from his posts as Prefect of the Palace Secretariat and Marquis Within the PassesShu 5 §45
RNo direct record — estimated from his posts as Prefect of the Palace Secretariat and Marquis Within the PassesShu 5 §45
RNo direct record — estimated from his posts as Prefect of the Palace Secretariat and Marquis Within the PassesShu 5 §45
RMemorialized together with Xun Xu and led the way to the compilation of Zhuge Liang's recordsShu 5 §45
RNo direct record — estimated from his posts as Prefect of the Palace Secretariat and Marquis Within the PassesShu 5 §45
RMemorialized for the Gentleman of Writing Chen Shou to be entrusted with putting Zhuge Liang's records in orderShu 5 §45
Records Unverified No direct record; scored from their actions (evidence grade C)
3KDEX scoring — the Records use the main text of Chen Shou’s Records of the Three Kingdoms; the Romance uses the 120-chapter Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Click a source tag to open that passage in the reader.
Allegiance history
- Jin · Records · Records vol. 23 「愍懷太子初立，以嶠爲少保」