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Dugu Ji
- Qin Shi #124 |
獨孤及 1
琴史 #124 2 |
Dugu Ji (725 - 777) was from a Turkic family married into the Sui and Tang royal families, living in Loyang.3 He had an important official career under the Tang, but "is known mainly as a literary critic, an advocate of free prose, and an early, though indirect, influence on the great free-prose writer Han Yu."4
There are several stories about Dugu Ji as a qin player. The one in Qin Shi tells of his taking his his qin to Matui Shan (elsewhere Ma Shan5), adding a poem.
See also Qinshu Daquan,
The original biography in Qin Shi, under the title Dugu Xian Gong, is as follows.
.... He was canonized Xian Gong.
Further details in preparation. 3
Footnotes (Shorthand references are explained on a
separate page)
1 Bio/1757 獨孤及,字至之,謚憲公; ICTCL, p.820: scholar official, became 太常博士 (Erudite in the Court of Imperial Sacrifices), and finally had prefectureship of 常州 Changzhou. Canonized "Exemplary Duke". (Return)
3 Others were also involved with the qin. For example, his cousin Dugu Mian had a son, Dugu Shi, who wrote a Jiu Diao Cao. (Return)
5 45550.431 馬退 Matui says it is a mountain north of 南寧 Nanning, near Kunming, quite far away. Elsewhere it says only 馬山 Ma Shan; 45550.44 lists several, including one in Henan, 內鄉縣. (Return)
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