Yuan Ji
Yuan Ji (袁基, ? – 190) was an official of the late Eastern Han from Ruyang County (汝陽縣), Runan Commandery, Yuzhou. He was the son of Minister of Works [[Yuan Feng (Eastern Han)|Yuan Feng]] and inherited the title Marquis of Anguo Pavilion (安國亭侯) after Yuan Feng's death.
Born~Died date unknown ~ 190Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- date unknown ~ 190
- Birthplace
- Ruyang County, Runan Commandery, Yuzhou
- Death
- 190
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Eastern Han
- Occupation
- Official
Yuan Ji (袁基, ? – 190) was an official of the late Eastern Han from Ruyang County (汝陽縣), Runan Commandery, Yuzhou. He was the son of Minister of Works Yuan Feng and inherited the title Marquis of Anguo Pavilion (安國亭侯) after Yuan Feng's death.
Career
In the first year of the Chuping era (190), his half-brother Yuan Shao rose in arms in opposition to the tyranny of Dong Zhuo (Campaign against Dong Zhuo). Grand Coachman Yuan Ji was killed by Dong Zhuo together with his paternal uncle Yuan Wai and more than 70 members of their clan.1
Later, Yuan Shao, his younger cousin, had his eldest son Yuan Tan adopted into the household of his elder brother; here "elder brother" is believed to refer to Yuan Ji.2
Kinship of Yuan Ji
Related figures
Yuan Tan Yuan Mei Yuan Feng Yuan Shang Yuan Cheng Yuan Shao Yuan Shu
Yuan An Yuan Wai Yuan Yao Yuan You Yuan Yun Yuan Ping Yuan Xi
Footnotes
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