Chong Ji
Chong Ji (种輯, ? – January 200) was a politician of the late Eastern Han dynasty of China.
Born~Died date unknown ~ 200Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- date unknown ~ 200
- Died
- January 200
- Nationality
- Eastern Han
- Occupation
- Politician
Chong Ji (种輯, ? – January 200) was a politician of the late Eastern Han dynasty of China.
Life
He served as a Attendant Gentleman (侍中, shizhong) at the imperial court.
When Dong Zhuo (董卓) moved the capital to Chang'an (長安), he plotted with Yellow Gate Gentleman of the Palace Secretariat (黃門侍郞) Xun You (荀攸) to assassinate Dong Zhuo, but the plot was discovered and failed.
In the 2nd year of Xingping (興平) (195), when Emperor Xian (獻帝) moved to Luoyang (洛陽), Chong Ji accompanied him. Along the way, they stayed in Huayin (華陰), which was governed by Duan Wei (段煨), who wanted to bring Emperor Xian into his own camp. However, Yang Ding (楊定), one of the attendants who was on bad terms with Duan Wei, opposed this, and Chong Ji, who was Yang Ding's friend, agreed with Yang Ding's opinion.
In the 5th year of Jian'an (建安) (200), Chong Ji, who was then Colonel of the Changshui (長水校尉), along with General of Chariots and Cavalry (車騎將軍) Dong Cheng (董承) and others, plotted to assassinate Cao Cao (曹操), but the plan was revealed in advance and they were executed.
Chong Ji in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
He is nearly the same as in historical records, but he does not appear before he plots with Dong Cheng to assassinate Cao Cao.
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