Ying Ju
Ying Ju (應璩, 190 – 252) was a writer of the late Cao Wei period. His courtesy name was Xiulian (休璉). He was a native of Runan Commandery (present-day Henan). Ying Chang was born as the son of Ying Shun, an assistant to the Sikong (司空掾) and the son of Ying Feng, who was Shili jiaowei.
Born~Died 190 ~ 252Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- 190 ~ 252
- Born
- 190, Runan Commandery
- Died
- 252
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Cao Wei
- Career
- assistant to the Sikong (司空掾)
- Occupation
- Writer
- Location
- 33.9000, 113.5000
Ying Ju (應璩, 190 – 252) was a Wei writer of the late period. His courtesy name was Xiulian (休璉). He was a native of Runan Commandery (present-day Henan).
Ying Chang was born as the son of Sikong assistant (司空掾) Ying Shun (son of Shili jiaowei Ying Feng).
Relatives
- Ying Shao – elder brother of Ying Shun, who served as Taishan grand administrator.
- Ying Chang – elder brother of Ying Ju
- Ying Zheng
- Ying Tian
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