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Xin Ping

Xin Ping (fl. 190s–204), courtesy name Zhongzhi, was a Chinese official who served under the warlords Han Fu, Yuan Shao and Yuan Tan during the late Eastern Han dynasty.

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Occupation
Official
Born
Unknown Yuzhou, Henan
Died
Unknown
Other name
Zhongzhi (仲治)
Relatives
Xin Pi (brother)

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Life

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Xin Ping

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples26
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Xin Ping

Top relations

related to Life · 21
Xin Ping → CE, Dingxi, Eastern Han, Emperor Guangwu, Gansu, Gongsun Zan, Guo Tu, Han Fu, Hebei, Henan, His, In, Ji Province, Jianwu, Longxi Commandery, Xin Pi, Xun Chen, Yangzhai County, Yingchuan Commandery, Yuan Shao
Born · 1
Xin Ping → Unknown Yuzhou, Henan
Died · 1
Xin Ping → Unknown
Occupation · 1
Xin Ping → Official
Other name · 1
Xin Ping → Zhongzhi (仲治)
Relatives · 1
Xin Ping → Xin Pi (brother)

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Important terminology

yuan xin ye cao ping shao tan pi han pei shang county present-day guo tu two shen forces family brother

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Xin PingBornUnknown Yuzhou, Henan1.00infobox
Xin PingDiedUnknown1.00infobox
Xin PingOccupationOfficial1.00infobox
Xin PingOther nameZhongzhi (仲治)1.00infobox
Xin PingRelativesXin Pi (brother)1.00infobox
Xin Pingrelated to LifeYangzhai County0.60section
Xin Pingrelated to LifeYingchuan Commandery0.60section
Xin Pingrelated to LifeYuzhou0.60section
Xin Pingrelated to LifeHenan0.60section
Xin Pingrelated to LifeHis0.60section
Xin Pingrelated to LifeLongxi Commandery0.60section
Xin Pingrelated to LifeDingxi0.60section

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