| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 吉穆, 吉穆, Jí Mù |
| Nickname | Ji Siran (吉思然, Cát Tư Nhiên) |
| Other name | Cát Mục |
| Courtesy name | Siran (思然, Tư Nhiên) |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Fengyi Commandery (冯翊池阳; Phùng Dực Trì Dương) |
| Died | 218 AD |
| Death Reason | Executed after the defeat of the Xuchang rebellion (218 AD) |
| FAMILY | |
| Father | |
| Relatives | |
| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Eastern Han Dynasty (东汉, Đông Hán) |
| Battles | Xuchang Loyalist Uprising (218 AD) |
Ji Mu — Biography & Historical Record
Ji Mu (吉穆, Cát Mục), courtesy name Siran, was the younger son of physician Ji Ping. Along with his brother Ji Miao, Geng Ji, and Wei Huang, he raised an insurrection in Xuchang in 218 AD to eliminate Cao Cao’s ministers and restore direct rule to Emperor Xian. The rebellion was crushed by Cao Xiu and Xiahou Dun, resulting in Ji Mu’s capture and execution.
Role of Ji Mu in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Ji Mu fought alongside his brother Ji Miao in the midnight assault on Xuchang, valiantly seeking to overthrow Cao Cao’s tyranny until he was captured and slain.
Ji Mu — Historical & Literary Timeline
218 AD
The Xuchang Rebellion
Ji Mu attacked the imperial capital alongside loyalist ministers, suffering defeat and martyrdom.
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Key Relationships of Ji Mu
Family
- Father: Ji Ping (吉平 / 吉本, Cát Bình / Cát Bổn)
- Mother: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Spouse: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Children: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Relatives: Ji Miao (吉邈, Cát Mạc) (elder brother)
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Eastern Han Dynasty (东汉, Đông Hán)
In Novel
Chapter 69
- Ji Mu (吉穆, Cát Mục): Ji Mu fought alongside his brother Ji Miao in the midnight assault on Xuchang, valiantly seeking to overthrow Cao Cao's tyranny until he was captured and slain.
In History
Summary
- Ji Mu (吉穆, Cát Mục) was an Eastern Han loyalist executed for leading the anti-Cao uprising in Xuchang in 218 AD.
Historical Timeline
- 218 AD — The Xuchang Rebellion: Ji Mu attacked the imperial capital alongside loyalist ministers, suffering defeat and martyrdom.
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