Jia Yi

Giả Di

NAME
Chinese Name贾彝, 賈彜, Jiǎ Yí
NicknameGentleman of the Yellow Gate (黄门侍郎)
Other nameGiả Di
Courtesy name彦伦, Yànlún, tự Ngạn Luân
INFORMATION
Bornc. 240s AD
Birth PlaceXiangling, Pingyang Commandery (平阳襄陵; Linfen, Shanxi)
Death ReasonNatural causes
FAMILY
Father
Relatives
CAREER
AllegianceWestern Jin Dynasty
BattlesNone

Biography & Historical Record

Jia Yi (贾彝, 賈彜, Giả Di; c. 240s–?), courtesy name Yanlun (彦伦, Ngạn Luân), was an imperial court official of the Western Jin dynasty. He was the son of Administrator of Jinchuan Jia Hun (贾浑) and the nephew of Grand Tutor Jia Chong (贾充), tracing his ancestry to Cao Wei Minister of Works Jia Kui.

Following his father’s martyrdom in 270 AD during the Tufa Shujineng tribal rebellion in Liang Province, Jia Yi and his younger brother Jia Zun were warmly patronized by Jia Chong and Emperor Wu of Jin. Endowed with refined eloquence and meticulous administrative skill, Jia Yi rose to the prestigious imperial position of Gentleman of the Yellow Gate (黄门侍郎), overseeing internal memorials and confidential communications in the Luoyang palace.

Role in Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Aristocratic Lineages of Jin: In chronicling the unification under Jin, figures like Jia Yi (贾彝) reflect the political dominance of the Pingyang Jia family in the post-Three Kingdoms era.

Jia Yi (贾彝) — Historical & Literary Timeline

c. 240s AD

Pingyang Noble Lineage

Born into the prominent Jia clan, grandson of famous general Jia Kui.

270s AD

Gentleman of the Yellow Gate

Appointed Huangmen Shilang in the Western Jin imperial court.

See historical sources cited below.

Key Relationships

Family

In Historical Accounts

  • Book of Jin (晋书): Volume 40 (Biography of Jia Kui and Jia Chong): "Hun had sons: Yi and Zun. Yi, courtesy Yanlun, served as Gentleman of the Yellow Gate."

In History

Summary

  • Jia Yi (贾彝, Giả Di) was a Western Jin court official and nephew of Jia Chong.

Historical Record

  • Book of Jin Volume 40.

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