Wu Xi[1] was a man[2] of the Song dynasty[3] whose ancestral home was Lishui[4]. Life He had a son[5], Wu Fang[6], and was associated with “封贈”[7].
FamilyCBDBRelationNameLife子吳方– ExaminationsCBDBRecordRank封贈 Citations[1] Name Wu Xi is the person's name.CBDBWu Xi (2) (20044)The main person record gives the name as “Wu Xi (2)”.WikidataWu Xi (Q45394111)The English label and name entry both give “Wu Xi”.[2] Gender Wu Xi was male.CBDBWu Xi (2) (20044)The main person record explicitly identifies him as male and uses 0 for the female field.WikidataWu Xi (Q45394111)The P21 claim points to Q6581097.[3] Dynasty Wu Xi belonged to the Song dynasty.CBDBWu Xi (2) (20044)The main person record places him in the Song dynasty.WikidataWu Xi (Q45394111)The English description calls him a Song dynasty person and links him to CBDB 20044.[4] Ancestral home Wu Xi's ancestral home was Lishui.CBDBWu Xi (2) (20044)The address data labels Lishui as the basic ancestral-place address.[5] Child relationship Wu Xi had a son; another source links him to a child item.CBDBWu Xi (2) (20044)The kinship field identifies the relationship as son.WikidataWu Xi (Q45394111)The P40 claim links him to child item Q45394114.[6] Son's name His son's name was Wu Fang.CBDBWu Xi (2) (20044)The kinship data names his son as Wu Fang.[7] Fengzeng The associated biographical category is given as “封贈”.CBDBWu Xi (2) (20044)The person entry lists “封贈” as an associated status or event category.