Jia Sidao

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1. 1240 知某州軍州事
2. 1245 制置副使
3. 1245 安撫使
4. 1245 寶章閣直學士
5. 1245 知某州軍州事
6. 1246 敷文閣直學士
7. 1246 知某府軍府事
8. 1250 制置大使
9. 1250 安撫使
10. 1250 安撫使
11. 1250 知某州軍州事
12. 1250 知某州軍州事
13. 1250 端明殿學士
14. 1259 樞密使
15. 1259 知某府軍府事

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1. [1] Name, dates, and office Jia Sidao lived from 1213 to 1275 and was a late-Song chancellor.
   • CBDBJia Sidao (10374)The basic record gives the Latin name, dates, Song affiliation, and executive status.
   • Souyun賈似道 (32403)The profile and biographies give the dates and describe his service as Right Chancellor and later as Grand Preceptor and Pingzhang jun guo shi.
   • WikidataJia Sidao (Q706879)The entity is labelled Jia Sidao and described as a chancellor during the late Song Dynasty from 1213 to 1275.
2. [2] Names, origin, and family His courtesy name was Shixian, his styles were Qiuhe and Banxian Laoren, and he came from Tiantai in Taizhou; his immediate family included Jia She, Lady Hu, Lady Qi, and his sister Lady Jia, an imperial consort of Emperor Lizong.
   • CBDBJia Sidao (10374)The record supplies the courtesy name, style, Tiantai origin, and the named family relationships.
   • Souyun賈似道 (32403)The profile and biographies give the three styles, the Tiantai birthplace, Jia She as his father, and his sister's position as Lizong's consort.
   • WikidataJia Sidao (Q706879)The aliases confirm the forms Shixian and Qiuhe.
3. [3] Early career The biographies describe his youthful gambling and poor conduct, while the appointment data preserves both a generic jinshi entry and the account of appointment through hereditary privilege; his sister's favor brought his first court promotions and the prefecture of Lizhou.
   • CBDBJia Sidao (10374)The entries preserve generic jinshi and hereditary-appointment categories, and the office record gives the Lizhou appointment in 1240–1241.
   • Souyun賈似道 (32403)The biographies describe his youthful gambling, appointment through his father's privilege at Jiaxing, his sister's favor, the court examination, the two early offices, and his move to Lizhou.
4. [4] Appointments and honors From 1241 through the later 1260s, Jia Sidao moved through regional military and civil posts to the central offices of Right Chancellor, Grand Preceptor, and Pingzhang jun guo shi, while also receiving the residence at Ge Ridge and other titles and honors.
   • Souyun賈似道 (32403)The chronological biographies and title list supply the regional appointments, central promotions, dates, residence at Ge Ridge, three-day court attendance, and the other titles.
   • CBDBJia Sidao (10374)The office records corroborate the Huainan, Bureau of Military Affairs, Duanming academician, Grand Preceptor, Right Chancellor, Pingzhang, Lu, and Wei titles.
5. [5] Relief of Ezhou and political control In 1259 he relieved Ezhou during a Yuan attack; the accounts preserve divergent versions of the negotiations and report that he subsequently became dominant at court and excluded opponents.
   • Souyun賈似道 (32403)The three biographies describe the attack on Ezhou, his relief force, the differing accounts of submission or an envoy seeking peace, the report of the siege's lifting or a false victory, and his later dominance at court.
   • CBDBJia Sidao (10374)The office and status records confirm the Right Chancellor and executive positions.
6. [6] Public fields and autocratic rule He implemented public-field and tuipai measures, with the accounts varying between instituting and purchasing public fields; they say many households were ruined. Under Emperor Duzong he held the Grand Preceptor and Pingzhang jun guo shi offices, dominated government, and removed opponents.
   • Souyun賈似道 (32403)The biographies describe instituting or purchasing public fields, the tuipai measures, widespread ruin, exclusion of opponents, and Duzong-era control, while the title list confirms Grand Preceptor and Pingzhang jun guo shi.
   • CBDBJia Sidao (10374)The office records confirm the Grand Preceptor and Pingzhang jun guo shi titles.
7. [7] Defeat, exile, and death The accounts disagree over the date of Ezhou's fall, the post-defeat penalties, and the circumstances of his killing, but place his death in 1275 at age sixty-three.
   • Souyun賈似道 (32403)The three biographies give different dates for Ezhou's fall and different accounts of dismissal, exile, Zheng Huchen's office, and the place of the killing, while reporting his death at sixty-three.
   • CBDBJia Sidao (10374)The records include the Gaozhou military title and give 1275 as the year of death.
   • WikidataJia Sidao (Q706879)The entity description and date claims place his life between 1213 and 1275.
8. [8] Works His works include The Classic of Cricket Fighting and Yuesheng suichao; the former has two juan, and his poems were arranged in two volumes according to their sources.
   • CBDBJia Sidao (10374)The works data lists both titles as authored works.
   • Souyun賈似道 (32403)The biographies mention both works and specify the two-juan length and the two-volume arrangement of the poems.