Qin Huigong

Qin Huigong

Qin Huigong

（？ - on September 27, 492 B.C., Ying, surnamed Zhao and named Ning, was the son of Duke Yi of Qin. He was also known as Duke Hui of Qin in the spring and Autumn period. He reigned for 9 years (500 B.C. - 492 B.C.).

Life of the characters

Qin Huigong? (492 BC), surnamed Ying, named Ning, son of Duke Yi of Qin Dynasty. Duke Yi of Qin is the prince of Duke AI of Qin. He died before he succeeded to the throne. Therefore, Duke AI of Qin let his grandson (son of Duke Yi of Qin) Zhao Ning directly succeed to the throne for Duke Hui of Qin. In October of the third year of Lu AI Gong (September 27, 492 BC), Qin Hui Gong died ten years ago, and his son Qin mourned Gong. In the first year of Duke Huigong of Qin Dynasty, Confucius held an important position in the state of Lu. In the fifth year of Duke Huigong of Jin Dynasty, Zhao and Zhi united to destroy Zhongxing and fan.

Historical records

Historical records of the Qin Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : Qin Hui Gong