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Bing Yuan (Genju)   邴原 (根矩)

Lived: AD ?–217

Biographies:
None Available

Served: Gongsun Du, Wei

Friend of Hua Xin. Belly of “The Dragon”, a group of three scholars.

Officer Details

Wade-Giles: Ping Yüan (Kên-chü)
Simplified Chinese: 邴原 (根矩)
Pronunciation: Bing3 Yuan2 (Gen1ju3)
Cantonese (Yale): Bing Yun (Gan-geui)
Cantonese (Jyutpin): Bing Jyun (Gan-geoi)

Birthplace: Behai

Literary Appearances

Romance of the Three Kingdoms: 66

Bing Yuan (Genju)

Biography

Historic (Confirmed)

Bing Yuan, who became know for his integrity, travelled far in search of learning, after eight or nine years he was due to return home. As he didn’t drink wine, his teachers and fellow students prepared only rice and meat for the farewell party but Bing Yuan claimed he could feast just this once, sitting with them and drinking, after the whole day he was still sober.

Bing Yuan fled to Gongsun Du when the land fell into chaos and was given a lodging house always ready for him or for Guan Ning. Bing Yuan had naturally strict principles, he spoke out clearly to set things right, and everyone from Gongsun Du down was wary of him. Guan Ning warned that Bing Yuan would get himself in trouble, persuading Genju to return home.

Later, as a senior clerk in the Ministry of Works, refused the marriage of his dead child with the recently deceased Cao Chong.

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May 22, 2008