Jiaoji
Jiaoji (? – ?) was an ancient Chinese figure and the son of Shaohao.
| Jiaoji 蟜極 | |
|---|---|
| Spouse | Juzi |
| Issue | Ku |
| Father | Shaohao |
History
According to the Records of the Grand Historian: Annals of the Five Emperors by Sima Qian, Jiaoji was the grandson of the Yellow Emperor and a son of Shaohao.[1] Neither his father Shaohao nor him became the leaders (Five Emperors) of the Central Plains.
By the end of Zhuanxu's reign, Jiaoji's son Gaoxin (高辛氏) (or Qūn (夋)) succeeded Zhuanxu under the regnal name of Ku.[2]
References
- 司馬遷. 史記·五帝本紀.
- 司馬遷. 史記·三代世表.
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