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Yu Shiji (虞世基; before 558 – 11 April 618), courtesy name Maoshi (懋世 or 茂世), was a Chinese politician, poet, and calligrapher who served Emperor Yang of the Sui dynasty as a de facto chief minister from 607 to 618. Acclaimed for his skill in the literary arts of rhapsody and calligraphy, Yu began his career as an official of the Chen dynasty and held prestigious positions in the imperial administration before Sui forces conquered Chen in 589. He subsequently entered Sui service as a low-ranking official, supporting himself financially by working as a calligrapher-for-hire. After Emperor Yang acceded to the throne, Yu rose to become deputy director of the palace secretariat and, in this role, served as one of the emperor's principal counsellors and de facto chief ministers. An astute politic

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  • Yu Shiji (in)
  • 虞世基 (ja)
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  • Yu Shiji (虞世基; † 618), nama kehormatan Maoshi (懋世 atau 茂世), adalah seorang pejabat pada dua dinasti Tiongkok, yaitu Dinasti Chen dan Dinasti Sui. Dia sangat berkuasa selama pemerintahan Kaisar Yang dari Sui dan menjadi perdana menteri, dan disalahkan oleh sejarawan tradisional karena menenangkan Kaisar Yang dan tidak bereaksi dengan baik terhadap pemberontakan agraria. Ketika Kaisar Yang terbunuh dalam kudeta yang dipimpin oleh Jenderal Yuwen Huaji pada tahun 618, Yu juga terbunuh. (in)
  • 虞 世基（ぐ せいき、? - 618年）は、中国陳および隋の政治家。字は茂世。越州余姚県（現在の浙江省寧波市余姚市）の人。「初唐の三大家」の一人、虞世南の兄。隋の煬帝に重臣として仕えたが、後に宇文化及の反乱で殺された。 (ja)
  • 虞世基（6世紀－618年），字懋世，中國隋朝時期人物，會稽餘姚人。虞世南的哥哥。 (zh)
  • Yu Shiji (虞世基; before 558 – 11 April 618), courtesy name Maoshi (懋世 or 茂世), was a Chinese politician, poet, and calligrapher who served Emperor Yang of the Sui dynasty as a de facto chief minister from 607 to 618. Acclaimed for his skill in the literary arts of rhapsody and calligraphy, Yu began his career as an official of the Chen dynasty and held prestigious positions in the imperial administration before Sui forces conquered Chen in 589. He subsequently entered Sui service as a low-ranking official, supporting himself financially by working as a calligrapher-for-hire. After Emperor Yang acceded to the throne, Yu rose to become deputy director of the palace secretariat and, in this role, served as one of the emperor's principal counsellors and de facto chief ministers. An astute politic (en)
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  • Yu Shiji (虞世基; † 618), nama kehormatan Maoshi (懋世 atau 茂世), adalah seorang pejabat pada dua dinasti Tiongkok, yaitu Dinasti Chen dan Dinasti Sui. Dia sangat berkuasa selama pemerintahan Kaisar Yang dari Sui dan menjadi perdana menteri, dan disalahkan oleh sejarawan tradisional karena menenangkan Kaisar Yang dan tidak bereaksi dengan baik terhadap pemberontakan agraria. Ketika Kaisar Yang terbunuh dalam kudeta yang dipimpin oleh Jenderal Yuwen Huaji pada tahun 618, Yu juga terbunuh. (in)
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