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Duke Zhuang of Wey (Chinese: 衛莊公, died 478 BC) was a ruler of the Chinese state of Wey. He ruled the duchy between 480 BC until his death in 478 BC. His given name was Kuǎikùi (蒯聵). Kuaikui was the eldest son of Duke Ling of Wey. He was appointed the heir apparent to the throne, although he was born to a concubine. He was at odds with his Di mother Duchess Nan Zi (南子). Later, he attempted to murder Nan Zi. The retainer Kuaikui tasked to carry out the murder failed in his attempt. So Kuaikui had to flee his father's anger. He was harboured by Zhao Jianzi (趙簡子), a powerful minister of Jin. However, his son Zhé stayed in Wey.

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  • Duke Zhuang of Wey (Chinese: 衛莊公, died 478 BC) was a ruler of the Chinese state of Wey. He ruled the duchy between 480 BC until his death in 478 BC. His given name was Kuǎikùi (蒯聵). Kuaikui was the eldest son of Duke Ling of Wey. He was appointed the heir apparent to the throne, although he was born to a concubine. He was at odds with his Di mother Duchess Nan Zi (南子). Later, he attempted to murder Nan Zi. The retainer Kuaikui tasked to carry out the murder failed in his attempt. So Kuaikui had to flee his father's anger. He was harboured by Zhao Jianzi (趙簡子), a powerful minister of Jin. However, his son Zhé stayed in Wey. In 493 BC, Zhé succeeded Duke Ling and was known as Duke Chu of Wey. In the same year, Kuaikui attempted to overthrow his son with the armed assistance of Zhao Jianzi. The plan was not successful. In 480 BC, Kuaikui successfully deposed his son in a coup and ascended the throne. Zhong You, one of the best known and most faithful disciples of Confucius, was killed in this incident. As duke, Kuaikui was so unpopular that many of his retainers attempted to overthrow him. In 478 BC, Kuaikui ordered that the walled town of Rongzhou (戎州) be razed. The town had been built by "the Rong of Jishi" (己氏之戎, a semi-pastoral, semi-agricultural people residing in the region from Shandong to Henan). His actions infuriated the Rong. He also maltreated the workers. His minister Shi Pu (石圃) incited the workers to revolt against him. Kuaikui tried to escape by climbing a wall, but he broke his leg. He was then killed in Rongzhou by the angry Rong. (en)
  • Duc Wey Zhuang (chinois: 衛莊公, mort 478 av. J.-C.) était le 30e dirigeant de l'ancien état chinois de Wey. Il a gouverné le duché entre 480 av. J.-C. jusqu'à sa mort en 478 av. J.-C. Son prénom est Kuǎikùi (蒯聵). Kuaikui était l'aîné du duc . Il a été nommé l'héritier apparent du trône, bien qu'il soit né d'une concubine. Il était en désaccord avec sa la duchesse Nanzi (南子). Plus tard, il a tenté d'assassiner Nan Zi. L'aide embauchée a raté la tentative, Kuaikui a dû fuir la colère de son père. Il était hébergé par (趙簡子), un puissant ministre de Jin. Cependant, son fils Zhé est resté à Wey. En 493 av. J.-C., Zhé succéda au duc Ling et était connu sous le nom de duc . La même année, Kuaikui a tenté de renverser son fils avec l'aide armée de Zhao Jianzi. Le plan n'a pas abouti. En 480 av. J.-C., Kuaikui a déposé avec succès son fils lors d'un coup d'État et est monté sur le trône. Zilu, l'un des disciples les plus connus et les plus fidèles de Confucius, a été tué dans cet incident. Il a prouvé que Kuaikui était un tyran impopulaire que de nombreux serviteurs ont tenté de le renverser. En 478 av. J.-C., Kuaikui a ordonné de démolir la ville fortifiée de Rongzhou (戎州), qui a été construite par "le de Jishi" (己氏之戎, un peuple semi-pastorale, semi-agricole résidant dans la région du Shandong à Henan). Ses actions ont exaspéré les barbares de Rong; ce qui était pire, il maltraitait les ouvriers. Son ministre Shi Pu (石圃) a incité les ouvriers à se révolter contre lui. Kuaikui s'est échappé en escaladant un mur, mais il s'est cassé la jambe. Il a été tué à Rongzhou par les barbares Rong en colère. (fr)
  • 위 장공(衛 莊公, ? ~ 기원전 478년)은 중국 춘추 시대 위나라의 제31대 공작(재위: 기원전 480년 ~ 기원전 478년)이다. 이름은 괴외(蒯聵)이고 의 맏아들이다. (ko)
  • 荘公(そうこう、紀元前?年 - 紀元前478年)は、衛の第31代君主。諱は蒯聵(かいがい)。霊公の子で出公の父。その出公と親子同士で争った。孔門十哲の子路を殺した。 (ja)
  • 衞後莊公(?-前478年),姬姓,名蒯聵,為春秋諸侯國衞國君主之一,為了與前代的衞前莊公分別,故學者時稱衞後莊公。 (zh)
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  • 위 장공(衛 莊公, ? ~ 기원전 478년)은 중국 춘추 시대 위나라의 제31대 공작(재위: 기원전 480년 ~ 기원전 478년)이다. 이름은 괴외(蒯聵)이고 의 맏아들이다. (ko)
  • 荘公(そうこう、紀元前?年 - 紀元前478年)は、衛の第31代君主。諱は蒯聵(かいがい)。霊公の子で出公の父。その出公と親子同士で争った。孔門十哲の子路を殺した。 (ja)
  • 衞後莊公(?-前478年),姬姓,名蒯聵,為春秋諸侯國衞國君主之一,為了與前代的衞前莊公分別,故學者時稱衞後莊公。 (zh)
  • Duke Zhuang of Wey (Chinese: 衛莊公, died 478 BC) was a ruler of the Chinese state of Wey. He ruled the duchy between 480 BC until his death in 478 BC. His given name was Kuǎikùi (蒯聵). Kuaikui was the eldest son of Duke Ling of Wey. He was appointed the heir apparent to the throne, although he was born to a concubine. He was at odds with his Di mother Duchess Nan Zi (南子). Later, he attempted to murder Nan Zi. The retainer Kuaikui tasked to carry out the murder failed in his attempt. So Kuaikui had to flee his father's anger. He was harboured by Zhao Jianzi (趙簡子), a powerful minister of Jin. However, his son Zhé stayed in Wey. (en)
  • Duc Wey Zhuang (chinois: 衛莊公, mort 478 av. J.-C.) était le 30e dirigeant de l'ancien état chinois de Wey. Il a gouverné le duché entre 480 av. J.-C. jusqu'à sa mort en 478 av. J.-C. Son prénom est Kuǎikùi (蒯聵). Kuaikui était l'aîné du duc . Il a été nommé l'héritier apparent du trône, bien qu'il soit né d'une concubine. Il était en désaccord avec sa la duchesse Nanzi (南子). Plus tard, il a tenté d'assassiner Nan Zi. L'aide embauchée a raté la tentative, Kuaikui a dû fuir la colère de son père. Il était hébergé par (趙簡子), un puissant ministre de Jin. Cependant, son fils Zhé est resté à Wey. (fr)
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  • 荘公蒯聵 (ja)
  • 위 장공 (괴외) (ko)
  • 衛後莊公 (zh)
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