** Xun Zi ( c. 312 BC – 230 BC )

** Xun Zi, another Confucius ' follower, closer to realism, teacher of Han Fei and Li Si

** Xun Zi, Chinese philosopher ( approximate date )

** 421. 13 Vessel flutes ( without distinct beak ) The body of the pipe is not tubular but vessel-shaped – Xun.

** Su Xun ( 蘇洵 ， 苏洵 )

** Second daughter, personal name unknown, married Lu Xun.

** General Who Inspires Might ( 振威將軍 ) Pan Zhang, defended Yiling with Lu Xun, killed Feng Xi later

** Consort Lin ( forced to commit suicide 483 ), mother of Crown Prince Xun, posthumously honored as Empress Zhen, later posthumously demoted to commoner status

** Yuan Xun ( 元恂 ) ( b. 483 ), the Crown Prince ( created 493, deposed 496, forced to commit suicide 497 )

** Noble Consort Xun

** Imperial Concubine Xun ( 恂嬪 ), from the Huoshuote ( 霍碩特 ) clan.

** Ouyang Xun ( 欧阳询 )

** Zhou Xun, eldest son, married Sun Quan's daughter Sun Luban, served as Cavalry Commandant, died at a young age

** Xunjiang ( Xun ) ( 浔江 ）

** Liu Xian ( 劉顯 ), one-time Marquess of Guangqi, son of Liu Xun ( 劉勳 ) the first Marquess of Guangqi, son of Liu Xiao ( 劉囂 ) the Prince of Chu, son of Emperor Xuan of Han

** Sima Xun ( 司馬恂 ), younger brother

** Lady Xun ( d. 335 ), mother of Crown Prince Shao, Prince Pou, and Princess Xunyang

** Xun Jian ( 荀儉 )

** Xun Dao ( 荀燾 )

** Xun Wang ( 荀汪 )

** Xun Shuang ( 荀爽 ), served as Chancellor of Pingyuan, Minister of the Household, and Excellency of Works

** Xun Su ( 荀肅 )

** Xun Fu ( 荀旉 )

** Xun Yan ( 荀衍 ), third older brother

** The Shan Hai Jing, a collection of mythical tales from various locations.

** Flowers in the Mirror ( 镜花缘 Jing huayuan ) by Li Ruzhen

** Men's all-around champion: Feng Jing, China

** Cao Xie ( 曹協 ), died at a young age, posthumously granted title Duke Sang of Jing in 231 and Prince Ai of Zan in 234

** Assistant Officer in Jing Province's Headquarters Office ( 荊州治中從事 ) Pang Lin ( 龐林 ), Pang Tong's younger brother, surrendered to Wei together with Huang Quan

** Zhuge Jing ( 諸葛京 ), second son of Zhuge Zhan, moved to Hedong in 264 with Zhuge Pan's son Zhuge Xian ( 諸葛顯 ), served the Jin Dynasty

** Zhou Jing ( 周景 ), elder cousin of Zhou Yi, served as Inspector of Yu Province, Imperial Secretary, and Grand Commandant

** Empress Jing ' ai, born to Lady Xiahou, married Liu Shan

** Empress Zhang, married Liu Shan after the death of Empress Jing ' ai, accompanied Liu Shan to Luoyang after the fall of Shu

** Lu Jing ( 陸景 ), served as Lieutenant General

** Empress Dou, mother of Emperor Jing, Prince Wu and Princess Piao

** Liu Qi ( 劉啟 ), Crown Prince ( b. 188 BC, created 179 BC, d. 141 BC ), later Emperor Jing of Han

** Liu Sheng ( 劉勝 ), Prince Jing of Zhongshan ( created 154 BC, d. 114 BC )

** Consort Rong, mother of Prince Jing

** Liu Jing ( 劉竟 ), Prince of Qinghe ( created 47 BC ), later Prince Ai of Zhongshan ( created 44 BC, d. 35 BC )

** Liu Zizhang ( 劉子張 ), grandson of Liu Xiongqu ( 劉熊渠 ) the Marquess of Chonglin, the grandson of Liu Fa ( 劉發 ) Prince Ding of Changsha, the son of Emperor Jing of Han

** Liu Qin ( 劉欽 ), County Magistrate for Nandun, son of Liu Hui ( 劉回 ) Vice Governor in charge of military affairs for Julu commandery, son of Liu Wai ( 劉外 ) Governor of Yulin commandery, son of Liu Mai ( 劉買 ) Marquess Jie of Chongling, son of Liu Fa ( 劉發 ) Prince Ding of Changsha, son of Emperor Jing of Han

** Empress Yin Lihua ( 陰麗華 ) ( created 41, died 64 ), mother of Emperor Ming, Princes Cang, Jing ( of Shanyang ) and Jing ( of Langye ), and Duke Heng

** Liu Jing ( 劉荊 ), born 37, initially Duke of Shanyang ( created 39 ), later Prince of Shanyang ( created 41 ), later Prince Si of Guanglin ( created 58, committed suicide 67 )

** Liu Jing ( 劉京 ), Duke of Langye ( created 39 ), later Prince Xiao of Langye ( created 41, d. 69 )

** Consort Shen, mother of Princes Jing, Wei and Ai

** Sima Jing ( 司馬景 ), Prince Huai of Chengyang ( created 269, d. 270 )

** Xiahou Wei, served as Inspector of Jing and Yan provinces

** Concubine Fu ( 伏貴妃 ), bore Sima Liang, Sima Zhou, Sima Jing and Sima Jun