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- Du_Kui abstract "Du Kui (birth and death dates unknown, fl.180-225), courtesy name Gongliang, native of Henan, was a musician and official under the warlord Liu Biao in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and then of the state of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. In his official biography, Du Kui is quoted to stop Liu Biao from performing imperial music in his own court. Du was proficient in tuning the bells and other musical instruments expertise, but not in arrangement of dances and singing. With help of other court specialists, he performed investigations into the old practices and texts, thus gaining credit of \"starting restoration of the ancient music\" (Yayue)While in service of Cao Cao, Du Kui got his voice in argument against the bell-caster Chai Yu 柴玉. Chai Yu was forced by Du to recast the bell set several times for the lack of regular pitch. Cao Cao's successor, Cao Pi, was in favor of Chai Yu. Under the pretext of Du's discomfort with the court music for entertainment (mouth organ and zithers), Cao had him dismissed. Soon afterwards, Du Kui died.On par with Fu Xuan (217-278) and Zhang Hua (232–300), Du Kui is praised by Liu Xie (465–522) for \"correcting Caos' mistakes\" (Wenxin diaolong).Song dynasty treatise by Zhu Changwen mentions Du Kui's son, Meng 孟. The information is nowhere corroborated.Du Kui's student, Chen Qi 陳頎 (Ch'en Ch'i, or Chen Hang 陳頏) was consulted by Xun Xu (Hsün Hsü zh:荀勗, d. 289), the leading court musician in Jin under Emperor Wu of Jin.".
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- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Cao_Cao.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Cao_Pi.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Cao_Wei.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Category:Cao_Wei_musicians.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Category:Cao_Wei_politicians.
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- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Category:Liu_Biao_and_associates.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Category:Musicians_from_Henan.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Category:Politicians_from_Luoyang.
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- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Category:Year_of_death_unknown.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Chen_Shou.
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- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Du_(surname).
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- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Han_dynasty.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Kui_(Chinese_mythology).
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink List_of_people_of_the_Three_Kingdoms.
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- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Liu_Xie.
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- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Three_Kingdoms.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Xun_Xu.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Yayue.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Zhang_Hua.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLink Zhu_Changwen.
- Du_Kui wikiPageWikiLinkText "Du Kui".
- Du_Kui kingdom Cao_Wei.
- Du_Kui name "Du Kui".
- Du_Kui pinyin "Dù Kuí".
- Du_Kui simp "杜夔".
- Du_Kui title "Musician, official".
- Du_Kui trad "杜夔".
- Du_Kui wg "Tu K'uei".
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- Du_Kui wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:People_of_Cao_Wei.
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- Du_Kui wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Zh.
- Du_Kui zi "Gongliang".
- Du_Kui subject Category:Cao_Wei_musicians.
- Du_Kui subject Category:Cao_Wei_politicians.
- Du_Kui subject Category:Han_dynasty_musicians.
- Du_Kui subject Category:Liu_Biao_and_associates.
- Du_Kui subject Category:Musicians_from_Henan.
- Du_Kui subject Category:Politicians_from_Luoyang.
- Du_Kui subject Category:Year_of_birth_unknown.
- Du_Kui subject Category:Year_of_death_unknown.
- Du_Kui hypernym Musician.
- Du_Kui type MusicalArtist.
- Du_Kui type Politician.
- Du_Kui type Politician.
- Du_Kui comment "Du Kui (birth and death dates unknown, fl.180-225), courtesy name Gongliang, native of Henan, was a musician and official under the warlord Liu Biao in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and then of the state of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. In his official biography, Du Kui is quoted to stop Liu Biao from performing imperial music in his own court. Du was proficient in tuning the bells and other musical instruments expertise, but not in arrangement of dances and singing.".
- Du_Kui label "Du Kui".
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- Du_Kui sameAs 두기_(공량).
- Du_Kui sameAs m.0jkz5x2.
- Du_Kui sameAs Q5310060.
- Du_Kui sameAs 杜夔.
- Du_Kui wasDerivedFrom Du_Kui?oldid=609642985.
- Du_Kui isPrimaryTopicOf Du_Kui.