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The Western Rong西戎

Jin Shu Siyi Zhuan (Accounts of the Foreign Peoples of the Four Quarters in the Book of Jin) 晉書 四夷傳 · Fang Xuanling and others · 648 (Tang, 22nd year of the Zhenguan era) · 1 passages · 49 Chinese characters · reading time 0.2 min

Jin Shu Siyi Zhuan (Accounts of the Foreign Peoples of the Four Quarters in the Book of Jin) Complete in one volume The neighbours on all four sides as the Jin saw them. Here are the edict that raised up Buyeo again after Murong Hui had broken it; the customs of Mahan and Jinhan and their sacred ground, the sodo; the hosi arrows and stone arrowheads of the Suksin; and the tale of seven generations of Tuyuhun, which began when an elder and a younger brother parted after their horses fell to fighting.

1The countries of the Western Rong

西戎,吐谷渾、焉耆國、龜茲國、大宛國、康居國、大秦國、吐谷渾、吐延、葉延、辟奚、視連、視羆、樹洛幹。

The Western Rong are Tuyuhun, the state of Yanqi, the state of Qiuci, the state of Dayuan, the state of Kangju, and the state of Daqin. The section on Tuyuhun runs in this order: Tuyuhun, Tuyan, Yeyan, Bixi, Shilian, Shipi, Shuluogan.