Ji Shuxian
Investiture of the Gods character
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Ji Shuxian
Summary
Ji Shuxian is a fictional human[1].
Key Facts
- Ji Shuxian's father was Ji Chang[2].
- Ji Shuxian held citizenship in Zhou[3].
- Chinese was Ji Shuxian's native language[4].
- Ji Shuxian is recorded as male[5].
- Ji Shuxian's instance of is recorded as fictional human[6].
- Ji Shuxian's instance of is recorded as literary character[7].
- Ji Shuxian's family name is recorded as Jī[8].
- Ji Shuxian's fictional or mythical analog of is recorded as Xian of Guan[9].
- Ji Shuxian's from narrative universe is recorded as Investiture of the Gods universe[10].
- Ji Shuxian's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Chinese[11].
- Ji Shuxian's present in work is recorded as Investiture of the Gods[12].
- Ji Shuxian's name in native language is recorded as 姬叔鮮[13].
- Ji Shuxian's different from is recorded as Xian of Guan[14].
- Ji Shuxian's sibling is recorded as Ji Fa[15].
- Ji Shuxian's sibling is recorded as Ji Shudu[16].
- Ji Shuxian's sibling is recorded as Boyikao[17].
- Ji Shuxian's sibling is recorded as Ji Shuqian[18].
- Ji Shuxian's sibling is recorded as Ji Shukun[19].
- Ji Shuxian's sibling is recorded as Ji Shude[20].
- Ji Shuxian's sibling is recorded as Ji Shusheng[21].
- Ji Shuxian's sibling is recorded as Zhougong Dan[22].
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Origins and Family
Ji Shuxian's father was Ji Chang[2]. Chinese was his native language[4].
FAQs
Who were Ji Shuxian's parents?
Ji Shuxian's father was Ji Chang[2].