王骏 / Wang Jun (Western Han)

Overview

王骏 / Wang Jun enters the wiki through Hanji 524 as the Western Han official appointed Jingzhao Yin by 汉成帝 in 21 BCE.

Current Profile

The source presents Wang Jun as part of an officeholding reputation line. He is the son of 王吉, whose earlier remonstrance under Liu He becomes evidence of family political seriousness. Wang Jun’s Jingzhao Yin appointment is then placed beside Zhao Guanghan, Zhang Chang, Wang Zun, and Wang Zhang in the praise formula “before there were Zhao and Zhang; after them, three Wangs.”

Key Characteristics

• Western Han official appointed Jingzhao Yin in Hanji 524.
• Son of 王吉.
• Associated with the reputation of capable capital-region administrators.
• Used by the episode to show that family prestige can be backed by practical office performance.

Evidence

• Appointment: Hanji 524 says Chengdi appoints Shaofu Wang Jun as Jingzhao Yin.
• Family line: Hanji 524 says Wang Jun is Wang Ji’s son.
• Reputation formula: Hanji 524 cites the capital saying that pairs earlier Zhao/Zhang officials with later three Wangs.

Qualifications

This page is bounded to Hanji 524. It does not yet reconstruct Wang Jun’s full tenure as Jingzhao Yin or the full “three Wangs” sequence.

What Changed

• Created the page from Hanji 524’s Wang Jun appointment and family-reputation context.

Relationships

• 王吉 - father whose earlier remonstrance tradition frames Wang Jun’s reputation.
• 汉成帝 - ruler who appoints Wang Jun Jingzhao Yin.
• 实效考察式用人 - nearby personnel principle because the episode emphasizes practical office capacity rather than name alone.