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　　yàn hóu kè， jī kè ， shì hào bù xiáng。 yòu guān tā de shēn shì， chén píng zài《 yàn shǐ jì shì biān nián huì 'àn》 huì jí zhòng shuō， tiáo fēn lǚ xī， rèn wéi tā shì zhào gōng de 'ér zǐ。 yīn zhào gōng zài zhōu fǔ zhèng， qí zǐ jī kè bèi fēng yú yàn（ jīn hé běi běi bù）， dū chéng zài jì（ jīn běi jīng）， shì hòu lái yàn guó de shǐ zǔ。

　　Yan Hou Ke, Ji g, posthumous name is unknown. About his life experience, Chan Ping, "Yan Chronicle chronological history will" together unto them, thorough analysis on, that he was called the son of the public. The public in the week due to call Colonial, his son was sealed in the Yan Ke Ji (now northern Hebei Province), capital of the thistle (now Beijing), the ancestor of the later State of Yan.

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