Judge Dee, or Judge Di, is a semi-fictional character [1] based on the historical figure Di Renjie, county magistrate and statesman of the Tang court. The character appeared in the 18th …

Sep 2, 2015 · The story of how Dutch diplomat Robert van Gulik came to write the 16 murder mysteries featuring legendary Tang Dynasty jurist Dee Jen-djieh – AKA Judge Dee – is almost …

Nov 15, 2010 · Judge Dee, the master detective of seventh-century China, sets out to solve a puzzling double murder and discovers complex passions lurking beneath the placid surface of …

Judge Dee Jen-djieh is the hero of The Chinese Nail Murders. He’s a magistrate in the fictitious town of Pei-chow in the far north of China. Judge Dee must solve two gruesome murders and …

Apr 10, 2017 · Judge Dee Jen-djieh is the hero of The Chinese Nail Murde r s. He’s a magistrate in the fictitious town of Pei-chow in the far north of China. Judge Dee must solve two …

Judge Dee was a historical person. His full name was Dee Jen-djieh [also Di Renjie] and he lived from A.D. 630-700.

Doctor Sun Jen-djieh is a Sparky medical doctor and administrator of Mechanicsburg's Great Hospital; he is originally from somewhere in China. In earlier times, he was a good friend and …

Robert van Gulik. Writer: Judge Dee's Mystery. In addition to writing 17 novels and a collection of short stories based on the career of the real-life 7th Century Chinese magistrate/detective Dee …

Occupation: District Magistrate, later Lord Chief Justice. Affiliations: Sergeant Hoong/Wachtmeester Hoeng, Chiao Tai/Tsjia Tai, Ma Joong/Ma Joeng, Tao Gan and the local …