Shangguan Jie (Chinese: 上官桀; died c.November 80 BC[1]) was a Western Han dynasty official in China and consort kin who served under Emperors Wu and Zhao.
Shangguan Jie first rose in prominence when he accompanied Li Guangli during the Han invasion of Osh.
[2] In 87 B.C., as Emperor Wu was nearing death, Shangguan was made one of 4 officials assisting Wu's successor, the young Liu Fuling (who would ascend the throne as Emperor Zhao; the other 3 are Huo Guang, Jin Midi, and Sang Hongyang).
In 80 B.C., the Shangguan clan, along with Sang Hongyang, was implicated in an attempted rebellion, and exterminated.
Due to his crime of treason, his biography was not included in the Book of Han; details on him were instead found in the biographies of his granddaughter and Li Guangli.