Song, Liao, and Jin · General and Clan Leader

Anchen 按陳

Ànchén

Attested AD 1206 - AD 1294

Passages
16
Chapters
1
Histories
1

Overview

Anchen was a general and Clan Leader.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Personal name Anchannayan 按陳那顏 Ànchén Nàyán
Posthumous name Loyal Martial 忠武 Zhōngwǔ

Life and dates

Death

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Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Career and standing

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Works and attributed material

  • 弘吉剌氏生女世以為后,生男世尚公主,每歲四時孟月,聽讀所賜旨,世世不絕。
    AD 1237 丁酉 · Edict · Recipient · Direct quotation

Events and relationships

  • Fought thirty two battles following Genghis Khan, helping pacify Western Xia, cut the Tong Pass road, and take the Uyghur city of Xingsigan
    AD 1206 to AD 1227 從太祖征伐 · Military · Officer · With Taizu (太祖)
  • Posthumous enfeoffment and epithet
    AD 1295 元貞元年二月 · Ritual · Honoree
    Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 118, passage 160

Assessments and attributes

Source notes

References in the histories

16 passages

History of Yuan, Chapter 118Volume 118 Biographies 5: Texuechan, Beitu, Alawusitijihuli · 16 passages
至世祖時,有昭「弘吉剌萬戶所受驛券、圓符皆仍其舊,凡唆兒火都所受者,宜皆收之」,而唆兒火都之諸孫若孛羅沙、伯顏、蠻子、添壽不花、大都不花、掌吉等,及阿哈千戶之孫曰也速達兒與按陳之弟名冊者,在太祖世授官本藩蒙古軍站千戶。 Under Kublai an edict declared: "The Hongjila chiliarch's relay vouchers and round tallies shall remain unchanged; Suo'erhuodu's shall be revoked." Suo'erhuodu's grandsons—including Boruosha, Bayan, Manzi, Tianshoubuhua, Dadubuhua, and Zhangji—as well as Aha's grandson Yesuda'er and Anchannayan's younger brother Ce had all been commissioned in Genghis Khan's time as chiliarchs of Mongol relay stations within their hereditary fief.
順宗昭獻元聖皇后諱答吉,大德十一年十一月,武宗冊上皇太后,至大三年十月,加上尊號曰儀天興聖慈仁昭懿壽元皇太后,仁宗延祐二年,加上尊號曰儀天興聖慈仁昭懿壽元全德泰寧福慶皇太后,延祐七年,又加徽文崇祐四字,尊號太皇太后,則按陳孫渾都帖木兒之女。 Shunzong's Sagely and Offering Primordial Sacred Empress Daji—enrolled as Empress Dowager by Wuzong in 1307, given added honorifics as Empress Dowager in 1310 and again under Renzong in 1315, and in 1320 raised to Grand Empress Dowager—was the daughter of Anchannayan's grandson Hundutiemuer.