Song, Liao, and Jin · Official

Ba Sa 白撒

First attested AD 1222; died AD 1233

Passages
12
Chapters
3
Histories
2

Overview

Ba Sa was an official.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Epithet imperial clansman 內族

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Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Key source chapters

  1. History of Jin, Chapter 18 Volume 18 Annals 18: Aizong 2 8 passages
  2. History of Jin, Chapter 112 Volume 112 Biographies 50: Wanyan Heda, Yi Lapua 2 passages
  3. History of Yuan, Chapter 199 Volume 199 Biographies 86: Recluses 2 passages

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Source notes

References in the histories

12 passages

History of Jin, Chapter 18Volume 18 Annals 18: Aizong 2 · 8 passages
以右丞相、樞密使兼左副元帥賽不,平章政事、權樞密使兼右副元帥白撒,右副元帥兼樞密副使權參知政事訛出,兵部書權尚書左丞李蹊,元帥左監軍行總帥府事徒單百家等率諸軍扈從。 Saibu, right chief councillor, privy councilor, and left vice marshal; Ba Sa, chief councillor, acting privy councilor, and right vice marshal; Echu, right vice marshal, privy vice commissioner, and acting participation councillor; Li Xi, acting minister of war and acting left vice director; Tushan Baijia, left marshal-inspector and acting headquarters commander, and others led the escort.
History of Jin, Chapter 112Volume 112 Biographies 50: Wanyan Heda, Yi Lapua · 2 passages
History of Yuan, Chapter 199Volume 199 Biographies 86: Recluses · 2 passages