Yuan · Official and Scholar

Chen Hao 陳顥

c. AD 1264 - AD 1339

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Chen Hao was an official and Scholar.

PeriodYuan
IdentityHistorical · Male

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Zhongming 仲明
Posthumous name Wenzhong 文忠 Wenzhong

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History of Yuan, Chapter 177Volume 177 Biographies 64: Zhang Siming, Wu Yuangui, Zhang Sheng, Zang Mengjie, Chen Hao · 22 passages
陳顥,字仲明,其先居盧龍,有名山者,仕金為謀克監軍,太祖得之,以為平陽等路軍民都元帥,子孫徙清州,遂為清州人。 Chen Hao, whose courtesy name was Zhongming, came from a family originally of Lulong. An ancestor named Mingshan had served the Jin as a mukun military supervisor until Taizu took him into service and appointed him commander-in-chief of military and civil affairs for Pingyang and other circuits. His descendants later moved to Qingzhou and became natives of that place.
至正十四年,贈攄誠秉義佐理功臣、光祿大夫、河南江北等處行中書省平章政事、柱國,追封薊國公,諡文忠。 In 1354 he was posthumously honored as a meritorious subject who expanded sincerity, upheld righteousness, and assisted governance, with the titles of Grand Master for Splendid Happiness, Grand Councillor of the Henan and Jiangbei Branch Secretariat, and Pillar of State, enfeoffed as Duke of Ji, and given the posthumous name Wenzhong, "Cultured and Loyal."