Overview
Cui Li was a rebel and Warlord.
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 1233 二年正月Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 18, passage 80
- AD 1233 二年正月戊辰Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 18, passage 80
- AD 1233 二年正月甲戌Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 18, passage 88
Family
- Sibling of Cui Kan (侃)younger brother 弟Directly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 82
- Sibling of Cui Yi (倚)younger brother 弟Directly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 82
Career and standing
- army-and-horse chief marshal 軍馬都元帥AssumedDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 81
- grand preceptor 太師AssumedDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 81
- minister-in-chief 尚書令AssumedDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 81
- chief marshal 都元帥ClaimedDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 81
- left grand councillor 左丞相ClaimedDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 81
- Anping commandant and capital western marshal 安平都尉、京城西面元帥HeldDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 80
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- Prince of Zheng 鄭王ClaimedDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 81
Places and affiliations
- Polity Jin 金 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 80
Events and relationships
- Forced audience with empress dowagerDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 80
- MutiniedAD 1233 二年正月戊辰 · Rebellion · LeaderDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 80
- Registered dependents banned weddings confiscated wealthAD 1233 二年正月甲戌 · Political · De facto rulerDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 88
- Surrendered to Great YuanDiplomatic · Surrendering authorityDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 86
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · History of Jin 18, passage 80
References in the histories
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