Sui and Tang · Official and Judge

Cui Qi 崔器

Attested AD 757

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Cui Qi was an official and Judge.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 757 帝復兩京
Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 140, passage 175

Career and standing

commissioner of the Three Offices 三司使
AD 757 帝復兩京 · Appointed
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 140, passage 175
vice censor-in-chief 御史中丞
AD 757 帝復兩京 · Held
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 140, passage 175

Places and affiliations

Polity Tang 唐 · Relation Served
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 140, passage 175

Events and relationships

Judged officials who had served rebels
AD 757 帝復兩京 · Legal · Commissioner
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 140, passage 175

Source notes

Historicity historical
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 140, passage 175

References in the histories

New Book of Tang, Chapter 140Volume 140 Biographies 65: Cui Miao, Two Pei's, Lu · 1 passage

帝復兩京，詔盡系群臣之汙賊者，以御史中丞崔器、憲部侍郎韓擇木、大理卿嚴向為三司使處其罪，又詔御史大夫李峴及諲領使。 When the emperor recovered the two capitals an edict ordered all officials who had served the rebels imprisoned; vice censor-in-chief Cui Qi, vice minister of justice Han Zemu, and chief justice Yan Xiang were made commissioners of the Three Offices to judge their crimes; another edict ordered censor-in-chief Li Xian and Yin to lead the commission.