Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official and General

Cui Yin 崔諲

Attested AD 422 - AD 453

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Cui Yin was an official and General.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 424 to AD 453 太祖元嘉中
Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 199
AD 423 少帝初
Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 198
AD 422 永初末
Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 197

Career and standing

General Who Quells Martial Prestige and Administrator of Donglai 振威將軍、東萊太守
Held · From Source Date: Text: 永初末 · Western Year: AD 422
Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 197
Inspector of Qing 青州刺史
Held · From Source Date: Text: 太祖元嘉中 · Reign Id: liu-song-yuanjia · Western Interval: Start: AD 424 · End: AD 453
Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 199

Places and affiliations

Polity Id liu-song · Relation Served
Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 197
At Qinghe 清河
Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 197

Events and relationships

Defeated outlaws and beheaded Lingqi
Military · Defender · With Sima Lingqi (司馬靈期) · At Donglai 東萊
Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 198
Relation Known to · Person Founding Emperor (高祖)
Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 197

References in the histories

Book of Song, Chapter 65Volume 65 Biographies 25: Ji Han, Liu Daochan, Du Ji, Shen Tian · 2 passages

先是，清河崔諲亦以將吏見知高祖，永初末，為振威將軍、東萊太守。 Earlier, Cui Yin of Qinghe had also been known to the Founding Emperor as a military officer; at the end of Yongchu he was General Who Quells Martial Prestige and administrator of Donglai.

少帝初，亡命司馬靈期、司馬順之千餘人圍東萊，諲擊之，斬靈期等三十級。 At the start of Emperor Shao's reign, over a thousand outlaws under Sima Lingqi and Sima Shunzhi besieged Donglai; Yin attacked them and beheaded Lingqi and thirty others.