Sui and Tang · Official

Cui Yuanzao 崔元藻

Cuī Yuánzǎo

Attested AD 841 - AD 846

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Cui Yuanzao was an official.

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New Book of Tang, Chapter 181Volume 181 Biographies 106: Chen, Three Li's, Cao, Liu · 5 passages
是時,德裕已失權,而宗閔故黨令狐、崔鉉、白敏中皆當路,因是逞憾,以利誘動元藻等,使三司結紳杖鉞作藩,虐殺良平,準神龍詔書,酷吏歿者官爵皆奪,子孫不得進宦,紳雖亡,請從《春秋》戮死者之比。 Deyu was already out of power, but Zongmin's allies Linghu, Cui Xuan, and Bai Minzhong controlled the government; they vented old grudges, bribed Yuanzao to change his story, and had the Three Offices find that Shen, as a frontier commissioner wielding the axe, had murdered the innocent; citing the Shenlong edict stripping dead cruel officials and barring their descendants, they demanded posthumous punishment of Shen under the Spring and Autumn precedent.