Qing · Official

Degele 德格勒

Attested AD 1644 - AD 1722

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17
Chapters
2
Histories
1

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Degele was an official.

PeriodQing
IdentityHistorical · Male

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  1. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 282 Volume 282 Biographies 69: Jiang Xizhe, Yu Jin, De Ge Lei, Chen Zizhi, Ren Hongjia, Gao Cengyun, Shen Kaiceng, Gong Xianglin, Gao Xiachang 15 passages
  2. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 269 Volume 269 Biographies 56: Suo Etu, Ming Zhu 2 passages

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17 passages

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 269Volume 269 Biographies 56: Suo Etu, Ming Zhu · 2 passages
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 282Volume 282 Biographies 69: Jiang Xizhe, Yu Jin, De Ge Lei, Chen Zizhi, Ren Hongjia, Gao Cengyun, Shen Kaiceng, Gong Xianglin, Gao Xiachang · 15 passages
若德格勒、紫芝、重光忤明珠,愷曾彈李光地,翔麟論熊賜履、趙良棟,遐昌抗託合齊,雖所糾繩賢不肖不同,謇謇匪躬,不為名懾,不為勢撓,謚為「遺直」,殆無愧歟? Degele, Zizhi, and Chongguang offended Mingzhu; Kaiceng impeached Li Guangdi; Xianglin criticized Xiong Cilu and Zhao Liangdong; Xiachang resisted Tuoheqi—though their targets differed in worth, all were upright and devoted to duty, unafraid of reputation and unbowed by power; styled "Remaining Upright," can they scarcely be said to fall short of that title?