Song, Liao, and Jin · General

Gao Ying 高英

Gāo Yīng

First attested AD 1231; died AD 1232

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Gao Ying was a general.

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History of Jin, Chapter 112Volume 112 Biographies 50: Wanyan Heda, Yi Lapua · 7 passages
癸未,大軍發鄧州,趨京師,騎二萬,步十三萬,騎帥蒲察定住,蒲察答吉卜,郎將按忒木,忠孝軍總領夾穀愛答、內族達魯歡,總領夾穀移特剌,提控步軍臨淄郡王張惠,殄寇都尉完顏阿排、高英、樊澤,中軍陳和尚,與恆山公武仙、楊沃衍軍合。 On the guiwei day the great army set out from Deng Prefecture for the capital: twenty thousand cavalry and one hundred thirty thousand infantry; cavalry under Pucha Dingzhu, Pucha Dajibu, and commandant Andemu; Zhongxiao Army under overall leaders Jiagu Aida and imperial clansman Daluhuan; overall leader Jiagu Yitelie; infantry under army controller Linzi Prince Zhang Hui; extermination bandit commandants Wanyan Apai, Gao Ying, and Fan Ze; center army under Chen Heshang—joined with Duke of Hengshan Wuxian and Yang Woyan's forces.
武仙率三十騎入竹林中,楊、樊、張三軍爭路,北兵圍之數重,及高英殘兵共戰于柿林村南,沃衍、澤、英皆死,惟張惠步持大槍奮戰而歿。 Wuxian led thirty horsemen into the bamboo grove; the armies of Yang, Fan, and Zhang fought over the road as the northern army surrounded them in layer after layer; together with Gao Ying's remnant troops they fought south of Shilin Village; Woyan, Ze, and Ying all fell; only Zhang Hui, on foot with a great spear in hand, fought to the death.