Qing · Official and Statesman

Hao Weine 郝維訥

First attested AD 1647; died AD 1680

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Hao Weine was an official and Statesman.

PeriodQing
IdentityHistorical · Male

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Mingong 敏公 Mingong
Posthumous name Gongding 恭定 Gongding

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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 264Volume 264 Biographies 51: Hao Weine, Ren Kepu, Liu Hongru, Liu Jian, Zhang Tingshu · 9 passages
維訥以開國二十餘年,南徼初定,民困未蘇,疏言:「天下大弊在民窮財盡,連年川、湖、閩、廣、雲、貴無不增兵增餉,本省不支,他省協濟。 Weine reasoned that more than twenty years after the founding of the dynasty the southern marches had only just been settled and the people had not yet recovered from distress. He memorialized: "The gravest evil in the realm is that the people are impoverished and the treasury drained. Year after year in Sichuan, Huguang, Fujian, Guangdong, Yunnan, and Guizhou there have been endless increases in troops and supplies; the home province could not bear the cost and other provinces were called on to help.