Yuan · Official and Administrator

Helapuhua 合剌普華

First attested AD 1262; died AD 1282

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Helapuhua was an official and Administrator.

PeriodYuan
IdentityHistorical · Male

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Posthumous name Zhongmin 忠愍 Zhongmin

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Death

  • AD 1282 to AD 1285 右丞唆都督兵征占城、交阯
    Killed after refusing to lead the bandits · At Center Hill 中心岡

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History of Yuan, Chapter 193Volume 193 Biographies 80: Loyal and Righteous Acts 1 · 8 passages
時盜梗鹽法,陳良臣扇東莞、香山、惠州負販之徒萬人為亂,江西行省命與招討使荅失蠻討捕之,先驅斬渠魁,以訊馘告,躬抵賊巢,招誘餘黨復業,仍條言鹽法之不便者,悉除其害。 Bandits were disrupting the salt laws when Chen Liangchen stirred ten thousand peddlers in Dongguan, Xiangshan, and Huizhou to revolt. The Jiangxi Branch Secretariat ordered Helapuhua and the pacification commissioner Qashin to suppress them. He led the van, beheaded the ringleaders, reported the results, went in person to the rebels' lair, induced the remainder to return to honest work, and listed every abuse in the salt laws, abolishing them all.