Huang Huai (黄淮) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Huang Huai as an official, scholar, and statesman. This record brings together 3 passages from 3 chapters across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Huang Huai	黄淮	Huang Huai
Title	Compiler Huang Huai
Given	Huai	淮	Huai
Surname	Huang	黃	Huang
Personal	Huang Huai	黃淮	Huang Huai
Personal name	Huang Huai	黃淮	Huang Huai
Title	Junior Guardian	少保

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Strongly inferred · mingshi:005:s0193, mingshi:065:s0346

Roles

Official
Scholar
Statesman

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 即位初 · Western Year: AD 1424
Explicit event contextual date · mingshi:008:s0047
Source Date: Text: 宣德中 · Western Interval: Start: AD 1426 · End: AD 1435
Explicit event contextual date · mingshi:065:s0346
Source Date: Text: 洪武三十五年八月 · Western Year: AD 1402
Explicit event contextual date · mingshi:005:s0193

Career and standing

Label: Commissioner of Transmission and Grand Secretary of Wuying Hall / 通政使兼武英殿大學士 · Action: appointed
Explicit · mingshi:008:s0047
Label: Junior Guardian / 少保 · Action: held
Explicit · mingshi:065:s0346

Places and affiliations

Polity: Ming / 明 · Relation: served
Strongly inferred · mingshi:065:s0346
Place: Western Park / 西苑 · Relation: visited · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 宣德中 · Western Interval: Start: AD 1426 · End: AD 1435
Explicit · mingshi:065:s0346

Events and relationships

Kind: ritual · Role: participant · Action: rode-shoulder-litter-into-forbidden-precinct · Place: Western Park / forbidden precinct / 西苑／禁中 · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 宣德中 · Western Interval: Start: AD 1426 · End: AD 1435
Explicit · mingshi:065:s0346

Assessments and attributes

Assessment: privilege not according to regulation · Provenance: Mode: historian-judgment
Explicit · mingshi:065:s0346, mingshi:065:s0349

Source notes

Historicity: historical
Explicit · mingshi:065:s0346

References in the histories

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History of Ming, Chapter 5Volume 5 Annals 5: Chengzu 1 · 1 passage

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八月壬子，侍讀解缙、編修黄淮入直文淵閣。 In the eighth month, on renzi, Reader-in-Waiting Xie Jin and Compiler Huang Huai took up duty in the Wenyuan Pavilion.

History of Ming, Chapter 8Volume 8 Annals 8: Renzong · 1 passage

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進楊榮太常寺卿，金幼孜戶部侍郎，兼大學士如故，楊士奇為禮部左侍郎兼華蓋殿大學士，黃淮通政使兼武英殿大學士，俱掌內制，楊溥為翰林學士。 Yang Rong was made Minister of Imperial Sacrifices, Jin Youzi Vice Minister of Revenue, both retaining their grand secretary posts; Yang Shiqi became Left Vice Minister of Rites and Grand Secretary of Huagai Hall; Huang Huai Commissioner of the Transmission Office and Grand Secretary of Wuying Hall, all drafting imperial orders; Yang Pu was appointed Hanlin Academician.

History of Ming, Chapter 65Volume 65 Treatises 41: Carriages and Clothing 1 · 1 passage

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至若破格殊典，則宣德中少保黃淮陪遊西苑，嘗乘肩輿入禁中。 Extraordinary exceptions did occur: during Xuande, Junior Guardian Huang Huai once rode a shoulder litter into the forbidden precinct while touring the Western Park.