Song, Liao, and Jin · Judge and Official

Huduhu 忽都虎

Attested AD 1236 - AD 1241

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Huduhu was a Judge and Official.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1241 十三年八月
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 98, passage 51
AD 1236 八年七月
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 98, passage 50

Career and standing

judicial officer 斷事官
Directly stated · History of Yuan 98, passage 50
judicial officer 斷事官
AD 1236 八年七月 · Held
Directly stated · History of Yuan 98, passage 50

Places and affiliations

Polity Mongol empire 蒙古 · Relation Served
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 98, passages 50-51

Events and relationships

Compiled new civilian household register
AD 1236 八年七月 · Administrative · Registrar
Directly stated · History of Yuan 98, passage 50
Registered circuit civilian households
AD 1241 十三年八月 · Administrative · Registrar
Directly stated · History of Yuan 98, passage 51

Source notes

Historicity historical
Directly stated · History of Yuan 98, passages 50-51
New civilian register of 372,972 persons; original circuit registration of 1,004,656 households, 723,910 remaining after fugitives.
Field register-totals
Directly stated · History of Yuan 98, passages 50-51

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 98Volume 98 Treatises 51: Military 1 · 2 passages

真定、河間、邢州、大名、太原等路，除先簽軍人外，於斷事官忽都虎新籍民戶三十七萬二千九百七十二人數內，每二十丁起軍一名，亦令屬答不葉兒領之。」 In the circuits of Zhending, Hejian, Xingzhou, Daming, Taiyuan, and others, apart from men already conscripted, levy one soldier from every twenty adult males among the 372,972 persons in the new civilian register of the judicial officer Huduhu, and assign them likewise to Tabuyir's command."

十三年八月，諭總管萬戶劉黑馬，據斜烈奏，忽都虎等元籍諸路民戶一百萬四千六百五十六戶，除逃戶外，有七十二萬三千九百一十戶，隨路總簽軍一十萬五千四百七十一名，點數過九萬七千五百七十五人，余因近年蝗旱，民力艱難，往往在逃。 In the eighth month of the thirteenth year, Chief Administrator Commander Liu Heima was instructed that, per Xielie's memorial, Huduhu had originally registered 1,004,656 civilian households across the circuits; excluding fugitives, 723,910 remained. A total of 105,471 soldiers were conscripted, but muster rolls showed only 97,575 present—the rest, worn down by recent locust plagues and drought, had fled.