Ming · Official

Jiao Yuanpu 焦源溥

Attested AD 1620 - AD 1621

Passages: 4
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Jiao Yuanpu was an official.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1620 to AD 1621 移宮爭議
Dated from the passage context · History of Ming 256, passage 69

Career and standing

Censor 御史
Held
Directly stated · History of Ming 256, passage 69

Places and affiliations

Polity Ming 明 · Relation Served
Directly stated · History of Ming 256, passage 69

Works and attributed material

Memorial · Author · Summary Eunuch clique used Lady Li pretext; Kezuan fell for the trick · Mode quotation Speaker Jiao Yuanpu (焦源溥)
Directly stated · History of Ming 256, passage 69

Events and relationships

Again impeached
Political · Accuser · With Huang Kezuan (黃克纘)
Directly stated · History of Ming 256, passage 80
Refuted
Political · Critic · With Huang Kezuan (黃克纘)
Directly stated · History of Ming 256, passage 69

Source notes

Historicity historical
Directly stated · History of Ming 256, passage 69

References in the histories

History of Ming, Chapter 256Volume 256 Biographies 144: Cui Jingrong, Huang Kezuan, Bi Ziyan, Li Zhanggeng, Liu Zhifeng · 4 passages

御史焦源溥力駁其持論之謬，末言：「群豎持貲百萬，借安選侍為名，妄希脫罪，克纘墮其術而不覺。」 Censor Jiao Yuanpu forcefully refuted the error of his position, concluding, "The eunuch clique holds a fortune in funds; under the pretext of securing Lady Li's welfare they vainly hope to escape punishment, and Kezuan has fallen for their trick without realizing it."

略言：「源溥謂在神宗時為元子者為忠，為福藩者非忠。 He said in brief, "Yuanpu holds that in the Shenzong era to support the heir apparent was loyal and to support the Prince of Fu was not loyal.

若如源溥言，必先帝不得正其始，聖母不得正其終，方可議斯獄耳。」 If Yuanpu's view is correct, only when the late emperor did not rightly begin and the empress dowager did not rightly end may this case be debated at all."

源溥復劾克纘借三才以傾言官。 Yuanpu again impeached Kezuan for using Sancai to undermine the censorial officials.