Song, Liao, and Jin · Jin Grand Chancellor and Diplomat

Liu Kuo 劉筈

Liú Kuò

c. AD 1093 - AD 1150

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Liu Kuo was a Jin Grand Chancellor and Diplomat.

IdentityHistorical · Male

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  • Right Grand Councillor of State Affairs; Secretariat Director 尚書右丞相、中書令
    AD 1150 天德二年 · Appointed
  • Vice Director of Rites 禮部侍郎
    AD 1129 天會七年 · Appointed
  • Vice Director of Imperial Sacrifices; Eastern Upper Portal Commissioner 太常少卿、東上閣門使
    AD 1124 天會二年 · Appointed
  • Military Commissioner of Zhangxin; Acting Signatory for the Secretariat and Bureau of Military Affairs 彰信軍節度使、權簽中書省樞密院事
    AD 1132 天會十年 · Appointed
  • Left Remonstrating Grand Master 左諫議大夫
    AD 1126 天會四年 · Appointed
  • Left Palace Secretariat Commissioner 左宣徽使
    AD 1139 天眷二年 · Appointed
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History of Jin, Chapter 78Volume 78 Biographies 16: Liu Yanzong and His Sons E and Kuo; Kuo's Son Zhonghui; Liu Yi; Shi Liai; Han Qixian and His Son Duo · 23 passages
或請厘革河南官吏之濫雜者,筈曰:「廢齊用兵江表,求一切近效,其所用人不必皆以章程,故有不由科目而為大吏,不試弓馬而握兵柄者。 When some proposed cleaning up the confused official ranks south of the Yellow River, Kuo said: "When Qi was abolished and we campaigned along the Yangtze, we needed quick results. Not everyone was appointed by the book—some rose to high office without passing the examinations, and some held military command without archery and riding tests.