Overview
Mian was an official and Military Officer.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Jingzhan | 景瞻 | Jingzhan |
Life and dates
Death
- Died after retirementDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 259
Attested activity
- AD 1489 弘治二年Strongly inferred · History of Ming 170, passages 250, 260
- AD 1465 成化初Dated from the passage context · History of Ming 170, passage 246
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Yu Qian (于謙)son 子Directly stated · History of Ming 170, passages 254, 256
- Parent of Yunzhong (允忠)took as heir 為後 · Adoptive parentageDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 260
- Kinship Role sons · Count 0 · Negated trueDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 260
Career and standing
- Vice Director in the Ministry of War 兵部員外郎AppointedDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 257
- Prefect of Yingtian 應天府尹HeldDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 258
- Vice Company Commander 副千戶HeldDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 255
- restored office 復官AD 1465 成化初 · RestoredDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passages 246, 256
- EnteredExile · At Longmen 龍門Directly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 255
- EnteredRetiredDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 259
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- ReceivedAD 1465 成化初 · PardonedDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 246
Places and affiliations
- Ming 明Relation ServedStrongly inferred · History of Ming 170, passages 257-258
Works and attributed material
- pleaded injustice seeking rehabilitation of Yu QianMemorial · AuthorDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 246
Events and relationships
- Requested transfer from military to civilCareer · SubjectDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 257
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment had administrative capacity in office · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · History of Ming 170, passage 258
References in the histories
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