Overview
Miao Jingqing was an official and Statesman.
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 740 to AD 765 奉林甫之旨…引元載之恩Dated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 117, passages 201-203
Career and standing
- fine posthumous title 美謚Posthumously grantedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 117, passage 203
Places and affiliations
- Polity Tang 唐 · Relation ServedStrongly inferred · Old Book of Tang 117, passage 199
Events and relationships
- Relation Followed wishes of · Person Li Linfu (李林甫)Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 117, passage 201
- Relation Curried favor with · Person Zhang Yi (張倚)Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 117, passage 201
- Relation Benefited posthumously from · Person Yuan Zai (元載)Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 117, passage 203
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment profound/cunning · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 117, passage 214
- Assessment scrupulous loyal minister who preserved integrity fleeing rebels, yet crafty in following Li Linfu, indulging clerks, attaching to Zhang Yi, and deceiving the sovereign; rose by flattering Linfu; posthumous fine title via Yuan Zai · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 117, passages 199-204
References in the histories
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