Sui and Tang · Official and Statesman

Miao Jinqing 苗晉卿

Attested AD 757

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Miao Jinqing was an official and Statesman.

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New Book of Tang, Chapter 140Volume 140 Biographies 65: Cui Miao, Two Pei's, Lu · 3 passages
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始，肅宗廟惟苗晉卿配享，冕卒後二十餘年，有蘇正元者奏言：「肅宗為元帥時，師才一旅，冕於草創中，甄大義以勸進，收募驍勇幾十餘萬。 At first only Miao Jinqing received joint sacrifice in Emperor Suzong's temple; more than twenty years after Mian's death a man named Su Zhengyuan memorialized: "When Emperor Suzong was commander-in-chief his forces numbered but a single brigade; amid the founding struggle Mian discerned the great principle of urging him to take the throne and raised nearly a hundred thousand fierce warriors.