Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Inspector

Ming Senghao 明僧皓

Míng Sēnghào

Attested AD 466

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Ming Senghao was an Inspector.

Life and dates

Death

Killed in battle
Directly stated · Book of Song 88, passage 159

Attested activity

AD 466 泰始中
Dated from the passage context · Book of Song 88, passage 157

References in the histories

Book of Song, Chapter 88Volume 88 Biographies 48: Xue Andou, Shen Wenxiu, Cui Daogu · 3 passages

太宗遣青州刺史明僧皓、東莞、東安二郡太守李靈謙率軍伐文秀。 Emperor Ming sent Qingzhou Inspector Ming Senghao and Dongguan and Dong'an Administrator Li Lingqian to attack Wenxiu.

玄邈、乘民、僧皓等並進軍攻城，每戰輒為文秀所破，離而復合，如此者十餘。 Xuanyao, Chengmin, Senghao, and the others all marched to besiege the city. Wenxiu defeated them in battle after battle. They broke apart and regrouped more than ten times.

泰始二年八月，尋陽平定，太宗遣尚書度支郎崔元孫慰勞諸義軍，隨僧皓戰敗見殺，追贈寧朔將軍、冀州刺史。 In the eighth month of the second year of Taishi, Xunyang was pacified. Emperor Ming sent Cui Yuansun, a ministerial clerk in the Revenue Bureau, to commend the loyalist armies. He accompanied Senghao, was defeated in battle, and was killed; he was posthumously appointed General Who Pacifies the North and Inspector of Jizhou.