Yuan · Official and General

Naimantai 乃蛮台

c. AD 1283 - AD 1348

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Overview

Naimantai was an official and General.

PeriodYuan
IdentityHistorical · Male

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Posthumous name Zhongmu 忠穆 Zhongmu

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  • left chief councilor of the Lingbei Branch Secretariat 岭北行省左丞相
    AD 1340 后至元六年 · Appointed
  • right vice councilor of the Lingbei Branch Secretariat 岭北行省右丞
    AD 1303 大德七年 · Appointed
  • superintendent of the Imperial Household Directorate 宣徽院使
    AD 1301 大德五年 · Appointed
  • pacification commissioner of the Gansu Branch Secretariat 甘肃行省平章政事
    AD 1322 至治二年 · Appointed
  • commander-in-chief of the Tiger-Gallant personal army 虎贲亲军都指挥使
    AD 1330 至顺元年 · Appointed
  • director of Lingbei Branch Privy Council 知岭北行枢密院事
    AD 1330 至顺元年 · Appointed
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14 passages

History of Yuan, Chapter 139Volume 139 Biographies 26: Naimantai, Duo'erzhi, Duo'erzhiban, Alutu, Niudegai · 14 passages
八年,薨于家,帝闻之震悼,命有司厚致赙仪,诏赠摅忠宣惠绥远辅治功臣、太师、开府仪同三司、上柱国,追封鲁王,谥忠穆。 In the eighth year he died at home. The emperor was deeply shaken and grieved, ordered the relevant offices to provide generous funeral gifts, and by edict posthumously granted him meritous minister who displays loyalty, proclaims kindness, pacifies the distant, and assists in governance, grand preceptor, grand preceptor with protocol equal to the three dukes, and supreme pillar of the state, enfeoffing him posthumously as Prince of Lu with the posthumous name Zhongmu.