Pusan Kui (僕散揆) | 24 Histories

Overview

Pusan Kui was a Military Officer.

PeriodSong, Liao, and Jin

IdentityHistorical · Male

Roles

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Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1192 to AD 1193 初
Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 85, passage 76

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Spouse of Princess of Han (韓國公主)
married 尚 · Marriage
Directly stated · History of Jin 85, passage 76

Career and standing

Henan army commander 河南統軍使
AD 1192 to AD 1193 初 · Held
Directly stated · History of Jin 85, passage 76
Removed
AD 1192 to AD 1193 初 · Struck from the rolls
Directly stated · History of Jin 85, passage 85

Places and affiliations

Polity Jin 金 · Relation Served
Directly stated · History of Jin 85, passage 76

References in the histories

History of Jin, Chapter 85Volume 85 Biographies 23: Sons of Shizong: Yong Zhong, Yong Dao, Yong Gong Son: Shu (Former Name Shousun), Yong De, Yong Cheng, Yong Sheng · 3 passages

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河南統軍使僕散揆尚永蹈妹韓國公主，永蹈謀取河南軍以為助，與妹澤國公主長樂謀，使駙馬都尉蒲剌睹致書於揆，且先請婚，以觀其意。 Pusan Kui, who commanded the Henan army, was married to Yong Dao's sister, the Princess of Han. Yong Dao plotted to bring the Henan forces over to his side. With his sister Changle, Princess of Ze, he had the imperial son-in-law Pula'adu write to Kui and first propose a marriage tie to sound him out.

揆拒不許結婚，使者不敢複言不軌事。 Kui refused the match, and the messenger did not dare broach sedition again.

僕散揆雖不聞問，猶坐除名。 Though Pusan Kui was never formally tried, he was still removed from office and struck from the rolls.