Sang E (桑額) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Sang E as an administrator and official. This record brings together 4 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Sang E	桑額	Sang E

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Uncertain

Roles

Administrator
Official

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 康熙三十九年 · Western Year: AD 1700
Explicit event contextual date · qingshigao:278:s0087, qingshigao:278:s0092

Career and standing

Label: director-general of grain transport / 漕運總督 · Action: held
Explicit · qingshigao:278:s0092

References in the histories

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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 278Volume 278 Biographies 65: Mu Tianyan, A Shan, Ga Li · 4 passages

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上責阿山徇情沽譽，命漕運總督桑額鞫四教，論如律。 The emperor rebuked A Shan for favoritism and ordered Transport Director Sang E to try Sijiao, who was sentenced under the law.

命會桑額及河道總督張鵬翮集讞，坐鵬年罪至斬，上特命來京，事具鵬年傳。 He was ordered to join Sang E and Canal Director Zhang Penghe in judgment; Pengnian was sentenced to death, but the emperor ordered him brought to Beijing instead—the full account is in Pengnian's biography.

阿山與桑額、鵬翮議自泗州開河築堤，引淮水至黃家堰，入張福口，會出清口，是為溜淮套，疏請上臨視。 A Shan, Sang E, and Penghe proposed a canal and dikes from Sizhou to channel Huai water to Huangjiayan, through Zhangfukou to Qingkou—the Liuhuaitao project—and asked the emperor to inspect it in person.

下九卿議，阿山及桑額、鵬翮皆奪職； The Nine Ministers ruled that A Shan, Sang E, and Penghe should all be dismissed;