Yuan · Official and Statesman

Sangge 桑哥

Attested AD 1287 - AD 1291

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Sangge was an official and Statesman.

PeriodYuan
IdentityHistorical · Male

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  • Reassigned troops
    AD 1287 to AD 1291 桑哥奏屬土番宣慰司 · Administrative · Proposer · Summary Memorialized to place the Lidian tamachi under the Tufan Pacification Commission.
    Directly stated · History of Yuan 98, passage 218

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History of Yuan, Chapter 98Volume 98 Treatises 51: Military 1 · 1 passage
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初，西川也速叠兒、按住奴、帖木兒等所統探馬赤軍，自壬子年屬籍禮店，隸王相府，後王相府罷，屬之陜西省，桑哥奏屬土番宣慰司，咸以為不便，大德十年命依壬子之籍，至是復改屬焉。 Originally the tamachi troops under Yesudiar, Anzhunu, Temür, and others in Western Sichuan had been registered to Lidian in the renzi year and placed under the prince-chancellor's office. After that office was abolished they passed to the Shaanxi Branch Secretariat; Sangge then proposed assigning them to the Tufan Pacification Commission, which all regarded as unsuitable. In the tenth year of Dade an order restored the renzi registration; now they were reassigned once again.