Qing · Official and General

Saying'a 薩迎阿

First attested AD 1808; died AD 1857

Passages
16
Chapters
2
Histories
1

Overview

Saying'a was an official and General.

PeriodQing
IdentityHistorical · Male

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Xianglin 湘林 Xianglin
Posthumous name Kexi 恪僖 Kexi

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Key source chapters

  1. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 382 Volume 382 Biographies 169: Hu Song E, Bu Yan Tai, Sa Ying A 15 passages
  2. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 370 Volume 370 Biographies 157: Qi Shan, Yi Libu, Zong Shiqiying 1 passage

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16 passages

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 370Volume 370 Biographies 157: Qi Shan, Yi Libu, Zong Shiqiying · 1 passage
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 382Volume 382 Biographies 169: Hu Song E, Bu Yan Tai, Sa Ying A · 15 passages
奏調刑部司員梁照、奎椿、武汝清隨同鞫訊,得番子十四名無辜誣服狀,疏陳琦善剿辦黑城撒拉回子及黃喀窪番賊,尚非無故興師,惟將雍沙番族殺斃多名,實係妄加誅戮,並及文武妄拿、刑求逼供,詔褫琦善職,逮京訊治,命薩迎阿暫署陝甘總督。 With Ministry of Justice clerks Liang Zhao, Kuichun, and Wu Ruqing he found fourteen fan had confessed under duress; Qishan's strikes at Heicheng Salars and Huangkawa bandits were not wholly groundless, but the Yongsha killings and torture were real; Qishan was stripped and sent to Beijing for trial while Sa Ying'a acted as governor-general.