Yuan · Official and Statesman

Ubaidullah 烏伯都剌

Wūbódūlā

Attested AD 1326

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Ubaidullah was an official and Statesman.

PeriodYuan
IdentityHistorical · Male

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History of Yuan, Chapter 182Volume 182 Biographies 69: Zhang Qiyan, ŌUyang Xuan, Xu Youren, Song Ben, Xie Duan · 2 passages
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旭滅傑死，左丞相倒剌沙當國得君，與平章政事烏伯都剌，皆西域人，西域富賈以其國異石名曰瓓者來獻，其估巨萬，或未酬其直； When Xumiejie died, left chancellor Daula Shah held state power and won the emperor's trust, together with central chancellor Ubaidullah—both were men of the Western Regions. A wealthy merchant of the Western Regions brought as tribute a strange stone from his country called Lan, valued at tens of thousands, yet its price was sometimes unpaid;
三年冬，烏伯都剌自禁中出，至政事堂，集宰執僚佐，命左司員外郎胡彝以詔稿示本，乃以星孛地震赦天下，仍命中書酬累朝所獻諸物之直，擢用自英廟至今為憲台奪官者。 In winter of the third year Ubaidullah came out from the inner palace to the Hall of Administration, gathered the chancellors and their staff, and ordered left department vice director Hu Yi to show Ben the draft edict. It was to pardon the realm on account of a comet and earthquake, still order the Secretariat to pay the prices of objects presented by successive reigns, and promote those stripped of office by the censorate from Emperor Yingzong's reign to the present.