Song, Liao, and Jin · Military Officer and Official

Wanyan Anguo 完顏安國

Attested AD 1156 - AD 1208

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Overview

Wanyan Anguo was a Military Officer and Official.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Zhengchen 正臣 Zhengchen
Native name Shemu 闍母 Shemu

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  • registered at Shangjing and had military merit for generations
    Kinship Role ancestors · Quantity unspecified

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  • Assessment grave, resolute, skilled in planning, especially adept at horsemanship and archery · Mode historian-judgment
  • Assessment the assembly admired his words on not exchanging integrity for life or death · Mode named-source-report

Source notes

References in the histories

11 passages

History of Jin, Chapter 94Volume 94 Biographies 32: Jiaguqingchen, Xiang, Jia Guheng, Wan Yananguo, Yaolibeidie · 11 passages
清臣遣人偵知虛實,以輕騎八千,令宣徽使移剌敏為都統,左衛將軍充、招討使完顏安國為左右翼,分領前隊,自選精兵一萬以當後隊。 Qingchen sent scouts to learn the enemy's strength, then advanced with eight thousand light cavalry. He made Palace Secretariat Commissioner Yila Min overall commander, with Left Guard General Chong and Pacification Commissioner Wanyan Anguo leading the left and right wings of the vanguard, while he personally chose ten thousand elite troops for the rear guard.