Song, Liao, and Jin · Military Officer and Rebel

Xiao Dielide 蕭叠裏得

Xiāo Diélǐdé

First attested AD 1021; died AD 1063

Passages
12
Chapters
3
Histories
1

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Xiao Dielide was a Military Officer and Rebel.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Hudu Jin 胡睹堇 Húdǔjǐn

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Key source chapters

  1. History of Liao, Chapter 114 Volume 114 Biographies 44: Rebellious Officials 3 9 passages
  2. History of Liao, Chapter 20 Volume 20 Annals 20: Xingzong 3 2 passages
  3. History of Liao, Chapter 22 Volume 22 Annals 22: Daozong 2 1 passage

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12 passages

History of Liao, Chapter 20Volume 20 Annals 20: Xingzong 3 · 2 passages
History of Liao, Chapter 22Volume 22 Annals 22: Daozong 2 · 1 passage
History of Liao, Chapter 114Volume 114 Biographies 44: Rebellious Officials 3 · 9 passages
十九年,夏人來侵金肅軍,上遣叠裏得率輕兵督戰,至河南三角川,斬候者八人,擒觀察使,以功命知漢人行宮都部署事,出為西南面招討使。 In the nineteenth year the Xia invaded Jinsu Army; the emperor sent Dielide with light troops to oversee the fighting. At Sanjiaochuan south of the river he beheaded eight scouts and captured a surveillance commissioner; for this merit he was appointed to administer the Han mobile palace deployment and sent out as Southwestern Route pacification commissioner.