Yuan Dashou (袁大受)

Overview

The translated histories identify Yuan Dashou as a scholar. This record brings together 5 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Yuan Dashou	袁大受	Yuan Dashou

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Explicit · qingshigao:247:s0055

Roles

Scholar

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 順治十六年 · Western Year: AD 1659
Explicit event contextual date · qingshigao:247:s0055

Career and standing

Label: convicted / 坐 · Action: suffered
Explicit · qingshigao:247:s0063

Events and relationships

Kind: political · Role: conspirator · Action: spread-rumors-against · Other Person Id: Yao Yanzhu (姚延著)
Explicit · qingshigao:247:s0062

References in the histories

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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 247Volume 247 Biographies 34: Peng Ershu, Lu Zhenfen, Yao Yanzhu, Bi Zhenji, Fang Guodong, Yu Pengju, Wang Tianjian, Yue Tingbiao · 5 passages

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金壇知縣任體坤集縣中士大夫王重、袁大受等謀遣諸生十輩詣鎮江乞緩兵。 Jintan's magistrate Ren Tikun gathered local scholars Wang Chong, Yuan Dashou, and others to send ten parties of students to Zhenjiang to beg for a ceasefire.

喀喀木等擊敗成功，體坤乃復至縣，賂重、大受謁大吏，謂士民送款，冀掩棄城罪。 After Kekemu and the others routed Chenggong, Tikun returned to his post and bribed Chong and Dashou to lobby the senior officials, claiming the local elite had submitted in order to hide his own crime of deserting the county.

重、大受居鄉多不法，為諸生所撓。 Chong and Dashou had long bullied their home districts, and the students had stood in their way.

大受騰書京師為蜚語，欲並陷延著，御史馮班發其狀。 Dashou sent inflammatory letters to the capital hoping to drag Yanzhu down too, but Censor Feng Ban exposed what he was doing.

時侍郎尼滿奉詔勘提督馬逢知獄，命即訊，乃坐重、大受及諸士大夫集議者。 Vice Minister Niman had been sent by imperial order to investigate Governor-General Ma Fengzhi's case and was told to try this one immediately; he convicted Chong, Dashou, and the scholars who had joined the deliberations.