Sui and Tang · Eastern Capital Official

Yuan Wendu 元文都

Yuán Wéndū

Died AD 618

Passages
5
Chapters
2
Histories
2

Overview

Yuan Wendu was an Eastern Capital Official.

IdentityHistorical · Male

Life and dates

Death

Attested activity

Key source chapters

  1. Book of Sui, Chapter 59 Volume 59 Biographies 24: Three Sons of Emperor Yang 4 passages
  2. New Book of Tang, Chapter 84 Volume 84 Biographies 9: Li, Mi 1 passage

Career and standing

Places and affiliations

Source notes

References in the histories

Book of Sui, Chapter 59Volume 59 Biographies 24: Three Sons of Emperor Yang · 4 passages
以段達為納言、右翊衛大將軍、攝禮部尚書,王世充亦納言、左翊衛大將軍、攝吏部尚書,元文都內史令、左驍衛大將軍,盧楚亦內史令,皇甫無逸兵部尚書、右武衛大將軍,郭文懿內史侍郎,趙長文黃門侍郎,委以機務,為金書鐵券,藏之宮掖。 Duan Da was made Director of the Chancellery, General-in-Chief of the Right Wing Guards, and acting Minister of Rites; Wang Shichong likewise Director of the Chancellery, General-in-Chief of the Left Wing Guards, and acting Minister of Personnel; Yuan Wendu Director of the Palace Secretariat and General-in-Chief of the Left Martial Cavalry; Lu Chu also Director of the Palace Secretariat; Huangfu Wuyi Minister of War and General-in-Chief of the Right Martial Guards; Guo Wenyi Vice Director of the Palace Secretariat; Zhao Changwen Vice Director of the Yellow Gate. They were entrusted with state affairs, granted iron tallies inscribed in gold, and the tallies were kept in the inner palace.
New Book of Tang, Chapter 84Volume 84 Biographies 9: Li, Mi · 1 passage