Overview
Zhamu was a Jin Military Commander.
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 1039 to AD 1092 世祖之世Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 59, passage 230
- AD 1126 金軍第一次伐宋後Strongly inferred · History of Jin 78, passage 29
- AD 1116 to AD 1123 闍母Strongly inferred · History of Jin 68, passage 103
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Emperor Shizu (世祖)son 子Directly stated · History of Jin 59, passage 250
Key source chapters
- History of Jin, Chapter 59 Volume 59 Tables 1: Imperial Family 1 passage
- History of Jin, Chapter 68 Volume 68 Biographies 6: Huandu and His Son Mouyan; Yehe and His Sons Alubu, Gunan, and Egunai; Sanda's Son Pucha 1 passage
- History of Jin, Chapter 78 Volume 78 Biographies 16: Liu Yanzong and His Sons E and Kuo; Kuo's Son Zhonghui; Liu Yi; Shi Liai; Han Qixian and His Son Duo 1 passage
Career and standing
- Prince of Lu 魯王HeldDirectly stated · History of Jin 59, passage 230
- 魯王HeldDirectly stated · History of Jin 59, passage 230
Places and affiliations
- Polity JinStrongly inferred · History of Jin 68, passage 103
Events and relationships
- The Western Capital had fallen. Zhamu failed to take Yingzhou and withdrew to camp north of the city. That night he sent Alubu with four hundred men to scout. The garrison sallied with three thousand in a surprise attack; Alubu met them on the road, took more than a hundred heads, and captured sixty horses.Biographical record · Source Text 時已下西京，闍母攻應州未下，退營於州北十餘裏，夜遣阿魯補率兵四百伺敵，城中果出兵三千平襲，阿魯補道與之遇，斬首百余，獲馬六十。Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 103
- Was left with Liu Yanzong at Yanjing to direct Jin garrisonsDirectly stated · History of Jin 78, passage 29
References in the histories
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