Song, Liao, and Jin · Official

Chen Mi 陳宓

First attested AD 1190; died AD 1226 to AD 1234

Passages
13
Chapters
2
Histories
1

Overview

Chen Mi was an official.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Shifu 師復 Shifu

Life and dates

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Family

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Key source chapters

  1. History of Song, Chapter 408 Volume 408 Biographies 167: Wu Changyi, Wang Gang, Chen Mi, Wang Ting 11 passages
  2. History of Song, Chapter 430 Volume 430 Biographies 189: Taoist Scholars 4: Zhu Shimenren, Huang Gan, Li Fan, Zhang Qia, Chen Chun, Li Fangzi, Huang Hao 2 passages

Career and standing

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Learning and skills

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Source notes

References in the histories

13 passages

History of Song, Chapter 408Volume 408 Biographies 167: Wu Changyi, Wang Gang, Chen Mi, Wang Ting · 11 passages
時無敢慷慨盡言者,宓上封事言:“宮中宴飲或至無節,非時賜予為數浩穰,一人蔬食而嬪禦不廢於擊鮮,邊事方殷而樁積反資於妄用,此宮闈儀刑有未正也。 At the time no one dared speak boldly. Mi submitted a sealed memorial: "Palace feasting sometimes knows no limit. Untimely gifts are lavished in vast numbers. The emperor eats frugally while consorts still demand fresh delicacies. The frontier is in crisis yet stored supplies are squandered. Palace discipline has not been set right.
庶乎能蹈其語者,端平初,殿中侍御史王遂首言:“宓事先帝有論諫之直,而不及俟聖化之更,宜褒其身後,以勸天下之為臣者。” Whether he truly lived up to his words, at the beginning of the Duanping reign Palace Attendant Censor Wang Sui was the first to speak: "Mi served the former emperor with forthright remonstrance but did not live to see the renewal of sage rule. He should be honored after death to encourage all who serve as subjects under heaven."
History of Song, Chapter 430Volume 430 Biographies 189: Taoist Scholars 4: Zhu Shimenren, Huang Gan, Li Fan, Zhang Qia, Chen Chun, Li Fangzi, Huang Hao · 2 passages