Yuan · Official

Huo Dubuding 獲獨步丁

Huò Dúbùdīng

Attested AD 1367 - AD 1368

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Huo Dubuding was an official.

Life and dates

Death

Suicide by drowning with stone tied to waist
Directly stated · History of Yuan 196, passage 129

Attested activity

AD 1367 to AD 1368 福州既下
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 196, passages 116, 128

Family

Sibling of Hairuding (海魯丁)
brother 兄 · Full siblings
Directly stated · History of Yuan 196, passage 133
Sibling of Muruding (穆魯丁)
elder brother 兄 · Full siblings
Directly stated · History of Yuan 196, passage 132

Kinship Role brothers · Count 3
Directly stated · History of Yuan 196, passage 128

Origins and identity

Ethnicity Hui Muslim 回回
Directly stated · History of Yuan 196, passage 124

Career and standing

associate surveillance commissioner of Guangdong 僉廣東廉訪司事
Held
Directly stated · History of Yuan 196, passage 124

Places and affiliations

Yuan 元
Relation Served
Directly stated · History of Yuan 196, passage 124

Learning and skills

Earned
Credential jinshi 進士
Directly stated · History of Yuan 196, passage 124

Works and attributed material

Speech · Speaker · Quote true
Directly stated · History of Yuan 196, passage 128

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 196Volume 196 Biographies 83: Loyal and Righteous Acts 4 · 3 passages

時又有獲獨步丁者，回回人，舊進士，累官僉廣東廉訪司事； At this time there was also Huo Dubuding, a Hui Muslim and former jinshi who had risen by stages to associate surveillance commissioner of Guangdong;

福州既下，獲獨步丁曰：「吾兄弟三人，皆忝進士，受國恩四十年，今雖無官守，然大節所在，其可辱乎！」 When Fuzhou fell, Huo Dubuding said, "We three brothers have all been jinshi and received the state's grace for forty years. Though we now hold no office, the great principle is at stake—how can we endure disgrace!"

獲獨步丁兄曰穆魯丁者，官建康； Huo Dubuding's elder brother Muruding had held office in Jiankang;