Overview
Song Gui was an eunuch and Attendant.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alternate name | Qinu | 乞奴 | Qinu |
Life and dates
Death
- Followed emperor in death · At Youlan Pavilion, Cai 蔡城幽蘭軒Directly stated · History of Jin 131, passage 43
Attested activity
- AD 1234 天興三年Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 131, passage 43
- AD 1213 to AD 1234 宣宗、哀宗Directly stated · History of Jin 131, passage 9
Career and standing
- head attendant in the inner palace 內侍殿頭Directly stated · History of Jin 131, passage 32
- ReceivedDirectly stated · History of Jin 131, passage 34
- ReceivedDirectly stated · History of Jin 131, passage 37
Places and affiliations
- Polity Jin 金 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · History of Jin 131, passages 6, 55
- At Yan 燕Directly stated · History of Jin 131, passage 31
Works and attributed material
- Speech · SpeakerDirectly stated · History of Jin 131, passages 33, 36
Events and relationships
- Plotted and killed Pucha GuannuDirectly stated · History of Jin 131, passages 40, 42
- Rebuked lantern plays after abandoning Central CapitalRemonstrance · RemonstratorDirectly stated · History of Jin 131, passage 33
- Rebuked valuing hawk over farmerRemonstrance · RemonstratorDirectly stated · History of Jin 131, passage 36
Source notes
- From Qinu 乞奴 · To Song Gui 宋珪Directly stated · History of Jin 131, passage 31
References in the histories
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