Qing · Official and Censor

Tao Yi 陶彝

Attested AD 1700 - AD 1721

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Tao Yi was an official and Censor.

PeriodQing
IdentityHistorical · Male

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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 286Volume 286 Biographies 73: Wang Shan, Lao Zhibian, Zhu Tianbao, Tao Yi · 8 passages
既而御史陶彝等十二人連名入奏,上疑出掞意,大怒,召諸王大臣,降旨責掞植黨希榮,且謂:「錫爵在明神宗時,力奏建儲,泰昌在位,未及數月,天啟庸懦,天下大亂,至愍帝而不能守。 Then Censors Tao Yi and eleven others submitted a joint memorial. Suspecting Shan had orchestrated it, the emperor flew into a rage, summoned the princes and senior ministers, and rebuked Shan for faction-building and ambition. He said: "Under the Ming Shenzong, Xijue pressed hard for an heir. Taichang reigned only months. Tianqi was weak, the realm collapsed, and even Chongzhen could not hold the state.