Yahudou (牙忽都) | 24 Histories

Overview

Yahudou was a prince of Chu and Military Commander.

Years 13 · Reckoning Stated age
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 54

AD 1275 to AD 1310 至元十二年至至大三年
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 117, passages 55, 86

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

commander of his grandfather's army 襲其祖父統軍
Appointed to succeed · Authority Shizu Emperor (世祖)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 54
constant imperial attendant 常侍左右
Appointed · Authority Chengzong (成宗)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 83
guardian of the great tent 掌大帳
Refused appointment · Negated true
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 82
Additional grant
AD 1281 至元十八年 · At Leiyang prefecture 耒陽州 · Households 5347
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 65
Bestowed by edict
Items banknotes 鈔幣, armor 鎧甲, bows and arrows 弓矢
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 67
Prince of Chu 楚王
AD 1308 武宗即位 · Advanced to · Item gold seal 金印
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 162

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Prince Who Pacifies the Distant 鎮遠王
Enfeoffed · Item gilded silver seal 塗金銀印
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 79
Captured and imprisoned
Authority Shiregi (失列吉)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 59

At Prince of Bei'an's second encampment 北安王第二帳 · Relation Assigned to reside
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 81

Speech · Speaker · With Ananda (阿難答) · Summary opposed Ananda's succession because Shizu's legitimate grandson was present and a border prince's succession violated precedent · Mode direct-quotation Speaker Yahudou (牙忽都)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passages 160-161
Speech · Speaker · Summary praised dynastic unification and urged regulation of the imperial clan by law · Mode direct-quotation Speaker Yahudou (牙忽都)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passages 87-92

Followed the Prince of Bei'an on a northern campaign
AD 1275 至元十二年 · Military · Campaigner · With Prince of Bei'an (北安王)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 55
Led three hundred cavalry to Aqiqie and persuaded deserting Sundusi troops to return
Military · Commander
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passages 72-73
Night raided the riverside camp and nearly captured Hudumirjian
Military · Raider
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 74
Pursued and captured Baluqun's group for presentation
Military · Pursuing commander
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 57
Secretly coordinated with Chijin Temür and Tutuqa to disorder the rebel formation and escaped
Military · Saboteur
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passages 61-62
Tried Tula with Toqto and Ch'in Temür
AD 1309 至大二年春 · Legal · Judicial commissioner · Authority Emperor Wuzong (武宗)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 45

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Was rebound and subjected to extreme humiliation after a failed escape plot
Captivity · Prisoner
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 60
Was sent to join Dordoq in defending the great tent
Military · Defender
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 76
Was separated from his son and fled back with thirteen riders
Retreat · Survivor
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 78
With Tutuqa campaigned against Qaidu, captured spies, broke elite troops, forced Qaidu to flee, and recovered captives
AD 1284 至元二十一年 · Military · Advance commander · With Qaidu (海都)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 66

Assessment refused Shiregi and served his prince with increased loyalty · Mode historian-judgment
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 56
his beard and hair had turned entirely white after captivity
Physical description
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 63