Overview
Zongbi was a Jin Prince and General.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alternate name | Wuzhu | 兀术 |
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 1115 to AD 1123 太祖之世Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 59, passage 376
- AD 1115 to AD 1123 太祖諸子Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 69, passage 8
- AD 1126 to AD 1140 宗弼Strongly inferred · History of Jin 68, passage 122
- AD 1126 to AD 1148 宗弼（金初伐宋至皇統八年薨）Strongly inferred · History of Jin 35, passage 57
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Lady Wugulun (烏古論氏)bore 生Directly stated · History of Jin 69, passage 8
- Child of Emperor Taizu of Jin (金太祖)father 父
son 子Sources vary in certainty · History of Jin 69, passage 8; History of Jin 59, passage 461
Key source chapters
- History of Jin, Chapter 68 Volume 68 Biographies 6: Huandu and His Son Mouyan; Yehe and His Sons Alubu, Gunan, and Egunai; Sanda's Son Pucha 5 passages
- History of Jin, Chapter 69 Volume 69 Biographies 7: Taizu Sons: Zong Jun Formerly Named Eluguan, Zong Jie Formerly Named Meiliye, Zong Qiang Formerly Named Alu, Son: Shuang (Formerly Named Alin) Kexi, a Suo, Zong Min Formerly Named Alubu, Yuan Formerly Named Changsheng 2 passages
- History of Jin, Chapter 35 Volume 35 Treatises 16: Rites 8: Consecration of Shrines to a Sages; Temple to the Warrior King Cheng of Zhou; Monarchs of Past Ages; Halls to Various Spirits in Changbai Shan, Dafang Shan, Amur River, Jia Yin Hou; Spirits of the Lu River; Spirits of Zhao Yin Shun; Spirits of Zhen an Gong, Rui Shen Gongl; Worshipping, Sacrifices, Vists, and State Ceremonies at Zhen Xian Jun Wang Temple 1 passage
- History of Jin, Chapter 59 Volume 59 Tables 1: Imperial Family 1 passage
Career and standing
- Grand Preceptor, Director of the Three Departments, Prince of Liang 太師、領三省事、梁王HeldDirectly stated · History of Jin 59, passage 376
- 梁王HeldDirectly stated · History of Jin 59, passage 376
Places and affiliations
- Polity JinStrongly inferred · History of Jin 68, passage 122
- Polity Jin 金 · Relation ServedStrongly inferred · History of Jin 35, passage 57
Events and relationships
- He followed Zongbi in the pursuit of Prince Kang and crossed the Huai. Alubu remained at Hezhou with four thousand men, commanding the garrisons between the Yangzi and Huai to bring in counties still holding out.Biographical record · Source Text 從宗弼襲康王，即渡淮，阿魯補以兵四千留和州，總督江、淮間戍將，以討未附郡縣。Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 125
- Promoted to attendAD 1207 泰和七年 · Ritual · AttendantDirectly stated · History of Jin 35, passage 57
- Song troops came to recover the south. Zongbi summoned Alubu, Han Chang of Xuzhou, Dachou of Yingzhou, and Chisan Hui of Chenzhou to assemble at Bian. Alubu alone stayed away, for the enemy was at his gates.Biographical record · Source Text 宋兵來取河南地，宗弼召阿魯補，與許州韓常、潁州大臭、陳州赤盞暉、皆會于汴，阿魯補以敵在近，獨不赴。Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 140
- When Zongbi recovered the south, Alubu crossed the river first, pacified the prefectures, and again became prefect of Guide and commander in chief of Henan.Biographical record · Source Text 宗弼複河南，阿魯補先濟河，撫定諸郡，再為歸德尹、河南路都統。Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 139
- Zongbi hurried west toward Shaanxi. On the road he learned Daming had rebelled again and sent Alubu to deal with it. Alubu went to the walls alone with an interpreter, called on the city to yield, and Daming submitted.Biographical record · Source Text 宗弼趨陝西，道聞大名複叛，遣阿魯補經略之，獨與譯者至城下，招之，大名果降。Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 132
- Zongbi, Prince of Liang, took Kaide, and Alubu marched to his support with five thousand foot.Biographical record · Source Text 梁王宗弼取開德，阿魯補以步兵五千赴之。Directly stated · History of Jin 68, passage 122
References in the histories
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