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Shi Miyuan
Shi Miyuan (1164–1233), powerful chancellor of the Southern Song, courtesy name Ziliang, from Yin County, Mingzhou, son of Chancellor Shi Hao.…
Timeline
- 1164–1196Yin County, Mingzhou · MingzhouFrom Yin County, Mingzhou, son of Chancellor Shi Hao. Entered official service during the Chunxi era; in early Qingyuan served as Vice Minister of Rites, gradually accumulating political capital during Han Tuozhou's dominance.
- 1207–1224Lin'an · Lin'an PrefectureIn 1207 secretly plotted the execution of Han Tuozhou and made peace with Jin. Thereafter long dominant, controlling personnel and finances during the Jiading era; Ningzong often delegated state affairs to Shi Miyuan.
- 1224–1233Lin'an · Lin'an PrefectureIn 1224 Ningzong died; Shi Miyuan deposed Ningzong's adopted son and enthroned Zhao Yun, son of the Prince of Yi, as Lizong, continuing his dominance. He died in 1233 with the posthumous name Wenzheng; his nephew Shi Songzhi succeeded to control of the court.
Sources
- 宋史·史弥远传
- 续资治通鉴长编 — 李焘