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Mi Xin米信
Military Commissioner of Zhanghua Army, Commander-in-Chief of the Northwest Circuit.
- DIRECT FIGURES
- 6
- RELATION RECORDS
- 7
- SOURCE WORKS
- 2
RELATIONSHIP COMPASS
Mi Xin, and the people around them.
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01ALLEGIANCEAllegiance
Rulers, appointments and allegiance
5 figures · 5 records＋
Allegiance
Rulers, appointments and allegiance
Mi Xin—Emperor Taizu of Songsubordinate
Zhao Pu—Mi Xincolleague
Cao Bin—Mi Xincolleague
Cui Yanjin→Mi Xinjoint expedition
Mi Xin→He Chengjudeputy
02CONFLICTConflict
Battles, captures and defeat
2 figures · 2 records＋
Conflict
Battles, captures and defeat
Cao Bin→Mi Xinwork together
Source record
Li Jilong—Mi Xincolleague
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In history · History of Song
Military Commissioner of Zhanghua Army, Commander-in-Chief of the Northwest Circuit. A Song general who, together with Cao Bin, defeated the Khitan, but after a defeat was demoted.
In fiction · Generals of the Yang Family
Deputy general of Cao Bin, stationed at Xincheng.
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- Official history14 profile notes
History of Song
7 relations6 verified quotations- Mi Xin→ subordinate →Emperor Taizu of Song
- Zhao Pu→ colleague →Mi Xin
- Cao Bin→ colleague →Mi Xin
- Cao Bin→ work together →Mi Xin
Verified original text · 6
太祖总禁兵，以信隶麾下
subordinate · History of Song, 曹翰杨信嗣党进李汉琼刘遇李怀忠米信田重进刘廷翰崔翰传
止令曹彬、米信等顿于雄、霸
colleague · History of Song, 赵普安易传
4 more verified quotations in the relationship records below.
- Literature / legend1 profile notes
Generals of the Yang Family
0 relations0 verified quotations
History vs. fiction
Northern Song figure, recorded in official history
- based on factVerification of the figure's deeds
Official histories such as the 'Biographies of Cao Bin and Pan Mei' record: 'Together with Pan Mei and others, they marched north, dividing routes to attack. In the third month, they defeated the Khitan at Gu'an, captured Zhuozhou, and when the enemy came to reinforce, they routed them south of the city. In the fourth month, they again defeated the Khitan at Xincheng with Mi Xin, beheading two hundred. In the fifth month, they fought at Qigou Pass, but the various armies were defeated, retreating to Yizhou and camping by the Yi River. When the emperor heard, he urgently ordered them to be stationed separately at border towns.' The historical novel 'Chapter 15' also records this.
Relationship network
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太祖总禁兵，以信隶麾下
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止令曹彬、米信等顿于雄、霸
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遂遣彬与崔彦进、米信自雄州
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