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The Wei shu basic annals record that on the jihai day of the sixth lunar month of Taiping Zhenjun 11 (AD 450) the Minister over the Masses, Cui Hao (崔浩), was executed.
Limits: An official history compiled 551-554 by Wei Shou under the Northern Qi from Northern Wei records; the English is an AI working translation. The annals give no reason for the execution in this entry.
Source: Wei shu (Book of Wei), basic annalsRead the source
The Wei shu basic annals record that on the xinmao day of the ninth lunar month of Taiping Zhenjun 11 (AD 450) the emperor set out on a southern campaign, and that on the guisi day the crown prince campaigned north and encamped south of the desert while Yu (余), King of Wu, stayed to guard the capital.
Limits: An official history compiled 551-554 by Wei Shou under the Northern Qi from Northern Wei records; the English is an AI working translation. The course of the southern campaign is recorded in later entries, including entries of the eleventh and twelfth months not part of this item.
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