Dong Huai (董槐) MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
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Biografie
Dong Huai (1187-1262), whose courtesy name was Tingzhi and nickname was Jutang, was a native of Dingyuan, Haozhou (now Dingyuan County, Anhui Province), and was an official in the late Southern Song Dynasty. Song Ningzong was a Jinshi in the third year of Jiading. During the Chunyou period, he served as the envoy along the Yangtze River, the Xuanfu envoy to Jiangdong, and the prefect of Jiankang. During his tenure, he vigorously rectified military affairs and trained soldiers. Later, he served as the judge and judge of Guangxi, and wrote to the Emperor of the Song Dynasty to defend the seven policies. He also made an agreement with the Jiaozhi State not to invade each other's borders, to return the invaded land, and to carry out trade. The official was promoted to important positions such as signing letters to the Privy Council, being a member of the same family, and being a counselor in political affairs. When the Mongolian Empire invaded Sichuan, Dong Huai personally led a large number of troops to guard Kuimen, and made many achievements in the border defense of the Song Dynasty. In the third year of Baoyou's reign (1255), he served as prime minister and privy envoy to the right of Shangshu, and vigorously rectified the imperial code. However, he was soon expelled from the court by Ding Daquan, a favored minister of Emperor Lizong of the Song Dynasty, and was exiled to Yongzhou, where he died of old age. As an official, Dong Huai was honest and upright, had outstanding political achievements, and was well-known both in the government and in the public. "History of the Song Dynasty" states that "Every time Dong Huai spoke, he kept everything hidden. His original intention was to find out what was wrong in the king's heart and not to please him. Huai thought he was promoted by his master, and he did everything he could to benefit the country. , but it is the general principle of the ancestors and kings."
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