Jin Ying (eunuch)
Chinese eunuch (1394–1456)
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Jin Ying (eunuch)
Chinese eunuch (1394–1456)
Jin Ying (fl. 1425–1450) was a Chinese eunuch who served during the reigns of the Ming emperors Xuande, Yingzong, and Jingtai. He held several senior court appointments and played a role in both judicial administration and major political events of the mid-15th century.
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Jin Ying (fl. 1425–1450) was a Chinese eunuch who served during the reigns of the Ming emperors Xuande, Yingzong, and Jingtai. He held several senior court appointments and played a role in both judicial administration and major political events of the mid-15th century. During the Tumu Crisis of 1449, he supported Yu Qian in opposing proposals to relocate the capital and backed the Defense of Beijing following the capture of Emperor Yingzong by the Oirat Mongols. After the Emperor's capture, his younger brother ascended the throne as the Jingtai Emperor, under whom Jin Ying retained influence. His opposition to altering the line of succession, however, contributed to his loss of favor, and he was later imprisoned on corruption charges before receiving an imperial pardon.
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