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typeperson
name胡惟庸
died1626
authority-cbdb125388
authority-sinica15602
authority-wikidataQ45538714
authority-wikidataQ1317110
link-wikipedia_zh胡惟庸
link-wikipedia_enHu_Weiyong
held-officeoffice:右丞相
    from-date 洪武六年七月壬子
1373/8/1
明史·本紀第二 太祖二》:壬子,胡惟庸為右丞相,
held-officeoffice:左丞相
    from-date 洪武十年九月辛丑
1377/10/28
明史·本紀第二 太祖二》:辛丑,胡惟庸為左丞相,汪廣洋為右丞相。
Hu Weiyong (|s=|t=胡惟庸 Hú Wéiyōng|w=Hu Wei-yung; died 1380) was a Chinese politician and the first chancellor of the Ming dynasty, from 1373 to 1380. Hu was a main member of Huaixi meritorious group. He was well known as the central character of the case which named after himself and caused about thirty thousand deaths. Besides, his biography topped the Biographies of the Treacherous Courtiers, History of Ming. He was later accused of attempting to rebel and was thus executed by emperor Zhu Yuanzhang.

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胡惟庸(14世紀 - 1380年),安徽定遠人,與李善長同鄉。明朝開國功臣,最後一任中書省丞相。因被疑叛亂,爆發了胡惟庸案,後遭明太祖處死。

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明史57
海寇記2
明史紀事本末11
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