Husihui

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Information for Authority record

Name (Latin)
Husihui
Other forms of name
Khu̇sukhu̇ĭ
Kotsushikei
Ku̇seku̇i
Hu, Szu-hui
Sihui, Hu
Hu, Sihui
Szu-hui, Hu
Hu-ssu-hui
Associated country
China
Occupation
Dietitians
Associated Language
chi
Gender
male
MARC
MARC

Other Identifiers

VIAF: 60421821
Wikidata: Q4501982
Library of congress: n 82037818
Sources of Information
  • A soup for the Qan, 2000:title page (Hu Szu-hui [in Latin script])
  • Author's Yin shan cheng yao, 1972:title page (忽思慧 = Husihui)
  • Idegen umdaġan-u jingkini tobci, 1982:title page (Хүсэхүй = Ku̇seku̇i) Chinese colophon (忽思慧 = Husihui [or Hu Sihui; Wade-Giles: Hu-ssu-hui; may also be read Hu Ssu-hui])
  • Idėė undaany zhinkhenė tovch, 2021:title page (Хүсэхүй = Khu̇sėkhu̇ĭ)
  • Idėė undaany zhinkhėnė tovch, bui͡uu, Khubilaĭn idėė undaany zhinkhėnė tovch, 2022:title page (Хүсэхүй = Khu̇sėkhu̇ĭ; 忽斯慧 = Husihui)
  • Khu̇sėkhu̇ĭn "Idėė undaany zhinkhėnė tovch" bu̇tėėld khiĭsėn shinzhlėl, 2021:title page (Хүсэхүй = Khu̇sėkhu̇ĭ) cover (ᠬᠦᠰᠡᠬᠦᠢ = Ku̇seku̇i [in Mongolian script]) page 37 (Khusekhui [in Latin script]; minister of food and drink at Kublai Khan's palace during the Yuan Dynasty) page 41 (忽思慧 = Husihui)
  • Mei hua xi shen pu, 1994:title page (忽思慧 = Husihui [Wade-Giles: Hu-ssu-hui] of Yüan dynasty) page 1, 10th group (of Mongol nationality; imperial physician)
  • OCLC #25820281, Apr. 2, 2020(access point: 忽思慧 = Husihui ; usage: 忽思慧 = Husihui)
  • Wikipedia, viewed 2024-03-14(忽思慧 = Husihui; Mongolian or Hui person in the Yuan Dynasty, a traditional Chinese nutrition and dietotherapy expert)
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Wikipedia description:

Hu Sihui (Chinese: 忽思慧, 和斯輝, 忽斯慧, also Hu Zheng Qi Huei; active nr. 1314–1330) was a Chinese court therapist and dietitian during Yuan dynasty. He is known for his book Yinshan zhengyao (Dietary Principles), that became a classic in Chinese medicine and Chinese cuisine. He was the first to empirically discover and clearly describe deficiency diseases.

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