Ma Shiying | |
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| 马士英 | |
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| Grand Secretariat of the Eastern Hall | |
| In office 1644–1645 | |
| Monarch | Hongguang |
| Minister of War | |
| In office 1644–1645 | |
| Monarch | Hongguang |
| Preceded by | Shi Kefa |
| Succeeded by | Lian Guoshi |
| Minister of War in Southern Capital | |
| In office 1644 | |
| Monarch | Hongguang |
| Preceded by | Shi Kefa |
| Succeeded by | Lian Guoshi |
| Viceroy of Fengyang | |
| In office 1644–1645 | |
| Monarch | Chongzhen |
| Preceded by | Gao Douguang |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 1596 Guiyang, Guizhou, Ming dynasty, China |
| Died | 1647 (aged 50–51) Lake Tai, Jiangsu, Qing dynasty, China or Yanping, Fujian, Qing Dynasty, China |
| Spouse | Lady Zhou |
| Occupation | Official |
Ma Shiying (1596 – 1647), courtesy names Yaocao and Chongran,[1] was a notorious government official who lived in the late Ming dynasty. He served under the Southern Ming Hongguang regime and was best known for instigating internecine conflict within the court.
- ^ Li, Xiangeng. 馬士英姓字家族考. 中國典籍與文化. 2012, 83 (4): 30.