Jin Ridi (mì dī) (134~ 86 years ago) was born in Wuwei, Liangzhou, and was a Hun. In the Western Han Dynasty, he was a politician, a minister who entrusted orphans, and one of the four assistant ministers of Emperor Liu Fuling of the Han Dynasty.
originally, he was the Huns' Prince Xiutu. During the reign of Emperor Wudi, his father conspired with the evil king of Kun to surrender to the Han Dynasty, turned back on his word, was killed by the evil king of Kun, and all his troops were returned to the Han Dynasty, so he and his mother and brother were buried in the official position and lost to the Yellow Gate to raise horses. Later, he was appointed as Ma Jian, and moved to wait on Zhong, Xu, a surname, and Dr. Guanglu, and entered the waiter's office, and then took a ride when he left. Taking Hugh Tuwang as a golden man to worship heaven, he was given the surname Jin. After the servant shot Manghe Luo brothers to assassinate Emperor Wu, he took precautions and was captured by the court. At the end of Emperor Wu's life, he was awarded a posthumous seal (dù), which was the same as Huo Guang's testamentary edict, and assisted Emperor Han Zhaodi. Emperor Zhao died of illness at the beginning. Posthumous title was buried with Mao Mausoleum for worship. His family is "loyal and filial to the world, and waits in the seventh."
Jin Ridi was a far-sighted minority politician in the history of the Western Han Dynasty, who made great contributions to safeguarding national unity and social stability.