Mu Qinghe was the second son of Zuo Xiang Mu Wenyuan and the younger brother of Mu Qingping, the Minister of War. His mother died young, his father had a reputation as a virtuous man, and his brother was a talented general, but Weihe was stubborn since childhood. In May of the fourth year of Chongning, Wan, the eldest daughter of Xie Huaijin, the prefect of Tianlan, asked to be appointed as the guard general of Tianlan because she ranked first in the martial arts test in front of the palace. Seeing her, she became enlightened. In July, I met Bai Yan on the outskirts of Tiansui City, and he was overwhelmed at first sight. In the third year of Yue, Emperor Jing favored the imperial concubine Zhao and exploited her without restraint, causing complaints from both the government and the public. In April of the seventh year, He met Bai Yan again and recounted his aspirations. In June, there was a civil uprising in Beiling, and Bai Yan took advantage of the situation to raise troops. He Liushu left home and joined Bai Yan's command. Father and brother are inseparable from each other.
In July of the seventh year, Bai Yan took He as his general and sent troops to Beiling to attack Tianlan, the first city in the north. This was the Chongning Rebellion. In the first month of the eighth year, the Yan army came to the imperial capital. The national preceptor Wu Sheng single-handedly stopped him outside the imperial capital for three days, and then disappeared. Zhao Guifei Zhu Sha fell into the city and died for her country. Bai Yanzhen respected Emperor Yuanhe. On the day the city fell, many princes in the capital were killed or injured, but the Mu clan was the only one who protected them with his strength. In February of the eighth year, Bai Yan ascended the throne, named the country Zhou, and changed it to Yongchu in the Yuan Dynasty.
... Heyou was engaged to Chu Suxin, the youngest daughter of Chu Jiuling, the right prime minister. In November of the seventh year of Chongning, Chu Jiuling was accused of collaborating with the enemy. Chu's entire family was executed, including Chu Suxin. …
In April of the first year of Yongchu, the emperor promised to exchange the seal for a hundred years of peace for the Mu family, and since then he has traveled overseas. After Taiye, some people still reported his traces, saying: warships formed a group, and he was alone on the sea.
——"History of Wei·Biography of Mu Qinghe"