Sui and Tang · Rebel and Ruler

An Qingxu 安慶緒

Attested AD 757 - AD 758

Passages
3
Chapters
3
Histories
2

Overview

An Qingxu was a rebel and Ruler.

IdentityHistorical · Male

Life and dates

Attested activity

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Key source chapters

  1. Old Book of Tang, Chapter 114 Volume 110 Biographies 60: Li Guangbi, Wang Sili, Deng Jingshan, Xin Yunjing 1 passage
  2. Old Book of Tang, Chapter 119 Volume 115 Biographies 65: Cui Qi, Zhao Guozhen, Cui Guan, Jing Kuo, Wei Yuanfu, Wei Shaoyou, Wei Boyu, Li Cheng 1 passage
  3. New Book of Tang, Chapter 194 Volume 194 Biographies 119: Outstanding Conduct 1 passage

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Events and relationships

References in the histories

Old Book of Tang, Chapter 114Volume 110 Biographies 60: Li Guangbi, Wang Sili, Deng Jingshan, Xin Yunjing · 1 passage
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Old Book of Tang, Chapter 119Volume 115 Biographies 65: Cui Qi, Zhao Guozhen, Cui Guan, Jing Kuo, Wei Yuanfu, Wei Shaoyou, Wei Boyu, Li Cheng · 1 passage
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後蕭華自相州賊中仕賊官歸闕，奏云：「賊中仕官等重為安慶緒所驅，脅至相州，初聞廣平王奉宣恩命，釋放陳希烈已下，皆相顧曰：『我等國家見待如此，悔恨何及。』 Later Xiao Hua, who had held office under the rebels at Xiangzhou before returning to court, memorialized: "Those of us who served in the rebel realm were driven again by An Qingxu to Xiangzhou. When we first heard that the Prince of Guangping proclaimed the imperial grace and released Chen Xilie and the rest, we looked at one another and said, 'The throne has treated us with such mercy—what regret could exceed this?'
New Book of Tang, Chapter 194Volume 194 Biographies 119: Outstanding Conduct · 1 passage
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