Overview
The translated histories identify Changbi as an aristocrat and rebel. This record brings together 5 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.
Names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal | Changbi | 長弼 | |
| Childhood | A’jia | 阿伽 |
Identity
- Historicity
- Historical
- Identification
- Named
- Sex
- Male
- Sex: maleStrongly inferred · beiqishu:014:s0027
Roles
- Aristocrat
- Rebel
Life and dates
Death
- Place: among the Turks / 突厥 · Uncertain: true · Statement: died in an unknown place after fleeing to the TurksExplicit · beiqishu:014:s0032
Attested activity
- Source Date: Text: 天保元年前後 · Western Interval: Start: AD 550 · End: AD 559Explicit event contextual date · beiqishu:014:s0029
Family
- Sibling of Yongle (永樂)Kinship Term: younger brother / 弟 · Subject Relative Age: elder
Career and standing
- Label: Governor of Southern Ying Province / 南營州刺史 · Action: appointedExplicit · beiqishu:014:s0032
- Title: Prince of Guangwu / 廣武王 · Action: enfeoffedExplicit · beiqishu:014:s0029
- Status: flogged · Action: flogged one hundred strokesExplicit · beiqishu:014:s0031
Events and relationships
- Kind: flight · Role: fugitive · Action: panicked and fled the province for no reason, rebelled, and entered the Turks; his fate afterward was unknownExplicit · beiqishu:014:s0032
- Relation: associate-of · Person Id: Tian’en (天恩)Explicit · beiqishu:014:s0030
Assessments and attributes
- Kind: character · Statement: coarse and martial by nature, liked to beat passersby on the road; people called him Lord A’jiaExplicit · beiqishu:014:s0028
References in the histories
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