Qing · General and Military Officer

Ding Chaoxiong 丁朝雄

First attested AD 1788; died AD 1794

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Ding Chaoxiong was a general and Military Officer.

PeriodQing
IdentityHistorical · Male

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  • Accused
    Impeached · Charge taking mean bribes while deputy commander at Anping 為安平協副將時亦有此 · Authority Fuk'anggan (福康安) · Proposed Penalty dismissal and exile to the military penal colony 奪職戍軍台
  • Retrospective dismissal recommended
    AD 1790 五十五年 · Judged · Charge failure in Taiwan to detect the Heaven and Earth Society 在台灣失察天地會邪教
    Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 328, passage 200

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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 328Volume 328 Biographies 115: Chang Qing, Lan Yuanmei, Cai Panlong, Liang Chaogui, Pu Ji Bao, Ding Chaoxiong, E Hui, Shu Liang · 7 passages
上責總督伍拉納,伍拉納以屬朝雄,督舟師出海,遇諸大麥洋,俟其近,發大砲,斃數酋,明灼窮蹙,躍入海,官軍鉤致,俘以歸。 The emperor rebuked Governor-General Wulana, who handed the hunt to Chaoxiong; Chaoxiong put the fleet to sea, met the pirates at Zhudamaiyang, waited until they were close, and opened with heavy guns, killing several chiefs; Mingzhuo, trapped, leapt into the water, was gaffed up by government sailors, and brought in alive.