Qing · General and Official

E Hui 鄂輝

First attested AD 1781; died AD 1798

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E Hui was a general and Official.

PeriodQing
IdentityHistorical · Male

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Posthumous name Kejing 恪靖 Kejing
Epithet Fashishang'a Batulu 法什尚阿巴圖魯

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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 · 14 passages
上命將軍福康安督師討廓爾喀,責鄂輝誤用巴忠議致復生事,奪官,予副都統銜駐藏,聽福康安指揮,福康安令督餉。 The emperor placed General Fuk'anggan in overall command of the campaign against the Gurkhas, held E Hui responsible for having followed Ba Zhong's counsel and thereby inviting a renewed crisis, stripped him of office, and assigned him to Tibet with the rank of vice banner commander under Fuk'anggan's command; Fuk'anggan then put him in charge of provisioning the army.