He Huaibao (何懷寶) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify He Huaibao as a military officer. This record brings together 3 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	He Huaibao	何懷寶	Hé Huáibǎo

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Explicit · xinwudaishi:023:s0065

Roles

Military Officer

Life and dates

Death

Manner: beheaded · Responsible Person Id: Taizu of Liang (太祖)
Explicit · xinwudaishi:023:s0071

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: before Taizu's accession · Western Interval: Start: AD 883 · End: AD 905
Explicit event contextual date · xinwudaishi:023:s0065, xinwudaishi:023:s0071

Events and relationships

Kind: military · Role: relief commander · Action: was captured with He Gui while attempting to relieve Yan · Other Person Id: He Gui (賀瑰)
Explicit · xinwudaishi:023:s0065, xinwudaishi:023:s0069

References in the histories

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New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 23Volume 23 Later Liang Biographies 3: Yang Shihou, Wang Jingren, He Gui, Wang Tan, Ma Sixun, Wang Qianyu, Xie Yanzhang · 3 passages

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梁太祖攻朱瑾於兗州，宣遣瑰與何懷寶、柳存等以兵萬人救兗州，瑰趨待賓館，欲絕梁餉道。 Taizu of Liang attacked Zhu Jin at Yan prefecture. Xuan sent Gui with He Huaibao, Liu Cun, and others—ten thousand men—to relieve Yan. Gui raced for the Guest Reception Hall to cut Liang’s supply line.

太祖馳騎取之，並取懷寶等數十人，降其卒三千餘人。 Taizu galloped up and took him, along with Huaibao and several dozen others, and accepted the surrender of more than three thousand men.

即盡殺降卒三千人，而系瑰及懷寶等至兗城下以招瑾，瑾不納，因斬懷寶等十餘人，而獨留瑰。 He then slaughtered all three thousand captives, bound Gui and Huaibao and the rest below Yan city to summon Jin, but Jin would not take them in. He beheaded Huaibao and more than ten others and kept Gui alone.