Qing · Military Officer and Martyr

Hu Yangchun 胡陽春

Died AD 1884

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Hu Yangchun was a Military Officer and Martyr.

Life and dates

Death

AD 1884 to AD 1885 是役也
Died in battle · At Fenggu 豐谷
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 494, passage 116

Attested activity

AD 1884 to AD 1885 是役也
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 494, passages 116, 118

Career and standing

brigade commander 副將
AD 1884 to AD 1885 是役也 · Held
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 494, passage 116
posthumous condolence grants 贈卹
Bestowed
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 494, passage 118
Died
AD 1884 to AD 1885 是役也 · Martyr
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 494, passage 116

Places and affiliations

Polity Qing 清 · Relation Served
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 494, passage 116
AD 1884 to AD 1885 是役也
At Fenggu 豐谷 · Relation Died at
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 494, passage 116

Events and relationships

Died
AD 1884 to AD 1885 是役也 · Military · Officer · At Fenggu 豐谷 · With Wang Debang (王德榜)
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 494, passages 116, 118
Relation Subordinate of · Person Wang Debang (王德榜)
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 494, passage 116

Source notes

Historicity historical
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 494, passage 116

References in the histories

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 494Volume 494 Biographies 281: Loyal and Righteous 8 · 1 passage

隸福建布政使王德榜部下，戰豐谷等處，為總兵黃喜光，副將胡陽春、武鴻來，參將左廷秀、譚家璐、王得永、蔡玉堂、黃祖富、左占元，游擊陶得玉、聶章壽、王得才、柳臣玖，都司王天喜、陳永發、趙步雲、譚連勝、胡克勝、田玉貴，守備邱正亮、鄧青雲，千總謝廷蘭、張玉魁、楊大德、胡士英，把總蕭恩清、王成吉，外委劉云漢、謝薛昌，六品軍功黎占元、唐復興、譚以明等。 under Fujian provincial administration commissioner Wang Debang, fighting at Fenggu and elsewhere, were regional commander Huang Xiguang, brigade commanders Hu Yangchun and Wu Honglai, brigade colonels Zuo Tingxiu, Tan Jialu, Wang Deyong, Cai Yutang, Huang Zufu, and Zuo Zhanyuan, battalion commanders Tao Deyu, Nie Zhangshou, Wang Decai, and Liu Chenjiu, colonels Wang Tianxi, Chen Yongfa, Zhao Buyun, Tan Liansheng, Hu Kesheng, and Tian Yugui, garrison commanders Qiu Zhengliang and Deng Qingyun, majors Xie Tinglan, Zhang Yukui, Yang Dade, and Hu Shiying, captains Xiao Enqing and Wang Chengji, staff officers Liu Yunhan and Xie Xuechang, sixth-rank military merits Li Zhanyuan, Tang Fuxing, and Tan Yiming, and others.