Ming · Rebel Leader

Ji Guansuo 姬关锁

Attested AD 1632

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Ji Guansuo was a rebel Leader.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1632 十月
Dated from the passage context · History of Ming 268, passages 53, 60

Places and affiliations

Polity Ming 明 · Relation Rebelled against
Strongly inferred · History of Ming 268, passage 60

Events and relationships

Invaded
Military · Chief · At Shanxi 山西
Directly stated · History of Ming 268, passage 60

References in the histories

History of Ming, Chapter 268Volume 268 Biographies 156: Cao Wenzhao, Zhou Yuji, Huang Degong · 1 passage

當是時，賊見陜兵盛，多流入山西，其魁紫金梁、混世王、姬關鎖、八大王、曹操、闖塌天、興加哈利七大部，多者萬人，少亦半之，蹂躪汾州、太原、平陽。 Seeing Shaanxi's armies strong, most rebels poured into Shanxi under seven major chiefs—Purple-Gold Beam, World-Wrecker King, Ji Guansuo, Eight Great Kings, Cao Cao, Rush-the-Sky, and Xing Jiaha Li—hosts of up to ten thousand men or half that, ravaging Fenzhou, Taiyuan, and Pingyang.