Overview
Li Chi was a Military Officer and Rebel.
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 822 長慶二年Dated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 160, passages 208, 211
Career and standing
- civil prefect 郡守AD 822 長慶二年 · AppointedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passage 232
- commander-in-chief 都將AD 822 長慶二年 · HeldDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passage 211
- acting governor 留後AD 822 長慶二年 · InstalledDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passages 211, 231
- SufferedAD 822 長慶二年 · Carbuncle illnessDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passages 213, 233
Places and affiliations
- Polity Tang 唐 · Relation Rebelled againstDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passage 212
Events and relationships
- Beheaded and head sent to capitalDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passage 233
- Entrusted troops toDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passage 213
- Installed as acting governor after ousting li yuanDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passage 211
- Sent back to capitalAD 822 長慶二年 · Legal · Sent to capital · At the capital 京師Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passage 214
- AD 822 長慶二年Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passage 231
Assessments and attributes
- carbuncle broke out on the head/brainIllnessDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passages 213, 233
Source notes
- sent alive to the capital versus beheaded and head transmitted to the capitalField fate-after-illnessDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passages 214, 233
- s0232 writes 誌 where the surrounding narrative names 絺 (Chi) as the one seeking the commander's sealField given-name-characterDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 160, passage 232
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