Five Dynasties · Ruler

Li Congke 李從珂

Attested AD 934

Passages: 4
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Li Congke was a ruler.

Other names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Posthumous name	Deposed Emperor	廢帝

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 934 潞王從珂反於鳳翔；廢帝入立
Directly stated · New History of the Five Dynasties 22, passages 96, 99

Career and standing

Prince of Lu 潞王
Held
Directly stated · New History of the Five Dynasties 22, passage 96
AD 934 廢帝入立
Directly stated · New History of the Five Dynasties 22, passage 99

Events and relationships

Rebelled
AD 934 潞王從珂反於鳳翔 · Military · Rebel · At Fengxiang 鳳翔
Directly stated · New History of the Five Dynasties 22, passage 96

References in the histories

New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 22Volume 22 Later Liang Biographies 2: Kang Huaiying, Liu Xun, Niu Cunjie, Zhang Guiba, Wang Zhongshi, Xu Huaiyu · 4 passages

潞王從珂反於鳳翔，時遂雍為西京副留守，留守王思同率諸鎮兵討鳳翔，戰敗東歸，遂雍閉門不內，悉封府庫以待潞王。 When Li Congke, Prince of Lu, rose at Fengxiang, Sui Yong was deputy intendant of the Western Capital. Wang Sitong marched the circuit armies against him, was beaten, and retreated east; Sui Yong shut the gates, sealed the treasury, and waited for Congke.

潞王前軍至者，悉以金帛給之。 He paid out gold and silk to every vanguard unit that arrived.

潞王見遂雍，握手流涕，由是事無大小皆與圖議。 Congke met Sui Yong with clasped hands and tears; from then on every weighty matter passed through him.

廢帝入立，拜遂雍淄州刺史，以鄩兄琪之子遂清代遂雍為西京副留守。 When the Deposed Emperor took the throne, Sui Yong was made prefect of Zibo; Sui Qing, son of Xun’s elder brother Qi, replaced him as deputy intendant of the Western Capital.