Qing · Official and Administrator

Li Diantu 李殿圖

First attested AD 1736; died AD 1812

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Li Diantu was an official and Administrator.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Huanfu 桓符 Huanfu
Posthumous name Wensu 文肅 Wénsù

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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 359Volume 359 Biographies 146: Yue Qi, Jing Daoqian, Xie Qikun, Li Diantu, Zhang Shicheng, Wang Shaolan, Li Yichou, Qian Kai, He Shunwu · 10 passages
卓泥土司與四川松潘、漳臘各番爭噶噶固山界,殿圖輕騎履勘,歷小洮河、丈八嶺、鸚哥口,皆人跡罕到,群番導行,片語判決,立石達魚山頂而還。 The Zhuotu chieftain disputed the boundary of Gagagu Mountain with the Songpan and Zhangla tribes of Sichuan. Diantu rode out lightly to survey on foot, crossing the Little Tao River, Zhangba Ridge, and Parrot Pass—places scarcely touched by travelers—with tribal guides; he settled the dispute in a few words, erected a boundary stone atop Dayu Mountain, and returned.