Overview
Li Jing was a ruler.
IdentityHistorical · Male
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- Polity Southern Tang 南唐 · Relation Ruled
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Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 116Volume 116 Book of Later Zhou 18: Shizong Annals 3 · 5 passages
江南國主李景表送先隔過朝廷兵士一百五十人至行在。
Li Jing of Jiangnan returned one hundred fifty Zhou soldiers who had been stranded behind enemy lines.
丙午，江南國主李景遣其臣偽司空孫晟、偽禮部尚書王崇質等奉表來上，仍進金一千兩、銀十萬兩、羅綺二千匹，又進賞給將士茶絹金銀羅帛等。
On bingwu Li Jing sent Sun Sheng, Wang Chongzhi, and other envoys with a memorial and tribute of a thousand liang of gold, a hundred thousand liang of silver, two thousand bolts of silk, and gifts of tea, silk, and precious goods for the troops.
辛亥，賜江南李景書曰：
On xinhai the Emperor sent Li Jing of Jiangnan a letter that read:
初，李景遣鐘謨、李德明奉表至行闕，使人面奏云：「本國主願割壽、濠、泗、楚、光、海六州之地，歸於大朝。」
Earlier Li Jing had sent Zhong Mo and Li Deming with a memorial; their envoy reported that Li Jing offered to cede Shou, Hao, Si, Chu, Guang, and Hai to Great Zhou."
帝許之，乃令李德明、王崇質賫此書以賜李景。
The Emperor agreed and sent Li Deming and Wang Chongzhi to deliver this letter to Li Jing.