Overview
Li Shigu was a warlord and Military Governor.
Life and dates
Death
- AD 806 元和初Directly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 55
Attested activity
- AD 806 元和初Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 213, passage 55
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Sibling of Li Shidao (李師道)elder half-brother 異母兄 · Paternal half siblings
younger half-brother 異母弟 · Paternal half siblingsDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 56 - Child of Mother of Li Shigu (李師古母)mother 母Strongly inferred · New Book of Tang 213, passage 56
- Child of Li Na (李納)son 子Directly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 38
- Kinship Role concubines · Count 2 · 妾媵 ennobled as state ladies; exact count unstatedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 49
Career and standing
- acting Grand Mentor 檢校司徒AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 54
- co-director of the Secretariat-Chancellery 同中書門下平章事AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 49
- great general of the Right Golden Crow Guard 右金吾衛大將軍AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 40
- military governor of his own army 本軍節度使AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 40
- Palace Attendant 侍中AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 54
- prefect of Qing Prefecture 青州刺史AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 39
Show 2 more source-backed claims
- Grand Preceptor 太傅Posthumously grantedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 55
- Near deathIllDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 44
Places and affiliations
- Tang 唐Relation ServedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 40
Works and attributed material
- Accused Yuansu of forging testamentDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passages 51-52
- Warned against Shidao successionDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passages 57, 59, 61-62
Events and relationships
- Demolished Three ForksPolitical · SubmitterDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 47
- Ordered stranglingDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 48
- SentDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 45
- Threatened punitive expeditionDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 53
Source notes
- Appointed through hereditary yin privilege.Directly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 39
- With Du You and Li Luan obtained privilege to ennoble concubines as state ladies.Directly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 49
References in the histories
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