Li Siqi (李思齊) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Li Siqi as a general, named individual, and warlord. This record brings together 4 passages from 3 chapters across 2 histories, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Li Siqi	李思齊	Lǐ Sīqí
Personal name	Li Siqi	李思齊	Lǐ Sīqí
Personal	Li Siqi	李思齊
Personal name	Li Siqi	李思齊

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Explicit · mingshi:122:s0105
Sex: male
Strongly inferred · yuanshi:207:s0042

Roles

General
Named Individual
Warlord

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: chapter dated context · Western Year: AD 1362
Explicit event contextual date · yuanshi:207:s0042
Source Date: Text: 二十一年夏 · Western Year: AD 1361
Explicit event contextual date · mingshi:122:s0138
Source Date: Text: 十七年 · Western Year: AD 1357
Explicit event contextual date · mingshi:122:s0105
Source Date: Text: 至正二十五年 · Western Year: AD 1365
Explicit · yuanshi:117:s0112

Places and affiliations

Polity Id: yuan · Relation: active-in
Strongly inferred · yuanshi:207:s0042
Polity Id: yuan · Relation: served
Explicit · mingshi:122:s0105

Events and relationships

Kind: detention · Role: blocker · Action: barred Kuanchepuhua from going to the capital and forced him to farm at Chengzhou
Explicit · yuanshi:117:s0112

References in the histories

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History of Ming, Chapter 122Volume 122 Biographies 10: · 2 passages

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白不信、大刀敖、李喜喜陷興元，遂入鳳翔，屢為察罕帖木兒、李思齊所破，走入蜀。 Bai Buxin, Dadao Ao, and Li Xixi took Xingyuan and entered Fengxiang, but were repeatedly defeated by Chaghan Temür and Li Siqi and driven into Sichuan.

二十一年夏，兩人叛去，降于李思齊。 In the summer of year 21 (1361), the two defected and surrendered to Li Siqi.

History of Yuan, Chapter 117Volume 117 Biographies 4: Belgutei, Jochi, Tula, Yahudou, Kuanchepuhua, Tiemu'er Buhua · 1 passage

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二十五年，侯伯顏答失奉寬徹普化自雲南經蜀轉戰而去，至成州，欲之京師，李思齊以取蜀為名，扼不令行，俾屯田於成州以沒。 In the twenty-fifth year Hou Berdadashi conducted Kuanchepuhua from Yunnan through Shu, fighting their way north to Chengzhou. When he wished to proceed to the capital, Li Siqi, on the pretext of recovering Shu, barred his way and set him to farming at Chengzhou, where he died.

History of Yuan, Chapter 207Volume 207 Biographies 94: Rebellious Ministers · 1 passage

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張良弼來受節制，李思齊遣兵攻良弼于武功，良弼伏兵大破之。 Zhang Liangbi placed himself under his command. When Li Siqi sent troops against Liangbi at Wugong, Liangbi ambushed them and won a crushing victory.