Liu Qia (劉洽) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Liu Qia as a general. This record brings together 4 passages from 2 chapters across 2 histories, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Liu Qia	劉洽	Liú Qià
Personal name	Liu Qia	劉洽	Liú Qià
Personal	Liu Qia	劉洽	Liu Qia
Given	Qia	洽	Qia

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Explicit · jiutangshu:130:s0154

Roles

General

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 屯東門 · Western Year: AD 784
Explicit event contextual date · xintangshu:141:s0093
Source Date: Text: 興元 · Western Year: AD 784
Explicit event contextual date · jiutangshu:130:s0154

References in the histories

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Old Book of Tang, Chapter 130Volume 126 Biographies 76: Li Kui, Li Han, Chen Shaoyou, Lu Yue, Pei Xu · 1 passage

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無何，劉洽收汴州，得希烈偽起居註「某月日陳少遊上表歸順。」 Before long Liu Qia recovered Bianzhou and found among Xilie's papers a false court diary entry: "On such-and-such a day Chen Shaoyou submitted a memorial of submission."

New Book of Tang, Chapter 141Volume 141 Biographies 66: Cui, Deng, Wei, Wei, Li Han, Lu, Gao · 3 passages

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澄引兵將取汴，屯其北門不敢進，及劉洽師屯東門，賊將田懷珍納之。 Li Cheng led troops intending to take Bian, camped at its north gate and dared not advance; when Liu Qia's army camped at the east gate, the rebel general Tian Huaizhen surrendered to him.

比澄入，洽已保子城矣。 By the time Cheng entered, He had already held the inner city.

劉洽以兵屯境上，遣使諭止，遂自戢，然道閉者半月。 Liu Qia stationed troops on the border and sent envoys to instruct him to stop; Kening then restrained himself, yet the roads remained closed for half a month.