Song, Liao, and Jin · General and Official

Liu Yanqing 劉延慶

First attested AD 1100; died AD 1126

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Liu Yanqing was a general and Official.

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History of Song, Chapter 357Volume 357 Biographies 116: He Guan, Li Xijing, Wang Yun, Tan Shiji, Mei Zhili, Cheng Zhen, Liu Yanqing · 12 passages
延慶營于盧溝南,幹分兵斷餉道,擒護糧將王淵,得漢軍二人,蔽其目,留帳中,夜半偽相語曰:「聞漢軍十萬壓吾境,吾師三倍,敵之有餘。 Yanqing encamped south of the Lu Gou. Gan divided his forces to cut the supply route, captured the grain escort general Wang Yuan, and took two Han soldiers. He blindfolded them and kept them in his tent. At midnight he feigned conversation: "I hear a hundred thousand Han troops press our border. Our army is triple theirs—more than enough to handle the enemy.