Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Prince of Lanling

Prince Changgong of Lanling 長恭

Zhǎnggōng

First attested AD 550; died AD 573

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29
Chapters
4
Histories
1

Overview

Prince Changgong of Lanling was a prince of Lanling.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Personal name Gao Changgong 高長恭 Gao Changgong
Posthumous name Wu
Alternate name Xiaoguan 孝瓘 Xiaoguan

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Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Key source chapters

  1. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 11 Volume 11 Biographies 3: Six Princes of Wenxiang 25 passages
  2. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 16 Volume 16 Biographies 8: Duan Rong; Duan Shao 2 passages
  3. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 5 Volume 5 Annals 5: Emperor Fei 1 passage
  4. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 7 Volume 7 Annals 7: Emperor Wucheng 1 passage

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Source notes

References in the histories

29 passages

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 5Volume 5 Annals 5: Emperor Fei · 1 passage
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 7Volume 7 Annals 7: Emperor Wucheng · 1 passage
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 11Volume 11 Biographies 3: Six Princes of Wenxiang · 25 passages
芒山之敗,長恭為中軍,率五百騎再入周軍,遂至金墉之下,被圍甚急,城上人弗識,長恭免冑示之面,乃下弩手救之,於是大捷。 At the defeat at Mang Mountain, Changgong served as central army commander; leading five hundred horsemen he entered the Zhou army a second time and reached beneath the walls of Jinyong; besieged in extreme peril, those on the walls did not recognize him; Changgong removed his helmet to show his face, and only then did they lower crossbowmen to rescue him — whereupon there was a great victory.
Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 16Volume 16 Biographies 8: Duan Rong; Duan Shao · 2 passages