Yuan · Rebel

Qaidu 海都

Hǎidū

Attested AD 1268 - AD 1301

Passages: 10
Chapters: 5
Histories: 1

Overview

Qaidu was a rebel.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1275 至元十二年十二月
Directly stated · History of Yuan 203, passage 47
AD 1275 至元十二年八月
Directly stated · History of Yuan 203, passage 45
AD 1301 大德五年
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 139, passage 7
AD 1294 to AD 1301 成宗即位後討海都
Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passages 183-184
AD 1268 to AD 1301 海都之亂
Directly stated · History of Yuan 177, passage 86
AD 1301 篤哇叛于海都
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 118, passage 225

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AD 1276 to AD 1301 至元十三年至大德五年
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 117, passages 57, 85

Key source chapters

Places and affiliations

Polity Id yuan · Relation Opposed
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 139, passage 7
Polity Id yuan · Relation Opposed
Directly stated · History of Yuan 203, passage 45

Events and relationships

Invaded
AD 1290 至元二十七年 · Invasion · Invader
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 75
Joined forces with Duwa and invaded
AD 1301 大德五年 · Invasion · Co invader · With Duwa (篤哇)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 117, passage 85
Rebel prince opposed by Manzitai
Military · Rebel
Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passage 184
Rebelled with
AD 1301 大德五年 · Rebellion · Ally · With Duwa (篤哇)
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 118, passage 225
Rebelled
Military · Rebel
Directly stated · History of Yuan 177, passage 86

Source notes

Historicity historical
Directly stated · History of Yuan 118, passages 184, 225; History of Yuan 139, passage 7; History of Yuan 177, passage 86; History of Yuan 203, passage 45

References in the histories

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History

10 passages

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

八魯渾拔都兒、粘闿與海都通，相率引去，王遣牙忽都將兵追之，擒八魯渾等以獻。 Baluqun Batu'er and Nenkai were in league with Qaidu and withdrew their forces together; the prince sent Yahudou in pursuit, seized Baluqun and his fellows, and presented them as captives.

二十一年，命與禿禿哈同討海都，牙忽都先進，邏得諜人，知其虛實，直前沖敵陣，破其精兵，海都敗走，得所俘掠軍民而還。 In the twenty-first year he was ordered to campaign against Qaidu alongside Tutuqa. Yahudou led the advance, took spies on the march and learned the enemy's strength, drove straight into their line, shattered their elite force, and put Qaidu to flight, recovering the soldiers and civilians who had been carried off before returning in triumph.

二十七年，海都入寇。 In the twenty-seventh year Qaidu invaded.

大德五年，海都、篤哇合軍入寇，脫列帖木兒將兵千人擁護，先後力戰，功多，在軍十年。 In the fifth year of Dade, Qaidu and Duwa joined forces and invaded; Tele Temür commanded a thousand men in the imperial guard, fought again and again with distinction, and served in the field for ten years.

History of Yuan, Chapter 118Volume 118 Biographies 5: Texuechan, Beitu, Alawusitijihuli · 2 passages

奉旨率本部兵討叛王海都、篤哇，既與之遇，方約戰，行伍未定，單騎突入陣中，往復數四，敵兵大擾，一戰遂大捷。 Ordered to lead his tribesmen against the rebel princes Qaidu and Duwa, he met the enemy just as battle was forming. Before the ranks were set he charged alone into their lines several times, threw them into disorder, and won a great victory.

篤哇叛于海都，帝遣晉王甘麻剌并武宗帥師討之。 When Duwa rebelled with Qaidu, the emperor sent Prince of Jin Gamala and Wuzong at the head of an army to suppress them.

History of Yuan, Chapter 139Volume 139 Biographies 26: Naimantai, Duo'erzhi, Duo'erzhiban, Alutu, Niudegai · 1 passage

大德五年，奉命征海都、朵哇，以功赐貂裘白金，授宣徽院使，阶荣禄大夫。 In the fifth year of Dade he was ordered to campaign against Kaidu and Duwa. For his service he received a sable coat and white silver, was appointed superintendent of the Imperial Household Directorate, and was given the rank of grand master for splendid happiness.

History of Yuan, Chapter 177Volume 177 Biographies 64: Zhang Siming, Wu Yuangui, Zhang Sheng, Zang Mengjie, Chen Hao · 1 passage

初，詔發軍萬人屯田稱海以實邊，海都之亂，被俘者眾，至是頗有來歸者，飢寒不能存，至鬻子以活。 Earlier ten thousand soldiers had been sent to garrison Chenghai and strengthen the frontier. Many had been captured in Haidu's rebellion; now a number were returning home, but hunger and cold drove some to sell their children to survive.

History of Yuan, Chapter 203Volume 203 Biographies 90: Medicine and Divination, Arts and Crafts · 2 passages

八月，以海都為邊患，遣皇子北平王那木罕、丞相安童征之，忠良奏曰：「不吉，將有叛者。」 In the eighth month, with Haidu threatening the frontier, the Prince of Beiping Namuhan and Chancellor Antong were dispatched against him. Zhongliang warned, "The omens are bad — rebellion will follow."

十二月，諸王昔里吉劫皇子、丞相以入海都，帝召忠良曰：「朕幾信讒言罪汝，今如汝言，汝祀神致禱，雖黃金朕所不吝。」 In the twelfth month Prince Shiregi seized the prince and chancellor and delivered them to Haidu. The emperor summoned Zhongliang: "I nearly believed your enemies and punished you; events have proved you right. Pray to the spirits on our behalf — ask for whatever gold you need."