Qing · Naval Commander and Military Officer

Qiu Lianggong 邱良功

First attested AD 1797; died AD 1817

Passages
19
Chapters
3
Histories
1

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Qiu Lianggong was a Naval Commander and Military Officer.

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Posthumous name Gangyong 剛勇

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  1. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 350 Volume 350 Biographies 137: Li Changgeng Son: Ting Yu, Hu Zhensheng, Wang Delu, Qiu Lianggong, Chen Buyun, Xu Songnian, Huang Biao, Lin Guoliang, Xu Tinggui 17 passages
  2. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 359 Volume 359 Biographies 146: Yue Qi, Jing Daoqian, Xie Qikun, Li Diantu, Zhang Shicheng, Wang Shaolan, Li Yichou, Qian Kai, He Shunwu 1 passage
  3. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 364 Volume 364 Biographies 151: Ruan Yuan, Wang Tingzhen, Tang Jinzhao 1 passage

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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 350Volume 350 Biographies 137: Li Changgeng Son: Ting Yu, Hu Zhensheng, Wang Delu, Qiu Lianggong, Chen Buyun, Xu Songnian, Huang Biao, Lin Guoliang, Xu Tinggui · 17 passages
牽東南走,追至黑水洋,合擊累日,良功以浙舟駢列賊舟東,得祿率閩舟列浙舟東,戰酣,良功舟傷暫退,得祿舟進,附牽舟,諸賊黨隔不得援。 Qian fled southeast, and they pursued him to the Black Water Sea, where they fought together for days. Lianggong arrayed the Zhejiang fleet east of the pirate ships while Delu led the Fujian fleet to the east of the Zhejiang line. In the heat of battle Lianggong's ship was damaged and withdrew briefly. Delu pressed forward, grappled Qian's vessel, and cut off the pirate reinforcements.
從良功追蔡牽,步雲以四十人駕舟徑逼牽艦鏖鬥,舟小不相當,見兩提督至,亟投火罐焚賊艦,以長戟鉤舷,率數卒躍登,短兵相搏,殲牽妻及其黨。 Serving under Lianggong in the pursuit of Cai Qian, Buyun took forty men in a small boat straight at Qian's flagship. Though his craft was no match in size, when the two commanders-in-chief arrived he hurled fire pots onto the pirate ship, hooked its rail with a long halberd, led a handful of men aboard, fought at close quarters, and killed Qian's wife and her followers.
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 359Volume 359 Biographies 146: Yue Qi, Jing Daoqian, Xie Qikun, Li Diantu, Zhang Shicheng, Wang Shaolan, Li Yichou, Qian Kai, He Shunwu · 1 passage
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 364Volume 364 Biographies 151: Ruan Yuan, Wang Tingzhen, Tang Jinzhao · 1 passage