Song, Liao, and Jin · Aristocrat and Rebel

Tiebu 貼不

Attested AD 1063

Passages
2
Chapters
1
Histories
1

Overview

The translated histories identify Tiebu as an aristocrat and rebel. This record brings together 2 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Personal Tiebu 貼不 Tiebu
Title Prince of Wei 衛王

Identity

Historicity
Historical
Identification
Named
Sex
Male

Roles

  • Aristocrat
  • Rebel

Life and dates

Attested activity

  • Source Date: Text: 九年七月戊午 · Western Year: AD 1063
    Explicit event contextual date · liaoshi:022:s0020

Career and standing

  • Status: exile · Action: entered · Place: Zhen Prefecture / 鎮州 · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 九年七月癸亥 · Western Year: AD 1063
    Explicit · liaoshi:022:s0031
  • Status: commoner · Action: entered · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 九年七月癸亥 · Western Year: AD 1063
    Explicit · liaoshi:022:s0031
  • Status: stripped-of-rank · Action: entered · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 九年七月癸亥 · Western Year: AD 1063
    Explicit · liaoshi:022:s0031

Works and attributed material

  • Kind: plea · Role: speaker · Statement: coerced by Chongyuan and others
    Explicit · liaoshi:022:s0031

References in the histories

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History of Liao, Chapter 22Volume 22 Annals 22: Daozong 2 · 2 passages
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戊午，皇太叔重元與其子楚國王涅魯古及陳國王陳六、同知北院樞密使事蕭胡睹、衛王貼不、林牙涅剌溥古、統軍使蕭叠裏得、駙馬都尉參及弟術者、圖骨、旗鼓拽剌詳穩耶律郭九、文班太保奚叔、內藏提點烏骨、護衛左太保敵不古、按答、副宮使韓家奴、寶神奴等凡四百人，誘脅弩手軍犯行宮。 On wuwu day the imperial uncle Chongyuan with his son Prince of Chu Nielugu, Prince of Chen Chenliu, associate Northern Court privy commissioner Xiao Hudu, Prince of Wei Tiebu, linya Nielu Pugu, supreme commander Xiao Dielide, imperial son-in-law Can and his younger brother Muzhe, Tugu, drum-and-banner zhala detail-stable Yelü Guojiu, civil-class grand guardian Xi Shu, inner treasury intendant Wugu, Defender of the Left grand guardian Dibugu, Andada, deputy palace commissioner Han Jianu, Baoshennu, and others totaling four hundred men coerced crossbow troops to attack the mobile palace.