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Wang Tingzhao was a rebel.
IdentityHistorical · Male
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- Polity Qing 清 · Relation Rebelled against
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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 346Volume 346 Biographies 133: Heng Rui, Qing Cheng, Qi Shi Wu, Fu Zhina, Liang Lu · 5 passages
於是賊分竄，由河南入陝，恆瑞追賊至山陽，遇王廷詔、李全等，擊走之。
The rebels then scattered, slipping from Henan into Shaanxi; Heng Rui pursued them to Shanyang, met Wang Tingzhao, Li Quan, and their bands, and drove them back.
廷詔、全復與賊之富合趨紫陽，渡漢江，恆瑞坐縱賊，奪花翎。
Tingzhao and Quan rejoined Zhifu and made for Ziyang, crossing the Han; Heng Rui was blamed for letting them get away and lost his peacock feather.
賊遂分路入川，廷詔竄開縣、雲陽、萬縣，犯夔州，西與大寧賊響應，恆瑞追及，連敗之，乃竄太平。
The rebels then fanned into Sichuan; Tingzhao raided through Kai, Yunyang, and Wan counties, struck at Kuizhou, and linked up with the Daning rebels in the west; Heng Rui caught up, defeated them repeatedly, and finally drove them toward Taiping.
廷詔等奔紫陽，與惠齡夾擊敗之。
Tingzhao and his band fled to Ziyang, where Huiling and Heng Rui caught them in a converging attack and routed them.
十二月，破王廷詔於保寧，進解營山圍。
In the twelfth month he routed Wang Tingzhao at Baoning and marched to relieve the siege of Yingshan.