Qing · General

Wen Fu 溫福

First attested AD 1736; died AD 1773

Passages
43
Chapters
5
Histories
1

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Wen Fu was a general.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Lüsui 履綏 Lüsui

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Key source chapters

  1. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 326 Volume 326 Biographies 113: Kai Tai, A Er Tai, Gui Lin, Wen Fu 20 passages
  2. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 329 Volume 329 Biographies 116: Song Yuanjun, Xue Cong, Zhang Zhiyuan, Dong Tianbi, Chai Daji 11 passages
  3. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 318 Volume 318 Biographies 105: A Gui, A Di Si, A Bi Da 7 passages
  4. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 311 Volume 311 Biographies 98: Ha Pan Long, Ren Ju, Ye Da Xiong, Ma Liangzhu, Ben Jin Zhong, Liu Shun 4 passages
  5. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 133 Volume 133 Treatises 108: Military 4, Local Militia 1 passage

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43 passages

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 133Volume 133 Treatises 108: Military 4, Local Militia · 1 passage
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 311Volume 311 Biographies 98: Ha Pan Long, Ren Ju, Ye Da Xiong, Ma Liangzhu, Ben Jin Zhong, Liu Shun · 4 passages
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 318Volume 318 Biographies 105: A Gui, A Di Si, A Bi Da · 7 passages
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 326Volume 326 Biographies 113: Kai Tai, A Er Tai, Gui Lin, Wen Fu · 20 passages
上責阿爾泰議非是,決策用兵,令定邊右副將軍溫福視師,佐以侍郎桂林,諭斥阿爾泰掩飾偷安,奪大學士、總督,留軍治餉,以桂林代為總督。 The emperor rejected Aertai's proposal, decided to use force, appointed Pacification Commissioner on the Right Wen Fu to command the campaign with Vice Minister Guilin as his deputy, rebuked Aertai for covering up problems and seeking an easy peace, stripped him of his grand secretary and governor-general posts, kept him with the army to manage supplies, and replaced him with Guilin as governor-general.
桂林議乘索諾木兵力未備、革布什咱人心未定,與元俊分兵五道並進,並約將軍溫福合擊,密令革布什咱降酋旺勒丹等約其戚加琿爾為內應,遂收革布什咱寨落七十餘裡。 Guilin proposed striking while Suonuomu's forces were unprepared and Gebushizan loyalties unsettled; he and Yuanjun advanced in five columns, coordinated with General Wen Fu for a joint attack, and secretly ordered surrendered chieftain Wangleidan to arrange inside support through his kinsman Jiahuer, recovering more than seventy li of Gebushizan stockades.
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 329Volume 329 Biographies 116: Song Yuanjun, Xue Cong, Zhang Zhiyuan, Dong Tianbi, Chai Daji · 11 passages
金川頭人七圖葛拉爾思甲布等以千餘人詐降,溫福使與廝養雜處,因誘諸降人為變,諗底木達兵弱無後援,六月乙丑朔,潛自山後擁眾攻底木達,天弼率所部二百人抽刀力戰,至夜半,賊以鳥槍數百環擊,殺之。 The Jinchuan headmen Qitu Gela'ersijia and others feigned surrender with over a thousand men. Wenfu quartered them among the servants, then incited the surrendered men to revolt. Learning that Dimuda was thinly held and unsupported, on the first day of the sixth month they secretly massed behind the hills and struck Dimuda. Tianbi led his two hundred men in a desperate blade fight. By midnight the rebels ringed them with hundreds of muskets and killed him.