Sui and Tang · General and Military Governor

Wu Chongyin 烏重胤

Attested AD 827 - AD 828

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Wu Chongyin was a general and Military Governor.

Life and dates

Death

Directly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 198

Attested activity

AD 827 to AD 828 烏重胤…卒
Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 213, passages 186, 189, 198

Career and standing

military governor replacing Tongjie 代之
Appointed
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 186

Events and relationships

Ordered to attack
Military · Commander · With Li Tongjie (李同捷) · At Yun and Qi 鄆、齊
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 189

References in the histories

New Book of Tang, Chapter 213Volume 213 Biographies 138: Buffer Regions: the Black, Green, and Yellow Seas · 3 passages

俄而文宗立，同捷以帝新嗣位，必大開貸示四方，乃遣弟同志、同巽入朝，而使其屬崔長奉表請命，有詔拜兗海節度使，以烏重胤代之。 When Wenzong succeeded, Tongjie assumed a new emperor would show leniency; he sent his brothers Tongzhi and Tongxun to court and had Cui Chang petition for confirmation—but the edict named him Yan-Hai governor and sent Wu Chongyin to replace him.

乃下詔削官爵，命重胤率鄆、齊兵進討。 The court stripped his titles and ordered Wu Chongyin to lead Yun and Qi forces against him.

自重胤卒後，李寰、傳良弼不終事，更以左金吾衛大將軍李祐代，而智興將李君謀以輕兵絕河，夜殘無棣，降饒安壁五千兵。 After Wu Chongyin died, Li Huan and Fu Liangbi failed to finish the job; Li You of the Left Golden Crow Guard replaced them; Zhixing's Li Junmou crossed the river with light troops, raided Wudi by night, and induced five thousand men at Raoyan to surrender.