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Xu Tiande was a rebel.
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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 361Volume 361 Biographies 148: Liu Qing, Fu Nai, Yan Ruyi Son: Zheng Ji · 4 passages
繼從總督英善剿達州匪徐天德，數捷，率鄉勇羅思舉赴賊營諭降羅其清，未得要領；
He next served under Governor Yingshan against the Dazhou rebel Xu Tiande, won several victories, and took the militia leader Luo Siju to the rebel camp to urge Luo Qiqi to surrender, but gained no firm pledge;
而徐天德與王三槐、冷天祿合陷東鄉，二年春，始復之，遂署東鄉。
Meanwhile Xu Tiande, Wang Sanhuai, and Leng Tianlu together overran Dongxiang; in spring of the second year the place was retaken, and Qing was appointed to administer it.
進克清谿場，擒賊黨王學禮，天德之舅也，言天德與王三槐皆有歸順意。
He advanced and captured Qingxi Field, seizing the partisan Wang Xueli, Xu Tiande's uncle by marriage, who reported that Xu and Wang Sanhuai were both inclined to surrender.
賊竄通江、巴州，與徐天德、王三槐合，清所部鄉勇增至千餘人，桂涵、李子青等皆驍勇善戰，偕諸軍擊賊，疊有殲獲，羅、冉二匪漸蹙。
The rebels slipped into Tongjiang and Bazhou and united with Xu Tiande and Wang Sanhuai; Qing's militia swelled past a thousand, with Gui Han, Li Ziqing, and others all seasoned fighters; fighting with the regular forces they piled up kills and captures until the Luo and Ran bands were nearly spent.