Ming · Ming General

Yang Qi 杨麒

Attested AD 1632

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Yang Qi was a Ming General.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1632 十月
Dated from the passage context · History of Ming 268, passages 49-50, 53, 56

Career and standing

Guyuan regional commander 固原总兵
Held · Jurisdiction Guyuan 固原
Directly stated · History of Ming 268, passage 49
ranked after Jiamo in merit 又次之
Reported
Directly stated · History of Ming 268, passage 56

Places and affiliations

Polity Ming 明 · Relation Served
Strongly inferred · History of Ming 268, passage 49

Events and relationships

Defeated
Military · Commander · At Tiger-and-Rhino Hollow, Ganquan 甘泉虎兕凹 · With Cao Wenzhao (曹文诏)
Directly stated · History of Ming 268, passage 49
Pursued
Military · Commander · At Ankou River, Chongxin Kiln, and Baimao Mountain 安口河、崇信窯、白茅山
Directly stated · History of Ming 268, passage 50

References in the histories

History of Ming, Chapter 268Volume 268 Biographies 156: Cao Wenzhao, Zhou Yuji, Huang Degong · 3 passages

尋與寧夏總兵賀虎臣、固原總兵楊麒破賊甘泉之虎兕凹。 Soon he joined Ningxia commander He Huchen and Guyuan commander Yang Qi in defeating the rebels at Tiger-and-Rhino Hollow in Ganquan.

麒復追賊安口河、崇信窯、白茅山，皆大獲。 Qi pursued them further at Ankou River, Chongxin Kiln, and Baimao Mountain, winning major victories at each place.

巡撫御史範復粹匯奏首功凡三萬六千六百有奇，文詔功第一，嘉謨次之，承恩、麒又次之。 Censor-grand coordinator Fan Fucui reported a combined head count of more than 36,600; Wenzhao ranked first in merit, Jiamo second, Chengen and Qi after them.