Qing · Official and Governor-General

Yang Yingju 楊應琚

First attested AD 1752; died AD 1767

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29
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Yang Yingju was an official and Governor-General.

PeriodQing
IdentityHistorical · Male

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Peizhi 佩之 Peizhi

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  1. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 327 Volume 327 Biographies 114: Liu Zao, Yang Yingju, Yang Zhongying, Su Erxiang, Ming Rui 26 passages
  2. 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 2 passages
  3. Draft History of Qing, Chapter 356 Volume 356 Biographies 143: Hong Liangji, Guan Shiming, Gu Jiqi, Li Zhongzhao, Shi Chengzao 1 passage

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29 passages

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 311Volume 311 Biographies 98: Ha Pan Long, Ren Ju, Ye Da Xiong, Ma Liangzhu, Ben Jin Zhong, Liu Shun · 2 passages
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 327Volume 327 Biographies 114: Liu Zao, Yang Yingju, Yang Zhongying, Su Erxiang, Ming Rui · 26 passages
復以陝、甘非一督能治,請更西安總督為川陝總督,四川總督為巡撫,甘肅巡撫為總督,上遂命應琚督甘肅,陝西提鎮受節制,進太子太師。 He further argued that Shaanxi and Gansu were beyond the capacity of a single governor-general to govern, and requested that the Xi'an governor-general be renamed Sichuan-Shaanxi governor-general, the Sichuan governor-general be reduced to provincial governor, and the Gansu governor be promoted to governor-general. The Emperor then ordered Yingju to govern Gansu with Shaanxi's commanders and brigades under his command, and promoted him to Grand Tutor of the Heir Apparent.
會福靈安先被命廉軍事,具言宏榜諸人失守狀,應琚亦劾德成等遲留不進,於是俱逮問,而以楊寧為提督,且以應琚不勝任,召明瑞代統其軍。 At the time Fuling'an had already been ordered to investigate military affairs in detail; he reported how Hongbang and others had lost their posts. Yingju also impeached Decheng and others for delay in advancing; they were all arrested and brought up for interrogation. Yang Ning was made Regional Commander-in-Chief, and because Yingju was unfit for his post, Ming Rui was summoned to take command of the army.
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 356Volume 356 Biographies 143: Hong Liangji, Guan Shiming, Gu Jiqi, Li Zhongzhao, Shi Chengzao · 1 passage