Qing · Named Individual

Zhang Lingtao 張令濤

Attested AD 1713

Passages: 7
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Zhang Lingtao was a Named Individual.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1713 五十二年
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 265, passage 242

Family

Sibling of Yuanlong (元隆)
elder brother 兄 · Uncertain siblings
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 265, passage 243

Career and standing

Accused
Implicated in maritime crime
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 265, passage 242

Places and affiliations

Polity Qing 清 · Relation Subject of
Strongly inferred · Draft History of Qing 265, passage 242
At Gali's staff 噶禮幕 · Relation Served in
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 265, passage 245
At Mou Qinyuan's yamen 欽元署中 · Relation Resided in
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 265, passages 242, 247

Events and relationships

Sued for seizing house
Legal · Accused · With Gu Xieyi (顧協一)
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 265, passage 247

Source notes

Historicity historical
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 265, passage 242

References in the histories

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 265Volume 265 Biographies 52: Tang Bin, Lu Longqi, Zhang Boxing · 7 passages

未幾，伯行劾欽元匿通海罪人張令濤署中，請逮治。 Soon afterward Boxing impeached Qinyuan for hiding Zhang Lingtao, a man implicated in maritime crime, in his offices and asked that he be arrested.

令濤兄元隆居上海，造海船，出入海洋，擁厚貲，結納豪貴。 Lingtao's brother Yuanlong lived in Shanghai, built seagoing ships, traded on the ocean, amassed great wealth, and cultivated ties with the powerful.

是時令濤在噶禮幕，元隆稱病不就逮，獄未竟而死於家。 Lingtao was then on Gali's staff. Yuanlong pleaded illness and evaded arrest, then died at home before trial ended.

會上海縣民顧協一訴令濤據其房屋，別有水寨數處窩藏海賊，稱令濤今居欽元署中。 Then a Shanghai county man named Gu Xieyi sued Lingtao for seizing his house and said several river strongholds harbored pirates; he reported Lingtao was living in Qinyuan's offices.

上命總督赫壽察審，赫壽庇令濤，以通賊無證聞； The emperor ordered Governor Hesou to investigate. Hesou protected Lingtao and reported no evidence of collusion with pirates;

復命鵬翮及副都御史阿錫鼐按其事，鵬翮等奏元隆、令濤皆良民，請奪伯行官。 Penghe and Vice Censor-in-Chief A Xitai were sent next. They reported Yuanlong and Lingtao were honest men and asked that Boxing be dismissed.

令濤乃顧協一首告，若其不實，例應坐誣； Lingtao was first accused by Gu Xieyi. If the charge is false, Gu should be punished for false accusation;