Overview
Zhifang was a Military Officer.
Life and dates
Death
- AD 881 to AD 885 中和歲Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 129
Attested activity
- AD 857 十一年Dated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 125
- AD 849 三年冬Dated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 123
- AD 881 to AD 885 中和歲Dated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 127
- AD 860 to AD 874 咸通中Dated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 126
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Zhongwu (仲武)father 父
son 子Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 121
Career and standing
- General of the Golden Guard 金吾將軍AD 849 三年冬 · AppointedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 123
- Sima of Liuzhou 柳州司馬Demoted toDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 124
- commander of the Feathered Forest Guard 羽林統軍AD 860 to AD 874 咸通中 · HeldDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 126
- vice military governor of Youzhou 幽州節度副使InheritedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 121
- General of the Right Martial Guard 右驍衛將軍AD 857 十一年 · TransferredDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 125
- EnteredKilledDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 129
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- demotion for repeated offenses 以罪累貶DemotedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 124
Places and affiliations
- Tang 唐Relation ServedStrongly inferred · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 121
- AD 857 十一年At Eastern Capital 東都 · Relation Posted toDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 125
- At Liuzhou 柳州 · Relation Posted toDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 124
Events and relationships
- Feared mutiny by officers and soldiersPolitical · SubjectDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 122
- Fled to court under hunting pretextAD 849 三年冬 · Political · SubjectDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 123
- Harbored officials and plotted to seize Huang ChaoDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passages 127-128
Assessments and attributes
- conduct often lawless; feared officers and soldiers might turn against himCharacterDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 122
- reckless and violent by nature; committed robbery and extortionCharacterDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 180, passage 124
References in the histories
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