Overview
Zhu Can was a rebel Ruler and Bandit.
Life and dates
Death
- AD 621 東都平Cause Execution · Beheaded · At Luo River 洛水Directly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passage 170
Attested activity
- AD 618 to AD 621 起兵攻粲…斬洛水上Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 87, passages 163, 170
Career and standing
- Dragon-Flying Grand General 龍驤大將軍AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passage 169
Places and affiliations
- At Jutan 菊潭 · Relation Fled toDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passage 163
Works and attributed material
- Speech · Speaker · Direct quotation · With Duan Que (段確)Directly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passage 166
Events and relationships
- Corpse stoned by populacePosthumous · VictimDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passage 171
- Defeated at HuaiyuanDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passage 163
- Fled toDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passage 169
- MassacredViolence · Perpetrator · At Jutan 菊潭Directly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passage 169
- Seized and cookedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passage 168
- Sued for peaceDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passages 163-164
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment hated cannibal rebel · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 87, passages 167, 171
References in the histories
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