Qing · Southern Pacification General

Aisin Gioro Shushuo 覺羅舒恕

Ju luó Shūshù

Attested AD 1676 - AD 1676

Passages: 3
Chapters: 2
Histories: 1

Overview

Aisin Gioro Shushuo was a Southern Pacification General.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1676 康熙十五年
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 285, passage 17
AD 1676 康熙十五年前後
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 252, passage 159

Key source chapters

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 252 Volume 252 Biographies 39: Gan Wenkun, Fan Chengmo, Ma Xiongzhen, Fu Honglie 2 passages
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 285 Volume 285 Biographies 72: Wang Zishou, Yuan Zhouzuo, Li Shihong, Duo Hong An, Wang Xu, Zhang Mengqiu 1 passage

Career and standing

Zhennan General 鎮南將軍
Held
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 285, passage 17
Southern Pacification General
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 252, passage 159

Events and relationships

Reported Fu Honglie's loyal strategy to the emperor
Biographical event
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 252, passage 161

References in the histories

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 252Volume 252 Biographies 39: Gan Wenkun, Fan Chengmo, Ma Xiongzhen, Fu Honglie · 2 passages

鎮南將軍覺羅舒恕軍贛州，弘烈密致書言延齡妻孔四貞，定南王有德女，未忘國恩，延齡可招撫。 Southern Pacification General Aisin Gioro Shushuo was stationed at Ganzhou. Honglie wrote secretly that Yanling's wife Kong Sizhen, daughter of Prince Dingnan Kong Youde, still remembered the dynasty's favor and that Yanling could be won back.

舒恕、麻勒吉先後以聞，上嘉其忠誠，授廣西巡撫、徵蠻滅寇將軍，俾增募義兵，便宜行事。 Shushuo and Malleji reported his actions in turn. The emperor praised his loyalty, appointed him governor of Guangxi and General for Subduing Rebels and Destroying Bandits, and authorized him to recruit volunteers and act at his own discretion.

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 285Volume 285 Biographies 72: Wang Zishou, Yuan Zhouzuo, Li Shihong, Duo Hong An, Wang Xu, Zhang Mengqiu · 1 passage

鎮南將軍覺羅舒恕率禁旅下廣東，為尚之信將嚴自明所敗，兵退，距贛州三十里。 General Jueluo Shushu led the Banner guards into Guangdong, was beaten by Shang Zhixin's general Yan Ziming, and fell back to within thirty li of Ganzhou.