Overview
Changbi was a prince of Guangwu; Yongle’s younger brother.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Childhood name | A’jia | 阿伽 |
Life and dates
Death
- died in an unknown place after fleeing to the TurksAt among the Turks 突厥 · Uncertain trueDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 32
Attested activity
- AD 550 to AD 559 天保元年前後Dated from the passage context · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 29
Family
- Sibling of Yongle (永樂)younger brother 弟Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 27
Career and standing
- Governor of Southern Ying Province 南營州刺史AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 32
- Prince of Guangwu 廣武王EnfeoffedDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 29
- Flogged one hundred strokesFloggedDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 31
Events and relationships
- Panicked and fled the province for no reason, rebelled, and entered the Turks; his fate afterward was unknownFlight · FugitiveDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 32
- Relation Associate of · Person Tian’en (天恩)Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 30
Assessments and attributes
- coarse and martial by nature, liked to beat passersby on the road; people called him Lord A’jiaCharacterDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 28
References in the histories
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