Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Chen rebel general

Hua Jiao 華皎

Attested AD 548 - AD 572

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70
Chapters
10
Histories
2

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Hua Jiao was a Chen rebel general.

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Chen, Chapter 20 Volume 20: Dao Zhongju; Han Zigao; Hua Jiao 40 passages
  2. Book of Chen, Chapter 4 Volume 4: Emperor Fei 9 passages
  3. Book of Chen, Chapter 11 Volume 11: Huang Faqu; Chunyu Liang; Zhang Zhaoda 5 passages
  4. Book of Chen, Chapter 10 Volume 10: Zhou Tiehu; Cheng Lingxi 4 passages
  5. Book of Chen, Chapter 12 Volume 12: Hu Ying; Xu Du; Du Leng; Shen Ke 3 passages

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70 passages

Book of Chen, Chapter 4Volume 4: Emperor Fei · 9 passages
Book of Chen, Chapter 10Volume 10: Zhou Tiehu; Cheng Lingxi · 4 passages
Book of Chen, Chapter 11Volume 11: Huang Faqu; Chunyu Liang; Zhang Zhaoda · 5 passages
Book of Chen, Chapter 12Volume 12: Hu Ying; Xu Du; Du Leng; Shen Ke · 3 passages
Book of Chen, Chapter 13Volume 13: Xu Shipu; Lu Xida; Zhou Fu; Xun Lang; Zhou Jiong · 2 passages
Book of Chen, Chapter 16Volume 16: Zhao Zhili; Cai Jingli; Liu Shizhi; Xie Qi · 2 passages
Book of Chen, Chapter 20Volume 20: Dao Zhongju; Han Zigao; Hua Jiao · 40 passages
是時慮皎先發,乃前遣明徹率眾三萬,乘金翅直趨郢州,又遣撫軍大將軍淳于量率眾五萬,乘大艦以繼之,又令假節、冠武將軍楊文通別從安 Fearing Jiao would move first, they sent Mingche with thirty thousand men in Golden-Wing ships straight for Yingzhou, and pacifying-the-army grand general Chunyu Liang with fifty thousand in great ships behind him, and ordered provisional-credentials crowned-with-martiality general Yang Wentong by a separate route from An
帝恐上流宰守並為皎扇惑,乃下詔曰:「賊皎輿皂微賤,特逢獎擢,任據藩牧,屬當寵寄,背斯造育,興構姦謀,樹立蕭氏,盟約彰露,鴆毒存心,志危宗社,扇結邊境,驅逼士庶,蟻聚巴、湘,豕突鄢、郢,逆天反地,人神忿嫉。 The emperor feared upstream governors would side with Jiao and issued an edict: “The traitor Jiao rose from cart and stable. Promoted by chance to a frontier post, he should have been grateful. Instead he rebelled, enthroned the Xiao line, sealed open pacts, and aimed at the dynasty. He stirred the borders, drove the people, swarmed Ba and Xiang like ants, and charged Yan and Ying like boars—heaven and earth alike revile him.
Book of Chen, Chapter 22Volume 22: Lu Zilong, Qian Daoji, Luo Ya · 2 passages
Book of Chen, Chapter 25Volume 25: Pei Ji; Sun Yang · 2 passages
Book of Zhou, Chapter 13Volume 13 Biographies 5: Princes of Wen, Xiaomin, Wu, and Xuan · 1 passage