Qing · Rebel and Military Officer

Jiang Xiang 姜瓖

Jiāng Xiāng

Died AD 1649

Passages: 3
Chapters: 2
Histories: 1

Overview

Jiang Xiang was a rebel and Military Officer.

Life and dates

Death

AD 1649 姜瓖叛大同
Destroyed in suppression · Mode quotation Speaker Tian Liushan (田六善)
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 268, passage 180

Attested activity

AD 1649 姜瓖叛大同
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 268, passages 172, 180
AD 1649 順治間
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 259, passage 115

Key source chapters

Career and standing

Entered
Rebel
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 268, passage 172

Places and affiliations

AD 1649 姜瓖叛大同
At Datong 大同 · Relation Rebelled in
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 268, passage 172

Events and relationships

Destroyed after local bandits rose
AD 1649 姜瓖叛大同 · Rebellion · Rebel · Mode quotation Speaker Tian Liushan (田六善)
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 268, passage 180
Rebelled in Datong
AD 1649 姜瓖叛大同 · Rebellion · Rebel · Mode quotation Speaker Tian Liushan (田六善)
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 268, passage 172

References in the histories

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 259Volume 259 Biographies 46: Yi Li Bu, Ha Ke San, A Er Hu, Lu Shen, Ya Ji, Kuo Er Kun, Wang Chengye · 1 passage

復出討姜瓖，瓖將屯寧武關，分據左衛。 He campaigned again against Jiang Xiang, whose generals held Ningwu Pass and Zuowei.

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 268Volume 268 Biographies 55: Mi Sihan, Gu Badai, Ma Er Han, Tian Liushan, Du Zhen, Sa Mu Ha · 2 passages

金聲桓叛江西，姜瓖叛大同，亦不異耿精忠、王輔臣。 Jin Shenghuan rebelled in Jiangxi and Jiang Xiang in Datong—no different from Geng Jingzhong and Wang Fuchen.

昔姜瓖乍叛，土寇群起，瓖滅，土寇亦盡，其明驗也。 In the past when Jiang Xian first rebelled, local bandits rose everywhere; when Jiang fell, the local bandits vanished as well—clear proof.