Sui and Tang · General; courtesy Guangda; Duke of Chengyang; chief of staff who defeated Ishbara Qaghan at Baidao, AD 583; poisoned

Li Che 李徹

First attested AD 583; died c. AD 599

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Li Che was a general; courtesy Guangda; Duke of Chengyang; chief of staff who defeated Ishbara Qaghan at Baidao, AD 583; poisoned.

IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Sui

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Guangda 廣達

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Assessments and attributes

  • Assessment Yuwen Hu treated him with great courtesy, considering him careful, honest, and talented · Mode narrator-report
    Directly stated · Book of Sui 54, passage 170
  • resolute and firm by nature, capable and able, imposing in bearing, skilled in many martial arts
    Character
    Directly stated · Book of Sui 54, passage 168

References in the histories

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Book of Sui, Chapter 54Volume 54 Biographies 19: Wang Zhangshu, Li Yan, Yi Louqian, Tian Rengong, Yuan Heng, Du Zheng, Li Che, Cui Peng · 18 passages