Qing · Rebel provincial commander in Guangxi

Ma Xiong 馬雄

Mǎ Xióng

First attested AD 1674; died AD 1680

Passages: 5
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Ma Xiong was a rebel provincial commander in Guangxi.

Life and dates

Death

AD 1680
Died
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 252, passage 174

Attested activity

AD 1674 康熙十三年
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 252, passage 125

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Parent of Ma Chengyin (馬承廕)
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 252, passage 174

Events and relationships

Joined Wu Sangui's revolt in Guangxi
Biographical event
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 252, passage 155
Refused to aid Ma Xiongzhen
Biographical event
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 252, passage 125
Slaughtered Fu Honglie's household of one hundred at Liuzhou
Biographical event
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 252, passage 157

References in the histories

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 252Volume 252 Biographies 39: Gan Wenkun, Fan Chengmo, Ma Xiongzhen, Fu Honglie · 5 passages

密令守備易友亮赴柳州趣提督馬雄來援，弗應。 He secretly ordered garrison commander Yi Youliang to hurry to Liuzhou and summon commander Ma Xiong to the rescue, but Ma Xiong did not respond.

及三桂反，將軍孫延齡、提督馬雄以廣西叛應之。 When Sangui rebelled, General Sun Yanling and commander Ma Xiong joined the revolt in Guangxi.

三桂甚惎之，使馬雄如柳州害其家百口。 Sangui hated him bitterly and sent Ma Xiong to Liuzhou to slaughter his entire family of a hundred souls.

當是時，馬雄據柳州，三桂諸將分據平樂、南寧、橫州，勢洶洶。 At that time Ma Xiong held Liuzhou while Sangui's generals occupied Pinglo, Nanning, and Hengzhou; rebel strength was formidable.

馬雄死，子承廕仍附三桂，受偽封懷寧公，詭言乞款附，弘烈許之，為疏聞。 After Ma Xiong died, his son Chengyin remained with Sangui, took the false title Duke of Huaining, and pretended to seek surrender. Honglie accepted this and reported it to the court.