Sui and Tang · Military Commissioner

Meng Fangli 孟方立

First attested AD 880; died AD 886 to AD 889

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42
Chapters
11
Histories
3

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Meng Fangli was a Military Commissioner.

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Key source chapters

  1. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 62 Volume 62 Book of Later Tang 38: Biographies 14: Meng Fangli, Zhang Wenli, Dong Zhang 20 passages
  2. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 136 Volume 136: Biographies of Usurpers 3: Wang Jian, Meng Zhixiang 1 passage
  3. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 50 Volume 50 Book of Later Tang 26: Biographies 2: Imperial Family 5 passages
  4. New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 4 Volume 4 Later Tang Annals 1: Zhuangzong 1 3 passages
  5. New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 14 Volume 14: Taizu of Later Tang's Family 3 passages

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References in the histories

42 passages

Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 50Volume 50 Book of Later Tang 26: Biographies 2: Imperial Family · 5 passages
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 54Volume 54 Book of Later Tang 30: Biographies 6: Wang Rong, Wang Zhaohui, Wang Chuzhi · 2 passages
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 55Volume 55 Book of Later Tang 31: Biographies 7: Kang Junli, Xue Zhiqin, Shi Jiantang, Li Chengsi, Shi Yan, Gai Yu, Yi Guang, Li Chengxun, Shi Jingrong · 2 passages
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 62Volume 62 Book of Later Tang 38: Biographies 14: Meng Fangli, Zhang Wenli, Dong Zhang · 20 passages
龍紀元年,克用使李罕之、李存孝擊邢,攻磁、洺,方立戰琉璃陂,大敗,禽其二將,被斧鑕,徇邢壘,呼曰:「孟公速降,有能斬其首者,假三州節度使。」 In 889 Keyong sent Li Hanzhi and Li Cunxiao against Xingzhou and into Ci and Ming; Fangli met them at Liuli Dam, was crushed, and lost both generals; the captives were shackled and displayed before the walls of Xing with the cry, "Lord Meng, surrender at once! Whoever brings me his head shall govern the three prefectures."
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 136Volume 136: Biographies of Usurpers 3: Wang Jian, Meng Zhixiang · 1 passage
New Book of Tang, Chapter 66Volume 66 Tables 6: Military Commanderies 3 · 1 passage
New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 4Volume 4 Later Tang Annals 1: Zhuangzong 1 · 3 passages
New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 5Volume 5 Later Tang Annals 2: Zhuangzong 2 · 1 passage
New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 14Volume 14: Taizu of Later Tang's Family · 3 passages
New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 36Volume 36 Biographies of Righteous Sons 16: Li Sizhao, Li Siben, Li Si'en, Li Cunxin, Li Cunxiao, Li Cunjin, Li Cunzhang, Li Cunxian · 2 passages
New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 60Volume 60: Examination on Official Posts · 2 passages