Overview
Shi Chaoyi was a Yan Rebel Leader.
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 761 上元二年二月Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 119, passage 147
- AD 761 to AD 763 史朝義將士妻子Directly stated · New Book of Tang 56, passage 199
- AD 760 夜襲陜Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 141, passage 180
- AD 762 to AD 763 寶應中Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 213, passage 3
- AD 762 寶應初Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 144, passage 94
- AD 761 to AD 763 時史朝義盜據東都Dated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 127, passage 5
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- AD 762 to AD 763 朝義奔下博Strongly inferred · New Book of Tang 144, passage 74
- AD 761 to AD 762 肅宗末年Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 53, passage 55
- AD 759 to AD 762 陣北邙山Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 138, passage 59
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Shi Siming (史思明)son 子Directly stated · New Book of Tang 141, passage 180
Key source chapters
- New Book of Tang, Chapter 144 Volume 144 Biographies 69: Lai, Tian, Hou, Cui, Yan 2 passages
- Old Book of Tang, Chapter 119 Volume 115 Biographies 65: Cui Qi, Zhao Guozhen, Cui Guan, Jing Kuo, Wei Yuanfu, Wei Shaoyou, Wei Boyu, Li Cheng 1 passage
- Old Book of Tang, Chapter 127 Volume 123 Biographies 73: Liu Yan, Di Wuqi, Ban Hong, Ban Shao, Li Xun 1 passage
- New Book of Tang, Chapter 53 Volume 53 Treatises 43: Finance and Economics 3 1 passage
- New Book of Tang, Chapter 56 Volume 56 Treatises 52: Punishment and Law 1 passage
Places and affiliations
- Yan rebel regime 史氏Relation LedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 213, passage 3
- Polity Great Yan (An-Shi) 燕 · Relation RuledStrongly inferred · New Book of Tang 144, passage 74
- Polity Tang 唐 · Relation Rebelled againstDated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 53, passage 55
- Polity Tang 唐 · Relation Rebelled againstDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 56, passage 199
- Polity Yan 燕 · Relation LedStrongly inferred · New Book of Tang 138, passage 59
- AD 761 to AD 763 時史朝義盜據東都At Eastern Capital 東都 · Relation OccupiedDated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 127, passage 5
Events and relationships
- Arrayed hundred thousand on BeimangMilitary · Commander · At Mount Beimang 北邙山Directly stated · New Book of Tang 138, passage 59
- Campaigned againstMilitary · TargetDated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 213, passage 3
- Defeated and pacifiedAD 762 寶應初 · Military · Rebel leaderDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 144, passage 94
- Fled to XiaboMilitary · Fleeing leader · At Xiabo 下博Directly stated · New Book of Tang 144, passage 74
- Night raid on ShanAD 761 上元二年二月 · Military · CommanderDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 119, passage 147
- Occupied Eastern Capital by forceAD 761 to AD 763 時史朝義盜據東都 · Military · Occupier · At Eastern Capital 東都Dated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 127, passage 5
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- Sent forces from Songzhou that severed the Huai grain routeAdministrative · RebelDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 53, passage 55
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 127, passage 5; New Book of Tang 56, passage 199
References in the histories
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