Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Rebel

Wei Kegu 衛可孤

Wèi Kěgū

Attested AD 520 - AD 526

Passages: 3
Chapters: 2
Histories: 1

Overview

Wei Kegu was a rebel.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 525 戰於武川南河
Strongly inferred · Book of Zhou 10, passage 8
AD 520 to AD 526 衞可孤作亂
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 20, passage 253

Key source chapters

Book of Zhou, Chapter 20 Volume 20 Biographies 12: Wang Meng; He Lanxiang; Wei Chigang; Chilie Fugui; Yan Qing 2 passages
Book of Zhou, Chapter 10 Volume 10 Biographies 2: Duke Hao of Shaohui; Duke Lian of Qijian; Duke Luosheng of Juzhuang; Duke Zhong of Yuguo 1 passage

Career and standing

Raised rebellion
Rebel
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 20, passage 253

Events and relationships

Besieged Shengle
AD 520 to AD 525 正光中 · Military · Rebel commander · At Shengle 盛樂
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 20, passages 253, 257

References in the histories

Book of Zhou, Chapter 10Volume 10 Biographies 2: Duke Hao of Shaohui; Duke Lian of Qijian; Duke Luosheng of Juzhuang; Duke Zhong of Yuguo · 1 passage

德皇帝與衛可孤戰於武川南河，臨陣墜馬，顥與數騎奔救，擊殺數十人，賊衆披靡，德皇帝乃得上馬引去。 When Emperor De fought Wei Kegu at the Southern River of Wuchuan and fell from his horse in the field, Yuwen Hao galloped to his aid with a few riders, cut down dozens of the enemy, put their force to flight, and enabled Emperor De to remount and escape.

Book of Zhou, Chapter 20Volume 20 Biographies 12: Wang Meng; He Lanxiang; Wei Chigang; Chilie Fugui; Yan Qing · 2 passages

屬衞可孤作亂，攻圍盛樂。 At that time Wei Ke'gu rebelled and besieged Shengle.

及衛可孤侵逼盛樂，慶隨父固守，頗有力焉。 When Wei Ke'gu pressed Shengle, Qing followed his father in the defense and did good service.