Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Rebel

Xing Gao 邢杲

Attested AD 528 - AD 529

Passages: 2
Chapters: 2
Histories: 1

Overview

Xing Gao was a rebel.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 528 天穆將討邢杲
Dated from the passage context · Book of Wei 91, passages 167, 172
AD 528 to AD 529 邢杲之平
Dated from the passage context · Book of Wei 110, passage 36

Key source chapters

Book of Wei, Chapter 91 Volume 85: Men of Letters: Yuan Yue, Pei Jingxian, Lu Guan, Feng Su, Xing Cang, Pei Bomao, Xing Xin 1 passage
Book of Wei, Chapter 110 Volume 104: Author's Preface 1 passage

Places and affiliations

Polity Northern Wei 北魏 · Relation Served
Directly stated · Book of Wei 91, passage 172

Events and relationships

Object of tianmu campaign
Military · Target · With Yuan Tianmu (元天穆)
Directly stated · Book of Wei 91, passage 172

Source notes

Historicity historical
Directly stated · Book of Wei 91, passage 172

References in the histories

Book of Wei, Chapter 91Volume 85: Men of Letters: Yuan Yue, Pei Jingxian, Lu Guan, Feng Su, Xing Cang, Pei Bomao, Xing Xin · 1 passage

及天穆將討邢杲，召子昇同行，子昇未敢應。 When Tianmu was about to campaign against Xing Gao, he summoned Zisheng to accompany him; Zisheng did not dare answer.

Book of Wei, Chapter 110Volume 104: Author's Preface · 1 passage

邢杲之平，太傅李延寔子侍中彧為大使，撫慰東土，時外戚貴盛，送客填門，子建亦往候別。 After the suppression of Xing Gao's rebellion, Li Yu—son of Grand Tutor Li Yanbao and Attendant-in-Ordinary—was sent as imperial envoy to pacify the eastern provinces. The emperor's powerful in-laws saw such envoys off in great numbers, and Zijian went to bid Yu farewell as well.