Qing · Imperial Clansman and General

Yishan 奕山

Yìshān

First attested AD 1827; died AD 1878

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Yishan was an Imperial Clansman and General.

PeriodQing
IdentityHistorical · Male

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Posthumous name Zhuangjian 莊簡 Zhuāngjiǎn

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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 373Volume 373 Biographies 160: Zong Shiyishan, Long Wen, Zong Shiyijing, Wen Wei, Te Yi Shun, Yu Buyun · 21 passages
十一年,聯軍在京定約,因奕山前議,自烏蘇里江口而南逾興凱湖,至綏芬河、瑚布圖河口,复沿琿春河達圖們江口,以東盡與俄人,語具邦交志。 In the eleventh year the allied powers signed a treaty in Beijing; relying on Yishan's earlier concessions, everything east of a line from the Ussuri mouth south across Lake Khanka to the Suifen and Hunchun rivers, then along the Hunchun to the Tumen, went to Russia, as recorded in the diplomatic annals.