Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Rebel

Zhao Qingque 趙青雀

Zhào Qīngquè

Attested AD 537 - AD 538

Passages: 7
Chapters: 4
Histories: 1

Overview

Zhao Qingque was a rebel.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 537 趙青雀之亂
Dated from the passage context · Book of Zhou 20, passage 21
AD 537 趙青雀之亂
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 24, passage 12
AD 537 趙青雀作亂
Strongly inferred · Book of Zhou 10, passage 51
AD 538 趙青雀反于長安
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passages 85, 93

Key source chapters

Places and affiliations

At Chang'an 長安 · Relation Rebelled at
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passage 85

Events and relationships

Raised rebellion
Military · Rebel leader
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 24, passage 12
Rebelled
AD 537 趙青雀之亂 · Military · Rebel
Dated from the passage context · Book of Zhou 20, passage 21
Rose in rebellion at Chang'an and was later pacified
AD 538 趙青雀反于長安 · Military · Rebel · At Chang'an 長安
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passages 85, 93

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

及趙青雀、于伏德、慕容思慶等作亂，導自華州率所部兵擊之，擒伏德，斬思慶。 When Zhao Qingque, Yu Fude, Murong Siqing, and others rebelled, Yuwen Dao from Hua Province led his troops against them, captured Yu Fude, and beheaded Murong Siqing.

Book of Zhou, Chapter 20Volume 20 Biographies 12: Wang Meng; He Lanxiang; Wei Chigang; Chilie Fugui; Yan Qing · 1 passage

趙青雀之亂，盟與開府李虎輔魏太子出頓渭北。 During Zhao Qingque's rebellion, Wang Meng and Li Hu, opening-office, took the Wei crown prince and encamped north of the Wei River.

Book of Zhou, Chapter 24Volume 24 Biographies 16: Lu Bian · 1 passage

趙青雀之亂，魏太子出居渭北。 During Zhao Qingque’s rebellion, the Wei crown prince withdrew to the north bank of the Wei River.

Book of Zhou, Chapter 32Volume 32 Biographies 24: Shen Hui; Lu Tong; Younger Brother Cheng; Liu Min; Lu Rou; Tang Jin · 4 passages

軍還，屬趙青雀反于長安，文帝將討之，以人馬疲弊，不可速行。 On the march home Zhao Qingque rose in rebellion at Chang'an; Yuwen Tai meant to crush him, but men and horses were exhausted and could not be hurried.

又謂青雀等一時陸梁，不足為慮。 He also judged Qingque and his sort to be momentary upstarts and no serious threat.

通進曰：「青雀等旣以大軍不利，謂朝廷傾危，同惡相求，遂成反亂。 Tong stepped forward: "Qingque and his fellows saw our main force defeated and think the dynasty is failing; birds of a feather, they have turned to rebellion.

文帝深納之，因從平青雀。 Yuwen Tai took the counsel to heart and marched with him to put down Qingque.