Qing · Rebel

Zhao Qingzai 趙青仔

Zhào Qīngzǎi

Died AD 1832

Passages: 3
Chapters: 2
Histories: 1

Overview

Zhao Qingzai was a rebel.

Life and dates

Death

AD 1832 十二年
Dismembered in marketplace
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 379, passages 102, 109

Attested activity

AD 1832 道光十二年
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 382, passage 16
AD 1832 十二年
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 379, passages 102, 109

Key source chapters

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 379 Volume 379 Biographies 166: Zhao Shenzhen, Lu Kun, Ceng Sheng, Tao Shu 2 passages
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 382 Volume 382 Biographies 169: Hu Song E, Bu Yan Tai, Sa Ying A 1 passage

Origins and identity

Ethnicity Yao 瑤
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 379, passage 109

Events and relationships

Fled with survivors
Military · Rebel lieutenant
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 382, passage 16
Relation Avenger of · Person Zhao Jinlong (趙金龍)
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 379, passage 109
Relation Follower of · Person Zhao Jinlong (趙金龍)
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 382, passage 16

References in the histories

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 379Volume 379 Biographies 166: Zhao Shenzhen, Lu Kun, Ceng Sheng, Tao Shu · 2 passages

粵瑤趙青仔糾眾數千入楚界，聲言為金龍復仇，連敗之於濠江、銀江，擒青仔磔於市。 The Guangdong Yao leader Zhao Qingzai mustered several thousand men and crossed into Hunan, claiming to avenge Jinlong; he was repeatedly defeated at Haojiang and Yinjiang, captured, and dismembered in the marketplace.

瑤匪趙金龍之亂，率師會剿，擢湖南永州鎮總兵，殲金龍，及擒粵瑤趙青仔，戰皆力。 During the Yao rebellion of Zhao Jinlong he led troops in the joint campaign, was promoted to commander of the Yongzhou garrison in Hunan, destroyed Jinlong, and captured the Guangdong Yao leader Zhao Qingzai—fighting with great vigor in every engagement.

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 382Volume 382 Biographies 169: Hu Song E, Bu Yan Tai, Sa Ying A · 1 passage

十二年，命偕尚書禧恩督師剿湖南瑤匪趙金龍，至則金龍已就戮，其黨趙青仔率餘匪竄廣東、湖北境，督兵剿平之。 In the twelfth year he was ordered with Minister Xi'en to command the suppression of the Hunan Yao rebel Zhao Jinlong; by the time they arrived Jinlong was already dead, but his lieutenant Zhao Qingzai had fled with the survivors into the Guangdong–Hubei borderlands, and Hu Song'e led troops to crush them.