Zou Minghe (鄒鳴鶴) | 24 Histories

Overview

Zou Minghe was a Former Guangxi governor.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1853 咸豐三年
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 398, passage 21
AD 1851 咸豐元年
Dated from the passage context · Draft History of Qing 392, passages 19, 27
AD 1851 咸豐元年
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 393, passage 129

Key source chapters

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 392 Volume 392 Biographies 179: Sai Shang A, Ne Er Jing E 1 passage
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 393 Volume 393 Biographies 180: Li Xingyuan, Zhou Tianjue, Lao Chongguang 1 passage
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 398 Volume 398 Biographies 185: Zong Shixianghou, Huo Longwu, Fu Zhu Hong A, En Zhang, Chen Shengyuan, Qi Suzao, Chen Kerang, Liu Tongying, Rui Chang, Jie Chun, Xi Ling A 1 passage

Career and standing

Guangxi governor 巡撫
Appointed
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 392, passage 27
former Guangxi governor 前廣西巡撫
Held
Directly stated · Draft History of Qing 398, passage 21

References in the histories

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 392Volume 392 Biographies 179: Sai Shang A, Ne Er Jing E · 1 passage

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週天爵與向榮不協，解其任，以鄒鳴鶴代之。 Because Zhou Tianjue and Xiang Rong could not work together, Zhou was dismissed and Zou Minghe was appointed governor in his stead.

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 393Volume 393 Biographies 180: Li Xingyuan, Zhou Tianjue, Lao Chongguang · 1 passage

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咸豐元年，大學士賽尚阿代星沅，而鄒鳴鶴繼為巡撫，崇光會辦如故，平西林、博白、懷集竄賊。 In 1851 Grand Secretary Sai Shang'a replaced Xingyuan, and Zou Minghe succeeded as governor; Chongguang continued his joint duties and pacified insurgents who had fled to Xilin, Bobai, and Huaiji.

Draft History of Qing, Chapter 398Volume 398 Biographies 185: Zong Shixianghou, Huo Longwu, Fu Zhu Hong A, En Zhang, Chen Shengyuan, Qi Suzao, Chen Kerang, Liu Tongying, Rui Chang, Jie Chun, Xi Ling A · 1 passage

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疏入，詔逮建瀛治罪，命祥厚兼署總督，與霍隆武、福珠洪阿、祁宿藻悉心防禦，以在籍前廣西巡撫鄒鳴鶴熟悉賊情，命同籌辦。 When the memorial reached the throne, an edict ordered Jianying arrested and punished. Xianghou was appointed acting governor-general and, with Huo Longwu, Fu Zhu Hong'a, and Qi Suzao, charged to organize the defense. Zou Minghe, the former Guangxi governor now at home and familiar with the rebels, was ordered to assist in planning.