An Qing-xu (English: An Qingxu; An Ch`ing-hsü)

Japanese: 安慶緒 - あんけいしょ（英語表記）An Qing-xu; An Ch`ing-hsü

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[Died] Ingen 2 (759)
A military commander in the mid-Tang Dynasty of China. The second son of An Lushan. His name was Renzhi. When Lushan started the An Lushan Rebellion and proclaimed himself Emperor of Great Yan, Renzhi was made King of Jin. Later, Lushan developed eye disease and rheumatoid arthritis and became violent. Renzhi became worried that Lushan was showing partiality to his younger brother, Qing'en, so in the second year of the Zhide era (757), he killed Lushan and took command of the rebel army. However, his subordinates did not always obey, and the Tang army received reinforcements from the Uighurs and launched a counterattack, forcing Renzhi to retreat from Chang'an and was killed by Lushan's subordinate, Shi Siming, in Ye.

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Japanese:

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[没]乾元2(759)
中国，唐中期の武将。安禄山の次男。名は仁執。禄山が安史の乱を起し大燕皇帝を称すると，晋王にされた。やがて禄山が眼病と疽を併発して狂暴となり，弟慶恩を偏愛すると不安を感じて至徳2 (757) 年に禄山を殺し，反乱軍を統率した。しかし部将は必ずしも従わず，唐朝軍もウイグルの援兵を得て反撃に転じたため，長安を撤退せざるをえなくなり，鄴 (ぎょう) で禄山の部将史思明に殺された。

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