Yuan Chonghuan

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Yuan Chonghuan was a prominent Ming dynasty military commander and statesman known for his defense against Manchu invasions in early 17th-century China.

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Yuan Chonghuan canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ming dynasty general
human
military commander
statesman
accusation treason
activityPeriod early 17th century
allegiance Ming dynasty
battle Battle of Ning-Jin
Battle of Ningyuan
birthYear 1584
causeOfDeath execution by lingchi
country China
deathYear 1630
dynasty Ming dynasty
employer Chongzhen Emperor
era late Ming dynasty
ethnicity Han Chinese
familyName Yuan
fieldOfWork government administration
military affairs
givenName Chonghuan
historicalReputation loyal but wrongly executed general
knownFor defense against Later Jin (early Qing) / Manchu invasions
defense of Beijing against Hong Taiji
defense of Ningyuan
killing of Nurhaci
language Chinese
legacy regarded as a patriotic hero in later Chinese historiography
memorials statues and shrines in parts of China
militaryRank commander
militarySpecialty artillery warfare
frontier defense
name Yuan Chonghuan
notableEvent defended Beijing from Manchu forces in 1629
successfully repelled Nurhaci at Ningyuan in 1626
opponent Hong Taiji
Nurhaci
placeOfDeath Beijing
position governor-general of Liaodong (border defense) region
posthumousRehabilitation yes
regionOfActivity Liaodong
linked to: Liaodong Peninsula

Ningyuan
servedUnder Chongzhen Emperor
Tianqi Emperor

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Yuan hasNotableBearer Yuan Chonghuan
Nurhaci opponent Yuan Chonghuan
Battle of Ningyuan commander Yuan Chonghuan
Battle of Ningyuan MingCommander Yuan Chonghuan
Yuan Chonghuan name Yuan Chonghuan
Ningyuan garrison associatedWith Yuan Chonghuan