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|death = February 756<br>[[Pingyuan]], [[Tang dynasty|Great Tang]]
'''Duan Ziguang''' (段子光; died 756) was a member of the [[Yeluohe]].
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In January 18, 756, after [[An Lushan]] captured Luoyang, he ordered the beheading of Tang officials Li Cheng, Lu Yi and Jiang Qing, and spread the word to all the counties in Hebei Province, forcing them to obey.
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As the messenger of An Lushan, Duan Ziguang brought a Yeluohe team and the heads of three high-ranking officials to Pingyuan County to to threaten Yan Zhenqing, forcing him to surrender to the rebels. He told [[Yan Zhenqing]] that Yan Jiming was killed in Changshan, and [[Yan Gaoqing]] was taken to Luoyang to be sentenced to [[Lingchi]].
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However, Yan Zhenqing had formed an alliance with [[Hidden One]] [[Li E]] who arrived earlier, and asked He Honger, Uncle Chen and and the six survivors of the Changshan Rebels to bury them in an ambush. He was killed by [[He Shi|He Hong'er]] and the remaining Yeluohe soldiers were also killed by the Changshan survivors.
'''Duan Ziguang''' (段子光; died 756) was a member of the [[Yeluohe]], the elite forces of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]]. He was a messenger tasked with coercing the restive commanderies still loyal to the [[Tang dynasty|Tang]] into surrendering to [[An Lushan]]'s new regime, the [[Yan]]. In this endeavour, he met his demise in [[Pingyuan|Pingyuan Commandery]] when he was ambushed by the revived [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins|Chinese Assassins]] while meeting with the [[grand protector|Grand Protector]] [[Yan Zhenqing]].
 
==Biography==
On 18 January 756, after An Lushan captured the city of [[Luoyang]], he ordered the beheadings of its highest-ranking officials [[Li Cheng]], [[Lu Yi]], and [[Jiang Qing]], and spread word of their deaths to all the commanderies in [[Hebei|Hebei Circuit]] to intimidate them into submission. As Lushan's envoy, Duan Ziguang brought the heads of these three officials to Pingyuan Commandery to force its Grand Protector Yan Zhenqing to swear allegiance, adding further that his brother, Grand Protector [[Yan Gaoqing]] of [[Changshan]], and nephew [[Yan Jiming]] had been brutally executed—the former by ''[[lingchi]]''.<ref name="Dynasty 35">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 3)]]</ref>
 
Unbeknownst to Ziguang, a new group of [[Assassins]] formed by survivors from the [[Battle of Changshan]] had already arrived earlier to seal an alliance with Zhenqing.<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref> Among them was a young woman named [[He Hong'er]] posing as an attendant behind Zhenqing. As soon as Zhenqing gave the command, Hong'er rushed Ziguang and cut him down in an instant. In the same motion as she unsheathed her [[jian|sword]], she had delivered a blindingly swift slash upwards from his abdomen through his neck. His corpse slipped down onto the floor, stunning his [[soldier|guards]]. Before they could react, [[Chen Wu]] led six men from Changshan through the doorway behind them. Trapped, all of Ziguang's men followed him to death in the ensuing mêlée, failing to kill even one of the ambushers.<ref name="Dynasty 35"/>
 
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ACD - He Hong'er killing Duan Ziguang.png|He Hong'er instantly cuts down Duan Ziguang.
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==Appearances==
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*''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]''
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]''
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Latest revision as of 01:53, 25 May 2026

Duan Ziguang (段子光; died 756) was a member of the Yeluohe, the elite forces of the An Lushan Rebellion. He was a messenger tasked with coercing the restive commanderies still loyal to the Tang into surrendering to An Lushan's new regime, the Yan. In this endeavour, he met his demise in Pingyuan Commandery when he was ambushed by the revived Chinese Assassins while meeting with the Grand Protector Yan Zhenqing.

Biography[edit | edit source]

On 18 January 756, after An Lushan captured the city of Luoyang, he ordered the beheadings of its highest-ranking officials Li Cheng, Lu Yi, and Jiang Qing, and spread word of their deaths to all the commanderies in Hebei Circuit to intimidate them into submission. As Lushan's envoy, Duan Ziguang brought the heads of these three officials to Pingyuan Commandery to force its Grand Protector Yan Zhenqing to swear allegiance, adding further that his brother, Grand Protector Yan Gaoqing of Changshan, and nephew Yan Jiming had been brutally executed—the former by lingchi.[1]

Unbeknownst to Ziguang, a new group of Assassins formed by survivors from the Battle of Changshan had already arrived earlier to seal an alliance with Zhenqing.[2] Among them was a young woman named He Hong'er posing as an attendant behind Zhenqing. As soon as Zhenqing gave the command, Hong'er rushed Ziguang and cut him down in an instant. In the same motion as she unsheathed her sword, she had delivered a blindingly swift slash upwards from his abdomen through his neck. His corpse slipped down onto the floor, stunning his guards. Before they could react, Chen Wu led six men from Changshan through the doorway behind them. Trapped, all of Ziguang's men followed him to death in the ensuing mêlée, failing to kill even one of the ambushers.[1]

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