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'''Yan Gaoqing''' (Chinese: 顏杲卿; 692 – 756) was a [[China|Chinese]] official who served as governor of the [[Changshan]] during the [[Tang dynasty]]. He was the cousin of [[Yan Zhenqing]] and father of [[Yan Jiming]]. | '''Yan Gaoqing''' (Chinese: 顏杲卿; 692 – 756) was a [[China|Chinese]] official who served as governor of the [[Changshan]] during the [[Tang dynasty]]. He was the cousin of [[Yan Zhenqing]] and father of [[Yan Jiming]]. | ||
In 756, [[An Lushan]] besieged Changshan, captured Yan Jiming, and forced Yan Gaoqing to surrender. | In 756, [[An Lushan]] besieged Changshan, captured Yan Jiming, and forced Yan Gaoqing to surrender. Gaoqing refused to give in, which led to his son was beheaded. After the fall of Changshan, Yan Gaoqing was taken to Luoyang and was executed by An Lushan's orders. | ||
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Yan Gaoqing (Chinese: 顏杲卿; 692 – 756) was a Chinese official who served as governor of the Changshan during the Tang dynasty. He was the cousin of Yan Zhenqing and father of Yan Jiming.
In 756, An Lushan besieged Changshan, captured Yan Jiming, and forced Yan Gaoqing to surrender. Gaoqing refused to give in, which led to his son was beheaded. After the fall of Changshan, Yan Gaoqing was taken to Luoyang and was executed by An Lushan's orders.
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