Geng Jingzhong

ModernGeneralChina1644 — 1682

One of the Three Feudatories who rebelled against the Qing.

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Quick Facts

Born

1644

Died

1682

Country

China

Era

Modern

Occupation

General

Score Overview

Military (10%)25

Political (20%)32

Influence (20%)51

Legacy (20%)43

Leadership (15%)44

Strategy (15%)42

Total Score41.6

Geng Jingzhong — Complete Timeline

1671 AD

Inherited the title of Prince of JingnanPolitical Action◆ Major

Geng Jingzhong inherited the title of Prince of Jingnan from his father Geng Jimao. He became one of the Three Feudatories, ruling over Fujian with significant autonomy under the Qing.

FeudatoryQing Dynasty

Impact: regional

1674 AD

Joined the Revolt of the Three FeudatoriesWar◆ Major

Geng Jingzhong joined Wu Sangui's rebellion against the Qing. He raised an army in Fujian and attacked Qing positions, hoping to expand his territory and power.

RebellionThree Feudatories

Impact: nationaldestructive

1676 AD

Besieged by Qing forcesWar◆ Major

Qing armies under Kangxi Emperor's command besieged Geng Jingzhong in Fuzhou. His rebellion faltered as Qing forces regained control of neighboring provinces.

SiegeThree Feudatories

Impact: regionaltragic

Surrendered to the QingPolitical Action◆ Major

Geng Jingzhong surrendered to the Qing after his defeat. He was initially pardoned and allowed to retain his title, but was later executed for his rebellion.

SurrenderThree Feudatories

Impact: nationaltragic

1682 AD

Executed by the QingPolitical Action◆ Major

Geng Jingzhong was executed by the Qing for his role in the rebellion. His death marked the end of the Geng family's power in Fujian and the consolidation of Qing control.

ExecutionThree Feudatories

Impact: nationaltragic