Li Huaiguang

Li Huaiguang initially fought against the rebel Zhu Ci, who had seized Chang'an. His military actions helped contain the rebellion, though he later turned against the Tang court himself.

Li Huaiguang, a Tang general, launched a rebellion against the imperial court. His revolt was part of the larger unrest following the Jingyuan Mutiny, and he briefly threatened the capital region before being defeated.

After his rebellion failed and his forces disintegrated, Li Huaiguang committed suicide. His death marked the end of his revolt and removed a major threat to the Tang central government.