Li Shanchang

MedievalPoliticianChina1314 — 1390

Ming founding minister executed by Zhu Yuanzhang.

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Quick Facts

Born

1314

Died

1390

Country

China

Era

Medieval

Occupation

Politician

Score Overview

Military (10%)26

Political (20%)60

Influence (20%)52

Legacy (20%)43

Leadership (15%)72

Strategy (15%)36

Total Score49.7

Li Shanchang — Complete Timeline

1368 AD

Appointed Chief Minister of Ming DynastyPolitical Action◆ Major

Li Shanchang was appointed as Chief Minister (Prime Minister) by the Hongwu Emperor, becoming the highest-ranking civil official. He played a key role in establishing Ming administrative structures and rewarding meritorious officials.

Ming DynastyChief MinisterFounding

Impact: nationalconstructive

1390 AD

Executed in the Hu Weiyong PurgePolitical Action◆ Major

Li Shanchang was implicated in the Hu Weiyong treason case and executed along with his family. Despite his earlier service, the Hongwu Emperor ordered his death, eliminating a powerful minister and further consolidating imperial control.

Ming DynastyPurgeExecution

Impact: nationaltragic