| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 北宫伯玉, 北宮伯玉, Běi Gōng Bó Yù |
| Other name | Bắc Cung Bá Ngọc |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Liang Province (凉州; Lương Châu) |
| Died | 186 |
| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Qiang rebels, Liang Province rebels |
| Battles |
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Biography & Historical Record
Beigong Boyu (北宫伯玉, Bắc Cung Bá Ngọc) was a Qiang tribal leader of Liang Province in the late Eastern Han. Together with Bian Zhang and Han Sui he took part in the Liang Province rebellion that destabilized the northwest during the reign of Emperor Ling.
Role in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
In the novel he is introduced in Chapter 3 as a Qiang chieftain of the Liang Province rising, grouped with Bian Zhang and Han Sui against the Han court.
Beigong Boyu (北宫伯玉) — Historical & Literary Timeline
184–189 AD
Liang Province rising
Qiang and local officers rebel in Liang Province.
Chapter 3
Named in the novel
Appears as a Qiang leader allied with Bian Zhang.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Beigong Boyu on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships
Family
- No information
Friends
- Bian Zhang (边章, Biên Chương): Han officer who joined the Liang Province rebellion.
- Han Sui (韩遂, Hàn Toại): Liang Province warlord associated with the same rising.
Enemies
- Emperor Ling (刘宏, Lưu Hoành): Han emperor whose court faced the Liang Province rebellion.
Other
- No information
In Novel
Chapter 3
- Beigong Boyu (北宫伯玉, Bắc Cung Bá Ngọc): Qiang chieftain of Liang Province; appears with Bian Zhang in the northwest rebellion.
In History
Summary
- Beigong Boyu (北宫伯玉, Bắc Cung Bá Ngọc): A historical Qiang leader of the Liang Province rebellion in the late Eastern Han, recorded in Han sources rather than as a Chen Shou biography subject.
Year: c. 184 AD
- The Liang Province rebellion breaks out; Beigong Boyu is named among Qiang leaders.
Historical Record
- The novel appendix lists him as a historical figure. His family is not recorded.
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