英文摘要
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By the imperial court, Zhang Hong-jing 張弘靖 was appointed as the new military governor of Youzhou 幽州 since Liu Zong 劉總, the former governor, paid allegiance to the court in 821 AD. After Zhang Hong-jing arrived at Youzhou, a rebellion occurred, in which he was kept in captivity and some of his officers were killed. The historical records of this event are neither detailed nor accurate due to the confines of the compilers' objective conditions and subjective intentions. This may lead to misunderstandings of the event. This paper re-arranges the records and adopts a close reading to evaluate them. We consider that the rebellion is a munity which occurred without premeditation, and it is triggered by the punishment upon an officer of Youzhou army. The so-called ”huhua 胡化” is unlikely relevant to this munity.
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