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Ming Pacification of the Jinchi Chieftains in Yunnan
In 1380 (Hongwu 13), the Ming court sent Mu Ying and others to campaign against tusi chieftains at Jinchi in western Yunnan, defeating local forces a…
Timeline
- 1380Nanjing (early Ming capital) · JiangnanZhu Yuanzhang, citing repeated border disturbances by chieftains at Jinchi and elsewhere, ordered Marquis of Xiping Mu Ying and others to lead a western campaign; the Ming court resolved to use force to pacify the separatist tusi forces of western Yunnan and secure the southwestern frontier.
- 1380Jinchi Pacification Commission territory · YunnanMu Ying led troops deep into western Yunnan, storming the stockades held by Jinchi chieftains, capturing and executing leaders and pacifying their followers; the Jinchi tribes submitted to Ming rule, and the court established officials to govern the area, temporarily pacifying the western Yunnan frontier.
Sources
- 明史·本纪第二·太祖一 — 张廷玉等 (1974)
- 明太祖实录