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Feng Sheng
Feng Sheng (c. 1323–1395), originally named Guosheng, from Dingyuan, Anhui, was a founding general of the Ming dynasty who forced Naha Chu's surrende…
Timeline
- 1387–1388Liaodong · LiaodongIn the 20th year of Hongwu, Feng Sheng, Fu Youde, Lan Yu and others led troops through Songling Pass and advanced on Jinshan, forcing the Yuan general Naha Chu to surrender; the Ming thereby established effective control over Liaodong.
- 1389–1390Beiping · BeijingAfter the Liaodong campaign Feng Sheng continued to take part in northern defense and court military councils, but his high merits drew suspicion and he gradually lost imperial favor, laying the groundwork for his later conviction.
Sources
- 明史·卷一百二十九·列传第十七·冯胜 — 张廷玉等 (1739)