哀牢王类牢 / Ailao King Lei Lao

Overview

哀牢王类牢 / Ailao King Lei Lao enters the wiki through Hanji 747 as the frontier ruler whose rebellion follows the death of Zheng Chun and the arrival of officials who do not understand the local equilibrium. His current role is a compact Ailao crisis marker rather than a full biography.

Current Profile

Hanji 747 presents Lei Lao after the prior Yongchang order breaks. Zheng Chun had governed cleanly and won local submission, but his successor relies on official airs and does not understand local conditions. In that context, Lei Lao kills newly arrived commandery and county heads, rebels, and attacks Bonan.

The episode later records the military resolution. Yongchang, Yuexi, and Yizhou commandery troops, together with Kunming Yi forces, attack Lei Lao at Bonan and kill him. The page therefore treats Lei Lao as both a rebellion leader and evidence for how fast frontier legitimacy can fail when the state replaces local knowledge with status-display administration.

Key Characteristics

• Ailao ruler whose rebellion follows a change in Han frontier administration.
• Actor tied to the gap between Zheng Chun’s trusted rule and his successor’s local ignorance.
• Leader who escalates from rejecting new officials to killing local heads and attacking Bonan.
• Target of a multi-commandery Han and Kunming Yi campaign.
• Source-bounded crisis marker for southwestern frontier governance failure.

Evidence

• Administrative trigger: Hanji 747 says Zheng Chun’s successor did not know how to govern locally and alienated Yi and Mo groups.
• Rebellion: Hanji 747 says Lei Lao kills newly appointed local heads, rebels, and attacks Bonan.
• Suppression: Hanji 747 says Yongchang, Yuexi, and Yizhou commandery forces plus Kunming Yi attack Lei Lao at Bonan and kill him.

Qualifications

The source does not provide Lei Lao’s earlier background, the exact names of the killed officials, or a full Ailao political structure. The host attributes the rebellion partly to the successor’s ignorance of local custom and disruption of established power balance; this page preserves that as the source’s interpretation rather than a complete causal proof.

What Changed

• Created the page from Hanji 747’s Ailao rebellion and Bonan suppression notice.

Relationships

• 郑纯 - predecessor whose governance contrast makes Lei Lao’s rebellion legible.
• 宽简边疆治理 - negative case showing what happens when local custom and power balance are mishandled.
• 汉章帝 - ruler during the rebellion and suppression.