苍梧郡 / Cangwu Commandery (late Han)
Cangwu Commandery appears in Hanji 919 as one origin point of the bandits who join Guiyang bandits in attacking commanderies and counties. The episode does not develop Cangwu as a full administrative profile; it matters as part of the southern disorder surrounding Lingling and Yang Xuan’s response.
Key Claims
- Cangwu is a source marker for cross-commandery disorder rather than an isolated local incident.
- Its bandits’ alliance with Guiyang bandits shows how late-Han security failures spill across administrative boundaries.
Connections
- 《资治通鉴·汉纪》919丨想活得好?先踢开善良的自己 — source episode for the Cangwu bandit notice.
- 桂阳郡 / Guiyang Commandery (late Han) — allied bandit source in the same branch.
- 零陵郡 / Lingling Commandery (late Han) — commandery where Yang Xuan’s response is centered.
- 杨璇 / Yang Xuan (late Han) — administrator whose forces suppress the Cangwu-Guiyang threat.
- 赵凯 / Zhao Kai (late Han) — official whose accusation follows the suppression.
- People-Based Political Security / 民心型政治安全 — broader frame for linking local order to popular survival.