池昭平 / Chi Zhaoping
Updated · 1 episodes · 1 show · 1 source notes
Overview
池昭平 / Chi Zhaoping enters the wiki through Hanji 659 as a late-新朝 female rebel leader who gathers several thousand people near a dangerous Yellow River position in Pingyuan commandery. Her current role is a source-scoped marker of how wide and socially varied the revolt field had become before the later 赤眉 origin note.
Current Profile
The source gives Chi Zhaoping only one focused notice, but that notice matters to the late-Xin collapse map. Her armed group appears beside 秦丰’s Nanjun force, indicating that rebellion is not confined to one locality, lineage, or famous later movement. The episode uses these notices to set up Wang Mang’s failed court discussion about “bandits.”
Key Characteristics
- Female late-Xin rebel leader in the Pingyuan-Yellow River field.
- Commands several thousand followers in the source’s account.
- Appears before the wiki’s fuller Chimei and Lulin layers.
- Functions as evidence of broadening grassroots disorder under Wang Mang.
- Remains source-scoped pending additional episodes.
Evidence
- Rebel gathering: Hanji 659 says Chi Zhaoping gathers several thousand people near the Yellow River in Pingyuan commandery.
- Collapse context: Hanji 659 places her notice inside Wang Mang’s discussion of how to capture rebels.
- Court misreading: Hanji 659 says ministers flatter Wang Mang by describing rebels as doomed criminals rather than diagnosing their causes.
Qualifications
The page does not infer Chi Zhaoping’s motives, organization, later career, or relationship to Chimei or Lulin. Her identity is kept separate from later similarly named actors unless additional evidence appears.
What Changed
- Created the page from Hanji 659 as a source-scoped late-Xin female rebel leader.
Relationships
Sources
1 source notes across 1 show
- 《资治通鉴·汉纪》659丨有些核心人才不要轻易动 芮淇讲透资治通鉴