Character's life: Nobility awarded for meritorious service
Qiu Dui was handsome, and because of his loyalty and prudence, he served as the attendant of Daowu Emperor Tuobagui. After Emperor Ming Yuan Tuoba Si succeeded to the throne, Qiu Dui was responsible for correcting shortcomings and mistakes by Emperor Ming Yuan's side, and was gradually promoted to the rank of regular attendant of Sanqi. Together with his uncle Sun Jian and others, he crusades and eliminates the Mountain Hu. Liu Yu marched west along the Yellow River to the Later Qin Dynasty. Emperor Ming and Yuan ordered Qiudui and Shusun Jian to set up defenses from Hanoi to Fangtou. After the fall of the Later Qin Dynasty, Qiudui stayed in Bingzhou. The Hu Xia emperor Helianbobo sent 3,000 cavalry to invade the west of the Yellow River. Qiu Dui from Bingzhou and the guerrilla general Wang Luosheng repelled him. He was awarded the title of Marquis for his meritorious service.
When Emperor Taiwu Tuoba Tao was in charge of the country, Qiu Dui and Taiwei Mu Guan served as right-hand officials. After Emperor Taiwu succeeded to the throne, he was granted the title of Duke of Linhuai and was awarded the title of General of Zhenxi. Promoted to servant. Attacking Daxia
In the fourth year of Shiguang (427), Emperor Taiwu conquered Daxia Emperor Helianchang. Qiudui, Changshan King Tuoba Su and General Yuan Taipi led 30,000 infantry as follow-up troops. . He Lianchang was defeated and fled south. Emperor Taiwu sent Qiu Dui and Zong Zheng'eqing to lead five thousand cavalry to attack Guanxi. Helianchang's Ercheng garrison held on and refused to surrender, but Qiudui and Eqing captured it. Emperor Taiwu ordered Qiudui to lead the army, and King Xi Jin of Yicheng petitioned to stay in Qiudui and march to pacify Helianchang. Emperor Taiwu agreed to his request.
In February of the first year of Shengen (428), Qiu Dui and Xi Jin joined forces to resist the attack with He Lianchang. There was a shortage of food in the army, so Qiu Dui and the rebel generals sent gifts to the people to collect taxes. The soldiers plundered them, but they were attacked by He Lianchang and were defeated. Qiu Dui returned to the camp with hundreds of cavalry, and the military supervisor Shi Anjie went to battle and captured He Lianchang. He Lianchang's remaining troops proclaimed He Lianchang's younger brother Helian as king and fled back to Pingliang. In March, Xi Jin pursued Helianding in Mamaoling, Pingliang, leaving Qiudui behind in Anding to guard the army and supply supplies. As a result, Xi Jin was defeated and captured by He Lianding. After Qiu Dui heard that Xi Jin had failed, he had no choice but to abandon Zhongjia and flee back to Chang'an. He also abandoned Chang'an and fled eastward to Puban with Tuoba Li, King of Gaoliang. Emperor Taiwu was very angry when he heard about this and sent Xiping Public Security Bureau to kill Qiudui.
In the early years of Yanhe (432), Emperor Taiwu issued an edict saying: "Qiu Dui is an important minister of the country. He has made outstanding contributions in the previous dynasty. He lost his army in the Western Expedition and will be executed according to military law. The feudal state is abolished. , the sacrifices were cut off, I felt pity for him and made his son Qiu Ba the Marquis of Huai Ling, and also granted him the title of General Anyuan. Together they crusaded and eliminated Shanhu, and together with Wang Luosheng, they repelled the three thousand Daxia cavalry who crossed the Yellow River to attack. Later, in the battle to destroy Xia, he and Eqing captured Ercheng. Historical evaluation
Tuoba Tao: "Qiudui, the heart and soul of the country, served as a tribute to the previous dynasty. He lost his troops in the Western Expedition, so he followed military law."
Wei Shu's "Book of Wei": " Beauty instrument, serve with loyalty and sincerity. "
Li Yanshou's "History of the North": "When Liu Jiejiu moved, Qiudui was defeated and died." Historical records
" "Book of Wei·Volume 4Ⅰ·Emperor Chronicles Fourth"
"Book of Wei·Volume 30·Biography No. 18"
"Book of Wei·Volume 25·Biography No. 18" Thirteen》 Family Members
Son
Qiu Ba, General Anyuan and Marquis of Huailing.
Qiu Lin, General Pingnan, Governor of Dongyanzhou, and Duke of Donghai.