Guangling (154 BC) — the same event in Book of Han and Zizhi Tongjian

Book of Han: The rebellion of the Seven States: the kings of Wu, Chu, Jiaoxi, Zhao, Jinan, Zichuan and Jiaodong raised troops; they beheaded Chao Cuo…

What each source says

Book of Han (Hanshu), Imperial Annals · 154 BC · 廣陵

The rebellion of the Seven States: the kings of Wu, Chu, Jiaoxi, Zhao, Jinan, Zichuan and Jiaodong raised troops; they beheaded Chao Cuo to apologize to the seven states, but were suppressed.

吳王濞、膠西王卬、楚王戊、趙王遂、濟南王辟光、菑川王賢、膠東王雄渠皆舉兵反
Location: 漢書卷005 景帝前元三年正月

Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) · 154 BC · 廣陵

The rebellion of the Seven States of Wu and Chu: when Chao Cuo's document reached the commanderies of Kuaiji and Yuzhang in Wu, the King of Wu rose first and killed officials of two thousand shi and below; Jiaoxi, Jiaodong, Zichuan, Jinan, Chu and Zhao also rebelled.

及削吳會稽、豫章郡書至,吳王遂先起兵,誅漢吏二千石以下;膠西、膠東、菑川、濟南、楚、趙亦皆反。
Location: 資治通鑑 卷016 (원문 단락 #1179, -154년)

Where the sources differ

A and B are two of the sources listed above.

On what pointSource ASource BWhat differs (in Korean)
OutcomeBook of Han (Hanshu), Imperial AnnalsZizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror)a는 조착을 참수해 사죄했으나 진압됐다고, b는 오왕이 먼저 거병해 관리를 죽였다고

Place: 廣陵

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