Lin Shuang-wen initiated his rebellion against the Ch'ing government in 1786. The following is a brief chronology of his campaign in the area of Chu-lo. Lin's army occupied Chu-lo in the twelfth month of that 1786, at the same time that Chuang Ta-t'ien captured Feng-shan. In the first month of the following year, Huang Shih-chien, the naval commander of Fukien, arrived in the capital (modern Tainan) with a pacification force. At approximately the same time, Jen Ch'eng-en, the army commander of Fukien, arrived at Lu-ts'un-kang. On the twenty-second, Regional Military Commander Ch'ai Ta-chi recovered Chu-lo. In the second month, the Ch'ing forces recovered Fengshan and Emperor Kao-tsung relieved Huang Shih-chien and Jen Ch'eng-en of their duties. In the third month, Chuang Ta-t'ien recaptured Feng-shan, and Ch'ang-ch'ing, Govemor-General of Kwangtung and Hunan, arrived in the capital. Lin's army repeatedly attacked Chu-lo over the course of the late third and early fourth months. During the fourth and fifth months, Ch'ai Ta-chi also engaged Lin's forces on multiple occasions. Lin Shuang-wen laid siege to Chu-lo during the sixth month. Wei Ta-wu responded with a relief force, but was defeated by Lin's troops. He was defeated again in the early part of the seventh month. On the thirteenth, Wei finally succeeded in fighting his way into Chu-lo. Lin kept up his attack through the seventh and eighth months. In the eighth month, the emperor appointed Fu K'ang-an to the position of general and dispatched him to Taiwan with orders to quash the rebels. At the same time, Ch'ang-ch'ing dispatched the imperial councilor (ts’an-tsan參讚) Heng-jui with a force of troops to relieve Chu-lo. Heng-jui arrived in Lan-shui-kang on the twenty-fifth. Lin's army kept up their attack on Chu-lo throughout the ninth month. On the sixteenth, Regional Military Commander P'u Chi-pao captured Pen-kang. Although Lin continued his assaults throughout the tenth month, Ch'ai Ta-chi maintained a successful defense, repelling the rebels on each occasion. On the twenty-third, Heng-jui reached Lu-ts'un-ts'ao. On the first day of the eleventh month, Fu K'ang-an arrived in Lu-ts'un-kang with his army. On the sixth, he advanced toward Chu-lo, reaching Lun Ts'un-ting and Lin's interceptors on the eighth. He attacked Lin's troops with one portion of his army, while simultaneously dispatching the other portion under the command of Hai Lan-ch'a to support Chu-lo. Hai defeated Lin's army in the field and entered Chu-lo. That night, Fu K'ang-an also arrived in the town. The long siege of Chu-lo was finally lifted.