Léibō

Leibo was a Yi mountain chiefdom north of the Jinsha River in Liangshan. The Yuan established its hereditary office under the Azhuo clan in 1276; by 1337 it was subordinate to Mahu.

In 1371 the chief Piya submitted to the Ming with Mahu, regaining the office and receiving the surname Yang. Yang Lawa submitted to the Qing in 1704, but Yang Mingyi joined a revolt against replacing native rulers in 1728. Qing forces suppressed it, revoked the title and made Leibo a military guard in 1729 and a magistracy in 1761.