Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Chen area commander

Chunyu Liang 淳于量

c. AD 511 - AD 582

Passages
31
Chapters
6
Histories
2

Overview

Chunyu Liang was a Chen area commander.

IdentityHistorical · Male

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Siming 思明 Siming

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Chen, Chapter 11 Volume 11: Huang Faqu; Chunyu Liang; Zhang Zhaoda 21 passages
  2. Book of Chen, Chapter 4 Volume 4: Emperor Fei 4 passages
  3. Book of Chen, Chapter 20 Volume 20: Dao Zhongju; Han Zigao; Hua Jiao 3 passages
  4. Book of Chen, Chapter 2 Volume 2: Emperor Wu 2 1 passage
  5. Book of Chen, Chapter 13 Volume 13: Xu Shipu; Lu Xida; Zhou Fu; Xun Lang; Zhou Jiong 1 passage

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31 passages

Book of Chen, Chapter 2Volume 2: Emperor Wu 2 · 1 passage
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Book of Chen, Chapter 4Volume 4: Emperor Fei · 4 passages
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壬子，以鎮北將軍、開府儀同三司、南徐州刺史黃法矴為鎮西將軍、郢州刺史，新除中軍大將軍、開府儀同三司淳于量為鎮北將軍、南徐州刺史。 On renzi day Huang Faqu, general who garrisons the north, opener of the mansion equal to the three dukes, and inspector of South Xuzhou, was made general who garrisons the west and inspector of Yingzhou; Chunyu Liang, newly appointed central army general with a mansion equal to the three dukes, was made general who garrisons the north and inspector of South Xuzhou.
Book of Chen, Chapter 11Volume 11: Huang Faqu; Chunyu Liang; Zhang Zhaoda · 21 passages
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Book of Chen, Chapter 13Volume 13: Xu Shipu; Lu Xida; Zhou Fu; Xun Lang; Zhou Jiong · 1 passage
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Book of Chen, Chapter 20Volume 20: Dao Zhongju; Han Zigao; Hua Jiao · 3 passages
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是時慮皎先發，乃前遣明徹率眾三萬，乘金翅直趨郢州，又遣撫軍大將軍淳于量率眾五萬，乘大艦以繼之，又令假節、冠武將軍楊文通別從安 Fearing Jiao would move first, they sent Mingche with thirty thousand men in Golden-Wing ships straight for Yingzhou, and pacifying-the-army grand general Chunyu Liang with fifty thousand in great ships behind him, and ordered provisional-credentials crowned-with-martiality general Yang Wentong by a separate route from An
征南將軍量、安南將軍明徹、郢州刺史靈洗，受律專征，備盡心力，撫勞驍雄，舟師俱進，義烈爭奮，凶惡奔殄，獻捷相望，重氛載廓，言念泣罪，思與惟新。 Campaigning-south general Liang, pacifying-south general Mingche, and Yingzhou inspector Lingxi took the law and marched with all their strength, heartening the brave as the fleets advanced together. Valor flared, the wicked were crushed, victory reports came in waves, and the foul air cleared. In judging guilt I look to renewal.
Book of Zhou, Chapter 13Volume 13 Biographies 5: Princes of Wen, Xiaomin, Wu, and Xuan · 1 passage
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天和中，陳湘州刺史華皎舉州來附，詔直督綏德公陸通、大將軍田弘、權景宣、元定等兵赴援，與陳將淳于量、吳明徹等戰於沌口。 During Tianhe (566–572), Chen Xiangzhou governor Hua Jiao brought his province over to Zhou; an edict ordered Yuwen Zhi to supervise Suide Duke Lu Tong, grand generals Tian Hong, Quan Jingxuan, Yuan Ding, and others in marching to the relief, and they fought Chen generals Chunyu Liang, Wu Mingche, and others at Dun mouth.