Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Liu Song general executed for a crime

Huang Hui 黃回

Huáng Huí

First attested AD 477; died AD 478

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17
Chapters
4
Histories
2

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Huang Hui was a Liu Song general executed for a crime.

IdentityHistorical · Male

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 30 Volume 30 Biographies 11: Xue Yuan, Dai Sengjing, Huan Kang, Jiao Du, Cao Hu 7 passages
  2. Book of Song, Chapter 10 Volume 10 Annals 10: Emperor Shun 5 passages
  3. Book of Song, Chapter 89 Volume 89 Biographies 49: Yuan Can 3 passages
  4. Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 24 Volume 24 Biographies 5: Liu Shilong, Zhang Gui 2 passages

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17 passages

Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 24Volume 24 Biographies 5: Liu Shilong, Zhang Gui · 2 passages
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:　　今遣新除使持節郢州司州之義陽諸軍事平西將軍郢州刺史聞喜縣開國侯黃回、員外散騎常侍輔國將軍驍騎將軍重安縣開國子軍主王敬則、屯騎校尉長壽縣開國男軍主王宜與、屯騎校尉陳承叔、右軍將軍葛陽縣開國男彭文之、驃騎行參軍振武將軍邰宰，精甲二萬，衝其首旆。 We now send the newly appointed Bearer of the Staff, General Who Pacifies the West and Inspector of Ying, Marquis of Wenxi, Huang Hui; Outer Attendant of the Scattered Cavalry, General Who Assists the State and General of Valiant Cavalry, Baron of Chong'an, army commander Wang Jingze; Commandants of Valiant Cavalry Wang Yixing, Baron of Changshou, and Chen Chenshu; General of the Right Army Peng Wenzhi, Baron of Geyang; and Flying-Cavalry adjutant Tai Zai, General Who Quells Martial Foes—with twenty thousand elite troops to break his van.
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 30Volume 30 Biographies 11: Xue Yuan, Dai Sengjing, Huan Kang, Jiao Du, Cao Hu · 7 passages
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Book of Song, Chapter 10Volume 10 Annals 10: Emperor Shun · 5 passages
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[7]左衞將軍齊王世子為江州刺史，侍中蕭嶷為領軍，鎮軍將軍、雍州刺史張敬兒進號征西將軍，平西將軍、郢州刺史黃回進號鎮西將軍。 [7] The Left Guards General, heir of the Prince of Qi, was appointed Inspector of Jiangzhou; Palace Attendant Xiao Ni was appointed Commander of the Guards; Zhang Jinger, General Who Pacifies the Army and Inspector of Yongzhou, was promoted to General Who Conquers the West; Huang Hui, General Who Pacifies the West and Inspector of Yingzhou, was promoted to General Who Pacifies the West.
Book of Song, Chapter 89Volume 89 Biographies 49: Yuan Can · 3 passages
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