Five Dynasties · Left Dragon Martial Guard Commander

Huangfu Yu 皇甫遇

First attested AD 923; died AD 936 to AD 947

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47
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12
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3

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Huangfu Yu was a Left Dragon Martial Guard Commander.

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Key source chapters

  1. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 95 Volume 95 Book of Later Jin 21: Biographies 10: Huang Fuyu, Wang Qing, Liang Hanzhang, Bai Fengjin, Lu Shunmi, Zhou Huan, Shen Yun, Wu Luan, Di Zhang, Cheng Fuyun, Guo Lin 20 passages
  2. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 83 Volume 83 Book of Later Jin 9: Emperor Shao 3 13 passages
  3. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 82 Volume 82 Book of Later Jin 8: Emperor Shao 2 4 passages
  4. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 78 Volume 78 Book of Later Jin 4: Gaozu Annals 4 2 passages
  5. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 45 Volume 45 Book of Later Tang 21: Emperor Min Annals 1 1 passage

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47 passages

Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 45Volume 45 Book of Later Tang 21: Emperor Min Annals 1 · 1 passage
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 78Volume 78 Book of Later Jin 4: Gaozu Annals 4 · 2 passages
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 80Volume 80 Book of Later Jin 6: Gaozu Annals 6 · 1 passage
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 81Volume 81 Book of Later Jin 7: Emperor Shao 1 · 1 passage
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 82Volume 82 Book of Later Jin 8: Emperor Shao 2 · 4 passages
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 83Volume 83 Book of Later Jin 9: Emperor Shao 3 · 13 passages
北京留守劉知遠充北面行營都統,鎮州節度使杜威充北面行營都招討使,鄆州節度使張從恩充馬步軍都監,西京留守景延廣充馬步軍都排陣使,徐州節度使趙在禮充馬步軍都虞候,晉州節度使安叔千充馬步軍左廂排陣使,前兗州節度使安審信充馬軍右廂排陣使,河中節度使安審琦充馬步軍都指揮使,河陽節度使符彥卿充馬軍左廂都指揮使,滑州節度使皇甫遇充馬步軍右廂都指揮使,右神武統軍張彥澤充馬軍排陣使,滄州節度使王廷胤充馬軍左廂都指揮使,陜州節度使宋彥筠充步軍右廂都指揮使,前金州節度使田武充步軍左廂排陣使,左神武統軍潘環充步軍右廂排陣使。 Liu Zhiyuan, military commissioner of the Northern Capital, became overall commander of the northern campaign; Du Wei of Zhenzhou, overall commander for suppression; Zhang Cong'en of Yanzhou, overall supervisor of horse and foot; Jing Yanguang, military commissioner of the Western Capital, overall array marshal; Zhao Zaili of Xuzhou, overall deputy commander; An Shuqian of Jinzhou, left-wing array marshal; former Yanzhou governor An Shenxin, right-wing cavalry array marshal; An Shenqi of Hezhong, overall commander of horse and foot; Fu Yanqing of Heyang, left-wing cavalry commander; Huangfu Yu of Huazhou, right-wing horse-and-foot commander; Zhang Yanzhe of the Right Divine Martial Army, cavalry array marshal; Wang Tingyin of Cangzhou, left-wing cavalry commander; Song Yanyun of Shaanzhou, right-wing infantry commander; former Jinzhou governor Tian Wu, left-wing infantry array marshal; and Pan Huan of the Left Divine Martial Army, right-wing infantry array marshal.
至鄴都,遇遼軍數萬,且戰且卻,至榆林店,遼軍繼至,遇與彥超力戰百餘合,遇馬斃步戰,安審琦引騎兵逾水以救,遼軍乃還。)〉 At Yedu they encountered tens of thousands of Liao troops and fought their way back. At Yulin Post fresh Liao forces closed in; Yu and Yanchao battled fiercely for more than a hundred bouts. When Yu's horse fell he continued on foot until An Shenqi led cavalry across the river to their aid, and the Liao army withdrew.)〉
甲午,以河中節度使安審琦為北面行營馬步軍都虞候,許州節度使符彥卿充馬步軍左廂都指揮使,滑州節度使皇甫遇充馬步軍右廂都指揮使,侍衛馬軍都指揮使梁漢璋充馬軍左右廂都指揮使,侍衛步軍都指揮使李殷充步軍左右廂都指揮使,左神武統軍張彥澤充馬軍左右廂都排陣使,右神武統軍潘環充步軍左右廂排陣使。 On jiawu, An Shenqi, military governor of Hezhong, became overall deputy commander of the northern campaign horse and foot; Fu Yanqing of Xuzhou, overall commander of the left wing; Huangfu Yu of Huazhou, overall commander of the right wing; Palace Cavalry Commander Liang Hanzhang, overall commander of both cavalry wings; Palace Infantry Commander Li Yin, overall commander of both infantry wings; Left Spirit Martial Commander Zhang Yanzhe, overall array marshal of both cavalry wings; and Right Spirit Martial Commander Pan Huan, array marshal of both infantry wings.
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 85Volume 85 Book of Later Jin 11: Emperor Shao 4 · 1 passage
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 95Volume 95 Book of Later Jin 21: Biographies 10: Huang Fuyu, Wang Qing, Liang Hanzhang, Bai Fengjin, Lu Shunmi, Zhou Huan, Shen Yun, Wu Luan, Di Zhang, Cheng Fuyun, Guo Lin · 20 passages
周廣順三年正月,遇妻宋國夫人霍氏上言,請度為尼,周太祖許之,仍賜紫衣,號貞範大師,法名惠圓,又賜夏臘十。 In the first month of the third year of Guangshun under the Zhou, Huang Fuyu's wife, Lady Huo of the State of Song, petitioned to be ordained as a nun. Emperor Taizu of Zhou granted it, bestowed purple robes upon her, gave her the title Great Master of Chaste Exemplar and the religious name Huiyuan, and granted ten years of monastic seniority as well.
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 100Volume 100 Book of Later Jin 2: Gaozu Annals 2 · 1 passage
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 141Volume 141: Treatises 3 Five Elements · 1 passage
History of Song, Chapter 251Volume 251 Biographies 10: Han Lingkun, Murong Yanzhao, Fu Yanqing · 1 passage
New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 9Volume 9 Later Jin Annals 2: the Emperor That Fled · 1 passage