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Kudie Fulian 庫狄伏連

Kùdí Fúlián

Attested AD 571

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Kudie Fulian was a general.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 571 武平二年七月
Dated from the passage context · Book of Northern Qi 50, passages 94, 96

References in the histories

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 50Volume 50 Biographies 42: Favored by Nobles · 3 passages

瑯邪王儼惡之，與領軍庫狄伏連、侍中馮子琮、禦史王子宜、武衛高舍洛等謀誅之。 Prince Yan of Langye hated him and, with Army Director Kudie Fulian, Attendant Feng Zicong, Censor Wang Ziyi, Martial Guard Gao Shelou, and others, plotted his death.

伏連發京畿軍士，帖神武、千秋門外，並私約束，不聽士開入殿。 Fulian deployed capital troops outside the Shenwu and Qianqiu gates with secret orders to keep Shikai from the hall.

其年七月二十五日旦，士開依式早參，伏連前把士開手曰：「今有一大好事。」 On the morning of the twenty-fifth day of the seventh month, Shikai came for the regular audience; Fulian seized his hand and said, "Today brings great good fortune."