Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · General

Li Shuren 李叔仁

Attested AD 527 - AD 529

Passages: 6
Chapters: 2
Histories: 2

Overview

Li Shuren was a general.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 527 to AD 529 大通初
Dated from the passage context · Book of Liang 32, passage 67
AD 527 孝昌三年
Directly stated · Book of Wei 81, passages 150, 155

Key source chapters

Book of Wei, Chapter 81 Volume 76: Lu Tong, Zhang Lie 5 passages
Book of Liang, Chapter 32 Volume 32: Chen Qingzhi; Lan Qin 1 passage

Events and relationships

Helped take Daliang and later surrendered to Chen Qingzhi
AD 527 to AD 529 大通初 · Military · Commander · With Chen Qingzhi (陳慶之)
Directly stated · Book of Liang 32, passage 67
Ordered to suppress
Military · Commander · With Zhao Xiande (趙顯德)
Directly stated · Book of Wei 81, passage 150
Suppressed
Military · Commander · With Liu Jun (劉鈞)
Directly stated · Book of Wei 81, passage 151

References in the histories

Book of Liang, Chapter 32Volume 32: Chen Qingzhi; Lan Qin · 1 passage

魏大將軍上黨王元天穆、王老生、李叔仁又率衆四萬，攻陷大梁，分遣老生、費穆兵二萬，據虎牢，刁宣、刁雙入梁、宋，慶之隨方掩襲，並皆降款。 Grand General Prince Tianmu of Shangdang, Wang Laosheng, and Li Shuren marched again with forty thousand, took Daliang, and sent Laosheng and Fei Mu with twenty thousand to hold Hulao while Diao Xuan and Diao Shuang pushed into Liang and Song. Qingzhi ambushed them wherever they moved, and they all surrendered.

Book of Wei, Chapter 81Volume 76: Lu Tong, Zhang Lie · 5 passages

孝昌三年，除左將軍、太中大夫、兼左丞，為齊兗二州行臺，節度大都督李叔仁。 In the third year of Xiaochang he was appointed Left General, Grand Master of Palace Counsel, and concurrent Left Assistant Director, and served as mobile headquarters over the two provinces of Qi and Yan directing Grand Commander-in-Chief Li Shuren.

節度大都督李叔仁 Grand Commander-in-Chief and Controller Li Shuren

按卷九肅宗紀孝昌三年二月庚申稱東郡民趙顯德反，詔都督李叔仁討之； According to juan 9 of Emperor Suzong's annals, on gengshen day in the second month of the third year of Xiaochang, the people of Dong Commandery under Zhao Xiande rebelled, and an edict ordered Commander-in-Chief Li Shuren to suppress them;

三月辛未又稱齊州廣川民劉鈞執清河太守邵懷聚眾反，六月稱詔都督李叔仁討劉鈞平之。 on xinwei day in the third month it records that Liu Jun of Guangchuan in Qizhou seized Grand Administrator Shao Huai of Qinghe and raised a rebellion; in the sixth month an edict ordered Commander-in-Chief Li Shuren to attack Liu Jun and pacify him.

盧同以齊兗二州行臺節度李叔仁，所闕必即鎮壓這兩支變亂軍事，但紀不書盧同以行臺節度事。 Lu Tong, as mobile headquarters over Qi and the two Yanzhou provinces, directed Li Shuren; the missing passage must concern the suppression of these two rebellions, though the annals do not record Tong's role as mobile headquarters commander.