Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Duke of Longxi; official

Li Xun 李詢

Attested AD 580 - AD 580

Passages: 3
Chapters: 2
Histories: 1

Overview

Li Xun was a Duke of Longxi; official.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 580 大象二年十二月丁巳
Dated from the passage context · Book of Zhou 8, passages 92, 98
AD 580 宣帝崩
Dated from the passage context · Book of Zhou 21, passage 91

Key source chapters

Book of Zhou, Chapter 21 Volume 21 Biographies 13: Wei Chijiong; Wang Qian; Sima Xiaonan 2 passages
Book of Zhou, Chapter 8 Volume 8 Annals 8: Emperor Jing 1 passage

Career and standing

superior pillar-of-state 上柱國
AD 580 大象二年十二月丁巳 · Appointed
Directly stated · Book of Zhou 8, passages 92, 98

References in the histories

Book of Zhou, Chapter 8Volume 8 Annals 8: Emperor Jing · 1 passage

釜、武鄉公崔弘度、大將軍中山公宇文恩、濮陽公宇文述、渭原公和幹子、任城公王景、漁陽公楊銳、上開府廣宗公李崇、隴西公李詢竝為上柱國。 Fu, Cui Hongdu, Duke of Wuxiang; Yuwen En, Grand General and Duke of Zhongshan; Yuwen Shu, Duke of Puyang; He Ganzhi, Duke of Weiyuan; Wang Jing, Duke of Rencheng; Yang Rui, Duke of Yuyang; Li Chong, Shang Kai Fu and Duke of Guangzong; and Li Xun, Duke of Longxi, were all made superior pillars-of-state.

Book of Zhou, Chapter 21Volume 21 Biographies 13: Wei Chijiong; Wang Qian; Sima Xiaonan · 2 passages

高熲與李詢整陣，先犯觀者，因其擾而乘之。 Gao Jiong and Li Xun formed their lines, first charged the spectators, and then exploited the chaos to press the attack.

李詢、賀樓子幹以其屬先登。 Li Xun and Helou Zigan were first over the wall with their men.