Overview
Pu was a prince of Wuxing; nephew of Guiyan; surrendered to Zhou.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Deguang | 德廣 |
Life and dates
Death
- died at Chang’anDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 218
Attested activity
- c. AD 577 周師逼Dated from the passage context · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 217
- c. AD 550 天保初Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 213
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Guiyi (歸義)son 子
son of Guiyan's elder brother Guiyi 兄歸義之子Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 210
Career and standing
- Grand Preceptor 太宰Additionally appointedDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 216
- Field Headquarters of the Yuzhou Circuit, Director of the Masters of Writing 豫州道行臺、尚書令AD 575 武平六年 · AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 215
- Minister of Works 司空AD 571 武平二年 · HeldDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 214
- Upper Opening Establishment, Governor of Yu Province 上開府、豫州刺史Granted posthumouslyDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 219
- Prince of Wuxing Commandery 武興郡王EnfeoffedDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 213
Events and relationships
- Surrendered when the armies of Zhou closed inMilitary · SurrendererDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 217
Assessments and attributes
- generous, even-tempered, and possessed of measureCharacterDirectly stated · Book of Northern Qi 14, passage 211
References in the histories
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