Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Minister, Envoy, and Strategist

Shen Hui 申徽

Attested AD 545

Passages: 8
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Shen Hui was a minister, Envoy, and Strategist.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 545 大同十一年
Dated from the passage context · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 159, passage 3; zizhitongjian:159:s0003a; zizhitongjian:159:s0171n

Career and standing

Minister of Justice 都官尚書
AD 545 大同十一年 · Appointed
Directly stated · zizhitongjian:159:s0171u
Western-route ambassador 河西大使
AD 545 大同十一年 · Appointed
Directly stated · zizhitongjian:159:s0171n
Attendant of the Yellow Gate 給事黃門侍郎
Held
Directly stated · zizhitongjian:159:s0171n

Events and relationships

Deceived and arrested Deng Yan with Linghu Zheng
AD 545 大同十一年 · Stratagem and arrest · Planner · With Deng Yan (鄧彥)
Directly stated · zizhitongjian:159:s0171n; zizhitongjian:159:s0171o; zizhitongjian:159:s0171p; zizhitongjian:159:s0171q; zizhitongjian:159:s0171r; zizhitongjian:159:s0171s; zizhitongjian:159:s0171t

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History

8 passages

Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance, Chapter 159Volume 159 Liang Records 15 · 8 passages

丞相泰以道遠難於動眾，欲以計取之，以給事黃門侍郎申徽為河西大使，密令圖彥。 Yuwen Tai, finding the road too far for an army, wished to take him by stratagem and made Shen Hui, Attendant of the Yellow Gate, western-route ambassador to plot against Yan in secret.

徽以五十騎行，既至，止於賓館； Hui rode with fifty men; on arrival he lodged at the guest house;

彥見徽單使，不以為疑。 Yan saw a lone envoy and did not suspect him.

徽遣人微勸彥歸朝，彥不從； Hui secretly urged Yan to return to court; Yan refused;

徽又使贊成其留計，彥信之，遂來至館。 Hui again had men support his plan to remain; Yan believed them and came to the lodge.

徽先與州主簿敦煌令狐整等密謀，執彥於坐，責而縛之； Hui had secretly plotted with the commandery recorder Linghu Zheng of Dunhuang and others; they seized Yan at the seat, reproached and bound him;

泰以徽為都官尚書。 Yuwen Tai made Hui Minister of Justice.

丞相泰以申徽為瓜州刺史，召整為壽昌太守，封襄武男。 Yuwen Tai made Shen Hui inspector of Guazhou, summoned Zheng as governor of Shouchang, and enfeoffed him Baron of Xiangwu.