Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official

Wei Liang 韋諒

Died AD 582

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Wei Liang was an official.

Life and dates

Death

AD 582 叔陵之叛後
Executed
Directly stated · Book of Chen 36, passage 85

Attested activity

AD 582 叔陵之叛
Directly stated · Book of Chen 36, passages 58, 85

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Child of Wei Can (韋粲)
father 父
Directly stated · Book of Chen 36, passage 88

Places and affiliations

At Jingzhao 京兆
Directly stated · Book of Chen 36, passage 88

Learning and skills

Skill scholarship 學業
Directly stated · Book of Chen 36, passage 88

References in the histories

Book of Chen, Chapter 36Volume 36: Chen Shuling, Prince of Shixing; Chen Bogu, Prince of Xin'an · 3 passages

叔陵聚兵僅千人，初欲據城保守，俄而右衛將軍蕭摩訶將兵至府西門，叔陵事急惶恐，乃遣記室韋諒送其鼓吹與摩訶，仍謂之曰：「如其事捷，必以公為台鼎。」 Shuling mustered barely a thousand men and at first meant to occupy the city and defend it, but Right Guard General Xiao Mohe soon brought troops to the mansion's western gate. With matters urgent and panic setting in, Shuling sent staff recorder Wei Liang to deliver his pipes and drums to Mohe and promised, "If we win, you will sit among the highest ministers."

前衡陽內史彭暠、諮議參軍兼記室鄭信、中錄事參軍兼記室韋諒、典籤俞公喜，並伏誅。 Former Hengyang inner administrator Peng Hao, deliberation officer and recorder Zheng Xin, central recorder and recorder Wei Liang, and recorder Yu Gongxi were all put to death.

諒，京兆人，梁侍中、護軍將軍粲之子也，以學業為叔陵所引。 Liang came from Jingzhao, son of Liang attendant-in-ordinary and protector-general Can, and was recruited by Shuling for his scholarship.