Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Diplomat and Official

Xing Luan 邢巒

Xíng Luán

Attested AD 490 - AD 520

Passages: 8
Chapters: 6
Histories: 3

Overview

Xing Luan was a Diplomat and Official.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 493 永明十一年春正月
Dated from the passage context · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passages 4, 17
AD 500 to AD 515 世宗時
Dated from the passage context · Book of Wei 110, passage 129
AD 499 to AD 515 宣武帝世
Strongly inferred · Book of Wei 81, passage 9
AD 490 to AD 520 尚書巒
Strongly inferred · Book of Wei 91, passage 107
AD 500 to AD 520 族兄巒
Dated from the passage context · Book of Northern Qi 36, passages 6, 17
AD 497 to AD 498 賜恂死時
Dated from the passage context · Book of Wei 27, passage 45

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AD 500 to AD 520 開華陽
Dated from the passage context · Book of Wei 110, passage 27

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Child of Parent of Xing Luan
father 父
Strongly inferred · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 18
Descendant of Xing Ying (邢穎)
grandfather 祖 · paternal line · 2 generations
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 18
Kin of Xing Xin (邢昕)
son of Luan's younger brother 巒弟偉之子 · paternal line · 2 generations
Directly stated · Book of Wei 91, passage 107
Kin of Xing Shao (邢卲)
clansman elder brother 族兄 · paternal line
Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 36, passage 6
Sibling of Xing Wei (邢偉)
younger brother 弟
younger brother of Luan is Wei 弟
Directly stated · Book of Wei 91, passage 107

Key source chapters

Career and standing

Extraordinary Attendant-in-Ordinary 員外散騎侍郎
AD 493 永明十一年春正月 · Held
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 17
Minister of the Department of State Affairs 尚書
Held
Directly stated · Book of Wei 91, passage 107

Places and affiliations

Polity Northern Wei 魏 · Relation Served
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 17

Works and attributed material

Our house has produced this boy—he is no ordinary person
Speech · Speaker · Direct quotation
Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 36, passage 6

Events and relationships

Sent on a diplomatic mission to Qi
AD 493 永明十一年春正月 · Diplomatic · Envoy
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 17

References in the histories

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History

8 passages

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 36Volume 36 Biographies 28: Xing Shao · 1 passage

族兄巒，有人倫鑒，謂子弟曰：「宗室中有此兒，非常人也。」 His kinsman Luan, skilled at judging men, told the younger generation, "Our house has produced this boy—he is no ordinary person."

Book of Wei, Chapter 27Volume 22: Emperor Xiaowen's Five Princes · 1 passage

高祖在長安，使中書侍郎邢巒與咸陽王禧，奉詔齎椒酒詣河陽，賜恂死，時年十五。 At Chang'an Gaozu sent palace secretariat attendant Xing Luan with the Prince of Xianyang Xi, bearing an edict and peppered wine to Heyang, and had Xun put to death. He was fifteen.

Book of Wei, Chapter 81Volume 76: Lu Tong, Zhang Lie · 1 passage

會豫州城民白早生反，都督中山王英、尚書邢巒等討之，詔同為軍司。 When the townspeople of Yuzhou under Bai Zaosheng rose in revolt, Prince Ying of Zhongshan as commander-in-chief, Minister Xing Luan, and others marched against them; Tong was ordered to serve as army aide.

Book of Wei, Chapter 91Volume 85: Men of Letters: Yuan Yue, Pei Jingxian, Lu Guan, Feng Su, Xing Cang, Pei Bomao, Xing Xin · 1 passage

邢昕，字子明，河間人，尚書巒弟偉之子。 Xing Xin, styled Ziming, was a native of Hejian and the son of Wei, younger brother of Minister Luan.

Book of Wei, Chapter 110Volume 104: Author's Preface · 2 passages

自國家開華陽等郡，梁州邢巒、益州傅豎眼及子建為最。 From the time the empire established Huayang and other districts, Xing Luan in Liangzhou, Fu Shuyan in Yizhou, and Zijian were ranked the finest governors.

世宗時，命邢巒追撰高祖起居注，書至太和十四年，又命崔鴻、王遵業補續焉。 During Emperor Shizong's reign Xing Luan was ordered to compile the Daily Records of Emperor Gaozu, bringing the account down to the fourteenth year of Taihe; Cui Hong and Wang Zunye were also ordered to continue the work.

Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance, Chapter 138Volume 138 Qi Records 4 · 2 passages

魏遣員外散騎侍郎邢巒等來聘。 Northern Wei sent Xing Luan, an extraordinary attendant, and others as envoys.

巒，穎之孫也。。 Xing Luan was a grandson of Xing Ying.