Overview
Yu Liang was an Eastern Jin Statesman.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of JinBook of Southern Qi
Life and dates
Death
- AD 340 庾亮薨Directly stated · Book of Jin 109, passage 77
Attested activity
- AD 340 庾亮薨Directly stated · Book of Jin 109, passage 77
- AD 325 to AD 333 庾公Dated from the passage context · Book of Jin 108, passage 134
- AD 327 to AD 328 蘇峻、祖約Strongly inferred · Book of Jin 109, passage 232
- AD 329 蘇峻平後Dated from the passage context · Book of Southern Qi 34, passage 57
Family
- Kin of Emperor Cheng of Jin (陛下)Directly stated · Book of Jin 109, passage 232
- Sibling of Empress Dowager Yu (太后)chief maternal uncle 元舅 · maternal lineStrongly inferred · Book of Jin 109, passages 232-233
- Sibling of Yu Bing (庾冰)younger brother 弟Directly stated · Book of Jin 109, passage 77
- Sibling of Yu Yi (庾翼)younger brother 弟Directly stated · Book of Jin 109, passage 77
Key source chapters
Career and standing
- Minister of Works 司空HeldDirectly stated · Book of Jin 109, passage 232
Places and affiliations
- Polity Eastern Jin 東晉 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 34, passage 57
- Polity Id eastern-jin · Relation ServedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 109, passages 77, 232
Events and relationships
- Asked for merit rollsDated from the passage context · Book of Southern Qi 34, passage 57
- Provoked rebellionDirectly stated · Book of Jin 109, passage 232
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment long renowned yet brought turmoil; insulted frontier generals · Mode quotation Speaker Murong Huang (慕容皝)Directly stated · Book of Jin 109, passages 232, 240
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · Book of Southern Qi 34, passage 57
References in the histories
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