Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official and Military Officer

Zhan Haizhen 湛海珍

Attested AD 547 - AD 555

Passages: 2
Chapters: 2
Histories: 2

Overview

Zhan Haizhen was an official and Military Officer.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 547 侯景降
Dated from the passage context · Book of Liang 39, passage 219
AD 555 天保六年
Directly stated · Book of Northern Qi 33, passage 16

Key source chapters

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 33 Volume 33 Biographies 25: Xiao Yuanming; Xiao Zhi (Liang); Xiao Tui; Xiao Fang (Liang); Xu Zhicai 1 passage
Book of Liang, Chapter 39 Volume 39: Yuan Faseng; Yuan Shu; Yuan Yuanda; Wang Shenian; Yang Hua; Yang Kan; Yang Kun; Yang Yaren 1 passage

Career and standing

Inspector of Renzhou 仁州刺史
AD 547 侯景降 · Held
Directly stated · Book of Liang 39, passage 219

Places and affiliations

Polity Liang 梁 · Relation Served
Directly stated · Book of Liang 39, passage 219

Events and relationships

Led troops toward Xuanhu
AD 547 侯景降 · Military · Subordinate commander · With Yang Yaren (羊鴉仁) · At Xuanhu 懸瓠
Directly stated · Book of Liang 39, passage 219
Relation Subordinate of · Person Yang Yaren (羊鴉仁)
Directly stated · Book of Liang 39, passage 219

References in the histories

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 33Volume 33 Biographies 25: Xiao Yuanming; Xiao Zhi (Liang); Xiao Tui; Xiao Fang (Liang); Xu Zhicai · 1 passage

天保六年，梁元為西魏所滅，顯祖詔立明為梁主，前所獲梁將湛海珍等皆聽從明歸，令上黨王渙率衆以送。 In the sixth year of Tianbao, when Emperor Yuan of Liang was destroyed by Western Wei, Gao Yang issued an edict installing Ming as Liang ruler; Liang generals previously captured, such as Zhan Haizhen, were all allowed to follow Ming home, and Prince of Shangdang Huan was ordered to lead troops to escort them.

Book of Liang, Chapter 39Volume 39: Yuan Faseng; Yuan Shu; Yuan Yuanda; Wang Shenian; Yang Hua; Yang Kan; Yang Kun; Yang Yaren · 1 passage

侯景降，詔鴉仁督士州刺史桓和之、仁州刺史湛海珍等精兵三萬，趨懸瓠應接景，仍爲都督豫司淮冀殷應西豫等七州諸軍事、司豫二州刺史，鎮懸瓠。 When Hou Jing submitted, Yaren was told to lead Huan Hezhi of Shizhou, Zhan Haizhen of Renzhou, and thirty thousand picked men to Xuanhu to meet Jing—and to command seven provinces from Yu to Western Yu as Si-Yu inspector, based at Xuanhu.