- (丁延徽)
north with 3,000 men to
Wushun's Shen (深州) and Ji (冀州) (both in
modern Hengs****, Hebei),
claiming to be
helping Wushun to
defend potential Liu Shouguang...
- Rong the
Prince of Zhao. (By this point,
Chengde Circuit had been
renamed Wushun, to
observe naming taboo, as
Emperor Taizu's
father was
named Zhu Cheng...
-
Chengde (which he had
renamed Wushun (武順)) by force. He sent his
attendants Du
Tingyin (杜廷隱) and Ding Yan**** (丁延徽) to
Wushun's Shen (深州) and Ji (冀州, both...
-
Posthumous name
Temple name Era name
Years Gengshi Emperor Liu Xuan 劉玄 11 March 23 AD
November 25 AD King
Wushun of
Huaiyang 淮陽王
Yanzong 延宗
Gengshi 更始 23–25 AD...
- are
earlier than the core and
others are later. For instance,
Chapter 32
Wushun 武順 uses the term di 帝 "emperor";
McNeal interprets it as "a late third-century...
-
pretending to be
helping Yiwu and
Wushun in
defending against a
potential Liu
Shouguang attack, but then
seized Wushun's Shen (深州) and Ji (冀州) Prefectures...
-
decided to, by trick,
seize Wushun's Shen (深州) and Ji (冀州, both in
modern Hengs****, Hebei)
Prefectures and
slaughter the
Wushun garrisons at
those prefectures...
- of Dong'ou" (東甌襄武王), the
first Duke of Xin (信國公) Deng Yu (鄧愈), "Prince
Wushun of Ninghe" (寧河武順王), the
first Duke of Wei (衛國公) Zhu Yong (朱永), "Prince Wuzhuang...
-
Weibo soldiers north to
Wushun's Shen (深州) and Ji (冀州) (both in
modern Hengs****, Hebei) Prefectures,
claiming to be
helping Wushun and Yiwu to
defend against...
-
loyalty of two
other Later Liang v****als—Wang Rong the
military governor of
Wushun Circuit (武順,
headquartered in
modern Shijiazhuang, Hebei, also
known as...
