Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Warlord

Chen Baoying 陳寶應

Attested AD 563 - AD 564

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Chen Baoying was a warlord.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 564 天嘉五年
Directly stated · Book of Chen 35, passage 150
AD 563 to AD 564 奔于陳寶應
Directly stated · Book of Chen 35, passage 149

Events and relationships

Received Yi; later defeated and Yi captured
Military · Patron then defeated
Directly stated · Book of Chen 35, passages 149-150

References in the histories

Book of Chen, Chapter 35Volume 35: Xiong Tanlang; Zhou Di; Liu Yi; Chen Baoying · 2 passages

明年春，安都大破其柵，異與第二子忠臣奔于陳寶應，於是虜其餘黨男女數千人。 Next spring Andu smashed the palisades. Yi and his second son Zhongchen fled to Chen Baoying. Several thousand followers, men and women, were taken.

天嘉五年，陳寶應平，并擒異送都，斬于建康市，子姪及同黨無少長皆伏誅，唯第三子貞臣以尚主獲免。 In Tianjia year 5, when Chen Baoying fell, Yi was seized, sent to the capital, and beheaded in the Jiankang market. Sons, nephews, and allies of every age were killed; only the third son Zhenchen was spared because he had married the princess.