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Dai Huang was an official.
IdentityHistorical · Male
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Book of Chen, Chapter 35Volume 35: Xiong Tanlang; Zhou Di; Liu Yi; Chen Baoying · 1 passage
潼州刺史李䐗，[10]明州刺史戴晃，新州刺史區白獸，[11]壯武將軍脩行師，陳留太守張遂，前安成內史闕慎，前廬陵太守陸子隆，前豫寧太守任蠻奴，[12]巴山太守黃法慈，戎昭將軍、湘東公世子徐敬成，吳州刺史魯廣達，前吳州刺史遂興縣開國侯詳，使持節、都督征討諸軍事、散騎常侍、護軍將軍昭達，率緹騎五千，組甲二萬，直渡邵武，仍頓晉安。
Tongzhou inspector Li La [10], Mingzhou inspector Dai Huang, Xinzhou inspector Qu Baishou [11], stalwart-military general Xiu Xingshi, Chenliu prefect Zhang Sui, former Angu interior administrator Que Shen, former Luling prefect Lu Zilong, former Yuning prefect Ren Mannu [12], Bashan prefect Huang Fahui, martial-display general and heir of Duke of Xiangdong Xu Jingcheng, Wu prefect Lu Guangda, former Wu prefect and founding marquis of Suixing Xiang, and credential-bearer Zhang Zhaoda, protector general and commander of the campaign, lead five thousand brocade cavalry and twenty thousand mailed men across at Shaowu and camp at Jin'an. On [10]: Li La is also written Ji La or Li Du, doubtful. On [11]: Baishou is probably Baihu (Tiger), a Tang taboo change. On [12]: Yuning, not Yuzhang, is correct here.