Overview
Daotan was a general and Aristocrat.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Chen
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 502 to AD 556 梁故官爵Directly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- AD 548 to AD 557 道譚贈南兗州刺史Directly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 240
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Parent of Xu (頊)elder brother's son 兄子 · paternal lineDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 74
- Sibling of the Founder (高祖)elder brother 皇兄 · paternal lineDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- Child of Emperor Jing (景皇帝)paternal lineStrongly inferred · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
Career and standing
- general who pacifies the north 平北將軍HeldDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- scattered-cavalry palace attendant 散騎常侍HeldDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- Yanzhou inspector 兗州刺史HeldDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- grand general of agile cavalry 驃騎大將軍AD 557 癸巳 · Posthumously grantedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- grand tutor 太尉AD 557 癸巳 · Posthumously grantedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- Governor of South Yanzhou 南兗州刺史Posthumously grantedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 240
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- King of Shixing 始興郡王AD 557 癸巳 · Posthumously grantedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- Duke of Changcheng county 長城縣公HeldDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- Posthumously honoredAD 557 癸巳 · DeceasedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
Places and affiliations
- Polity Liang 梁 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
- At Changcheng 長城Directly stated · Book of Chen 2, passage 67
References in the histories
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