Overview
Duan Ye was a ruler.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Jin
Life and dates
Death
- Beheading · Authority Mengxun (蒙遜) · At Zhangye 張掖Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passages 76, 80
Attested activity
- AD 397 to AD 401 推段業以濟時Dated from the passage context · Book of Jin 129, passages 259, 263
- AD 397 to AD 399 業僭稱涼王Dated from the passage context · Book of Jin 129, passage 34
- AD 397 神璽元年Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 14
- AD 397 to AD 401 隆安五年Dated from the passage context · Book of Jin 129, passages 45, 80, 84
Family
- Kinship Role wife and children · Quantity unspecifiedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 79
Career and standing
- secretary 記室Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 82
- Governor of Liangzhou 涼州牧Appointed · Jurisdiction Liangzhou 涼州Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 14
- Commissioner with full powers 使持節AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 14
- Grand Commander 大都督AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 14
- Grand General Soaring Dragon 龍驤大將軍AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 14
- Governor of Jiankang 建康太守Held · Jurisdiction Jiankang 建康Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 14
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- governor of Zhangye 張掖太守HeldDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 47
- secretary to Du Jin 杜進記室HeldDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 82
- Duke of Jiankang 建康公AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 14
- King of Liang 涼王AssumedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 34
- arrest and ordered suicide 收令自殺Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 59
- King of Liang 涼王AD 397 to AD 399 業僭稱涼王 · Mode usurping self-styleDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 34
Places and affiliations
- AD 397 神璽元年Polity Duan Ye's Liang 段業涼政權 · Relation RuledDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 14
- Polity Northern Liang 北涼 · Relation RuledStrongly inferred · Book of Jin 129, passages 45, 80, 259
- At Jingzhao 京兆Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 81
- At Jingzhao 京兆 · Relation Native ofDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 81
Learning and skills
- broadly read histories and traditionsDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 82
- Belief divination, prophecy records, shamans, and omens 卜筮、讖記、巫覡、征祥 · Relation Adherent ofDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 83
- Skill letter-writing 尺牘 · Level capableDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 82
Works and attributed material
- Speech · Speaker · With Juqu Mengsun (沮渠蒙遜) · Direct quotation · Extent Unit Ids s0018Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 18
- Speech · Speaker · Direct quotation · Extent Unit Ids s0026Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 26
- Speech · Speaker · Direct quotation · Extent Unit Ids s0028Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 28
- Speech · Speaker · Direct quotation · Extent Unit Ids s0042Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 42
- Speech · Speaker · With Mengxun (蒙遜) · Direct quotationDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 79
- Speech · Speaker · With Wang Fengsun (王豐孫) · Direct quotationDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 74
Events and relationships
- Campaigned beyond the frontierDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 82
- Escaped defeat by relying on MengxunDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 28
- ExecutedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 49
- Granted transferDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 55
- Held troops and refused battle; both sides withdrewMilitary · CommanderDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passages 43-44
- Pursued Lü Hong and was defeatedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 27
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- Rejected pleaDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 64
- Requested rescue from Tufa WuguDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 35
- Walled Xi'an and named Zang Mohai governorDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 29
- AD 397 to AD 401 推段業以濟時Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 259
- Relation Secretary of · Person Du Jin (杜進)Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 82
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment a Confucian gentleman without political guile; could not enforce authority; subordinates usurped orders; trusted divination, prophecy, shamans, and omens and was misled by villains · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 83
- Assessment a sojourner whom Nancheng's side established, like fish to water with the brothers · Mode quoted-speech Speaker Nancheng (男成)Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 52
- Assessment compared Mengxun's unused counsel to Zhang Liang (Zifang) · With Juqu Mengsun (沮渠蒙遜) · Mode quoted-speech Speaker Duan Ye (段業)Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 28
- Assessment envied the worthy of the hour · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 263
- Assessment foolish, unfit to settle disorder, trusting slander and flatterers, without judgment · Mode quoted-speech Speaker Mengxun (蒙遜)Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 50
- Assessment unable to save the disordered province; trusts slander, jealous, harms the loyal · Mode quoted-speech Speaker Mengxun (蒙遜)Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passages 66-67
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 45
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