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Emperor Yuan of Liang
梁元帝
Liáng Yuándì
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梁元帝
Liáng Yuándì
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Book of Chen, Chapter 13 Volume 13: Xu Shipu; Lu Xida; Zhou Fu; Xun Lang; Zhou Jiong · 6 passages
梁元帝之為荊州刺史，世譜將領鄉人事焉。
When Emperor Yuan of Liang governed Jingzhou, Shipu led the district commanders and village heads in his service.
洲，[3]元帝授侍中、使持節、都督江南諸軍事、鎮南將軍、護軍將軍，給鼓吹一部。
Islet. [3] Emperor Yuan made him palace attendant, credential-holder, commander of all armies south of the Yangzi, general who guards the south, and protector-general, with one set of pipes and drums.
景平，梁元帝授持節、仁威將軍、散騎常侍、北江州刺史。
When Jing fell, Emperor Yuan of Liang made him credential-holder, benevolent-prestige general, supernumerary scattered-cavalry regular attendant, and inspector of North Jiangzhou.
侯景平，梁元帝授敷使持節、通直散騎常侍、信武將軍、寧州刺史，封西豐縣侯，邑一千戶。
When Jing fell, Emperor Yuan of Liang made Fu credential-holder, regular attendant for direct communication, trustworthy-faith general, and inspector of Ningzhou, enfeoffed as Marquis of Xifeng with one thousand households.
梁元帝授朗持節、通直散騎常侍、安南將軍、都督南兗州諸軍事、南兗州刺史。
Emperor Yuan of Liang made Lang bearer of the staff, courier direct-communication scattered-cavalry regular attendant, pacifying-south general, commander of South Yanzhou armies, and inspector of the province.
侯景之亂，元帝承制改授西陽太守，封西陵縣伯。
During Hou Jing's rebellion, Emperor Yuan, acting on provisional authority, changed his appointment to administrator of Xiyang and enfeoffed him as earl of Xiling county.