Overview
Huang Fading was a general and Official.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Life and dates
Attested activity
AD 554 to AD 557 襲黃法𣰋
AD 559 to AD 560 高州刺史黃法𣰋
Places and affiliations
- At Bashan 巴山 · Relation Defended
References in the histories
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Book of Chen, Chapter 35Volume 35: Xiong Tanlang; Zhou Di; Liu Yi; Chen Baoying · 3 passages
及蕭勃踰嶺，歐陽頠為前軍，曇朗紿頠共往巴山襲黃法𣰋，又報法𣰋期共破頠，約曰「事捷與我馬仗」。
When Xiao Bo crossed the range, Ouyang Wei led the van; Tanlang tricked Wei into a joint strike on Huang Fading in Bashan while telling Fading they would crush Wei together, with the bargain, "If we win, the horses and gear are mine."
及至城下，將戰，曇朗偽北，法𣰋乘之，頠失援，狼狽退衄，曇朗取其馬仗而歸。
At the walls, about to engage, Tanlang pretended flight; Fading pressed in; Wei lost his support and broke in disorder; Tanlang seized the horses and arms and went home.
王琳東下，世祖征南川兵，江州刺史周迪、高州刺史黃法𣰋欲沿流應赴，曇朗乃據城列艦斷遏，迪等與法𣰋因帥南中兵築城圍之，絕其與琳信使。
When Wang Lin marched east, Emperor Wen summoned troops from the southern rivers. Zhou Di, Inspector of Jiangzhou, and Huang Fading, Inspector of Gaozhou, meant to sail with the current and answer the call, but Tanlang occupied the city and arrayed ships to block them. Di and Fading then led southern troops to fortify and besiege him, cutting off his couriers to Lin.