Overview
Li Xuansheng was a ruler.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Jin
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 403 undated sequel: Lü Long’s surrender and Huan Xuan–era court businessDated from the passage context · Book of Jin 117, passages 155, 177
- AD 403 呂隆既降於興Dated from the passage context · Book of Jin 129, passages 88, 97
- AD 400 to AD 403 李玄盛據敦煌Dated from the passage context · Book of Jin 117, passage 154
Key source chapters
Career and standing
- General Who Pacifies the West 安西將軍AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 117, passage 177
- Marquis of Gaochang 高昌侯AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Jin 117, passage 177
Places and affiliations
- Polity Western Liang 西涼 · Relation RuledDirectly stated · Book of Jin 117, passage 154
- Polity Western Liang 西涼 · Relation RuledStrongly inferred · Book of Jin 129, passages 88, 97
- At Dunhuang 敦煌 · Relation HeldDirectly stated · Book of Jin 117, passage 154
Events and relationships
- Received the defection of Jiuquan and LiangningAD 403 呂隆既降於興 · Political · Beneficiary · At Jiuquan and Liangning 酒泉、涼寧Directly stated · Book of Jin 129, passage 88
- Sent envoys to surrenderDiplomatic · SubmitterDirectly stated · Book of Jin 117, passage 155
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · Book of Jin 117, passage 154; Book of Jin 129, passage 88
References in the histories
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