Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official, Diviner, and Courtier

Liu Xiu 劉休

Liú Xiū

c. AD 433 - AD 486

Passages
15
Chapters
2
Histories
2

Overview

Liu Xiu was an official, Diviner, and Courtier.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Hongming 弘明 Hongming

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 34 Volume 34 Biographies 15: Yu Wanzhi, Liu Xiu, Shen Chong, Yu Gaozhi, Wang Chen 14 passages
  2. Book of Liang, Chapter 26 Volume 26: Fan Xiu; Fu Zhao; Fu Ying; Xiao Chen; Lu Gao 1 passage

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Source notes

References in the histories

15 passages

Book of Liang, Chapter 26Volume 26: Fan Xiu; Fu Zhao; Fu Ying; Xiao Chen; Lu Gao · 1 passage
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 34Volume 34 Biographies 15: Yu Wanzhi, Liu Xiu, Shen Chong, Yu Gaozhi, Wang Chen · 14 passages
沈攸之難,世祖挾晉熙邵陵二王軍府鎮盆城,休承奉軍費,事寧,仍遷邵陵王安南長史,除黃門郎,寧朔將軍,前軍長史,齊臺散騎常侍。 When Shen Youzhi rose, Emperor Wu of Qi took the Jinxi and Shaoling princely headquarters and garrisoned Pencheng; Xiu handled military funds. After peace returned he became the Prince of Shaoling's pacification-of-the-south chief aide, then yellow gate officer, Ningshuo general, front-army chief aide, and Qi platform regular attendant.