Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Warlord and Rebel

Liu Yi 留異

Attested AD 560 - AD 562

Passages: 4
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Liu Yi was a warlord and Rebel.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 560 to AD 562 陰與留異相結
Dated from the passage context · Book of Chen 35, passage 48

Events and relationships

Secretly allied with Zhou Di; court campaigned against him
Military · Ally
Directly stated · Book of Chen 35, passages 48-49, 73
Relation Ally of · Person Zhou Di (周迪)
Directly stated · Book of Chen 35, passages 48, 73

References in the histories

Book of Chen, Chapter 35Volume 35: Xiong Tanlang; Zhou Di; Liu Yi; Chen Baoying · 4 passages

豫章太守周敷本屬於迪，至是與黃法𣰋率其所部詣闕，世祖錄其破熊曇朗之功，並加官賞，迪聞之，甚不平，乃陰與留異相結。 Yuzhang administrator Zhou Fu had once served Di; now he and Huang Fading brought their troops to court; Emperor Wen credited their part in breaking Tanlang and heaped honors on them; Di, hearing it, burned with resentment and secretly allied with Liu Yi.

及王師討異，迪疑懼不自安，乃使其弟方興率兵襲周敷，敷與戰，破之。 When the court moved on Liu Yi, Di, uneasy with fear, sent his brother Fangxing against Zhou Fu; Fu met him and broke him.

潛結賊異，共為表裏，同惡相求，密加應援。 He secretly joined rebel Liu Yi, outer and inner as one coat; alike in evil, they answered each other in secret.

寶應娶留異女為妻，侯安都之討異也，寶應遣兵助之，又資周迪兵糧，出寇臨川。 Baoying married Liu Yi's daughter. When Hou Andu attacked Yi, Baoying sent troops to help and supplied Zhou Di with grain, then raided Linchuan.