Prince Zhan of Changguang (長廣王湛)

Overview

The translated histories identify Prince Zhan of Changguang as an aristocrat, official, and royal family member. This record brings together 3 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Prince Zhan of Changguang	長廣王湛	Chángguǎng wáng Zhàn
Title	Prince of Changguang	長廣王	Chángguǎng wáng
Title	Prince Zhan of Changguang	長廣王湛	Chángguǎng wáng Zhàn
Personal name	Zhan	湛	Zhàn

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
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Roles

Aristocrat
Official
Royal Family Member

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 天保十年十一月乙卯 · Regnal Year: 10 · Lunar Month: 11 · Day: Sexagenary: 乙卯 · Western Year: AD 559
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Source Date: Text: 乾明元年二月己亥 · Regnal Year: 1 · Lunar Month: 2 · Day: Sexagenary: 己亥 · Western Year: AD 560
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Career and standing

Label: Grand commandant / 太尉 · Action: appointed · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 天保十年十一月乙卯 · Regnal Year: 10 · Lunar Month: 11 · Day: Sexagenary: 乙卯 · Western Year: AD 559
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Label: Grand marshal / 大司馬 · Action: appointed · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 乾明元年二月己亥 · Regnal Year: 1 · Lunar Month: 2 · Day: Sexagenary: 己亥 · Western Year: AD 560
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Label: Recorder of the Masters of Writing in Bingzhou / 幷省錄尚書事 · Action: appointed · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 乾明元年二月己亥 · Regnal Year: 1 · Lunar Month: 2 · Day: Sexagenary: 己亥 · Western Year: AD 560
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Label: Grand tutor / 太傅 · Action: appointed · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 乾明元年二月戊申 · Regnal Year: 1 · Lunar Month: 2 · Day: Sexagenary: 戊申 · Western Year: AD 560
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Label: Metropolitan commander of the capital region / 京畿大都督 · Action: appointed · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 乾明元年二月戊申 · Regnal Year: 1 · Lunar Month: 2 · Day: Sexagenary: 戊申 · Western Year: AD 560
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Label: Minister over the masses / 司徒 · Action: held
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Title: Prince of Changguang / 長廣王 · Action: held
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References in the histories

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Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 5Volume 5 Annals 5: Emperor Fei · 3 passages

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十一月乙卯，以右丞相、咸陽王斛律金爲左丞相，以錄尚書事、常山王演爲太傅，以司徒、長廣王湛爲太尉，以司空段韶爲司徒，以平陽王淹爲司空，高陽王湜爲尚書左僕射，河間王孝琬爲司州牧，侍中燕子獻爲右僕射。 In the eleventh month, on the yimao day, Hulu Jin, Prince of Xianyang and right chief minister, was appointed left chief minister; Prince Yan of Changshan, recorder of the Masters of Writing, became grand tutor; Prince Zhan of Changguang, minister over the masses, became grand commandant; Duan Shao, minister of works, became minister over the masses; Prince Yan of Pingyang became minister of works; Prince Shi of Gaoyang became left vice-director of the Masters of Writing; Prince Xiaowan of Hejian became governor of Sizhou; and Yanzi Xian, palace attendant, became right vice-director.

二月己亥，以太傅、常山王演爲太師、錄尚書事，以太尉、長廣王湛爲大司馬、幷省錄尚書事，以尚書左僕射、平秦王歸彥爲司空，趙郡王叡爲尚書左僕射。 In the second month, on jihai, Prince Yan of Changshan, then grand tutor, was appointed grand preceptor and recorder of the Masters of Writing. Prince Zhan of Changguang, then grand commandant, became grand marshal and recorder of the Masters of Writing in the Bingzhou administration. Prince Guiyan of Pingqin, left vice director of the Masters of Writing, became minister of works, and Prince Rui of Zhaojun became left vice director.

戊申，以常山王演爲大丞相、都督中外諸軍、錄尚書事，以大司馬、長廣王湛爲太傅、京畿大都督，以司徒段韶爲大將軍，以前司空、平陽王淹爲太尉，以司空、平秦王歸彥爲司徒，彭城王浟爲尚書令。 On the wushen day, Prince Yan of Changshan was appointed grand chief minister, commander of all armies, and recorder of the Masters of Writing. Prince Zhan of Changguang, grand marshal, became grand tutor and metropolitan commander of the capital region. Duan Shao, minister over the masses, became great general; Prince Yan of Pingyang, formerly minister of works, became grand commandant; Prince Guiyan of Pingqin, minister of works, became minister over the masses; and Prince You of Pengcheng became director of the Masters of Writing.