Five Dynasties · Official and Military Officer

Shen Yun 沈赟

First attested AD 906; died AD 944

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Shen Yun was an official and Military Officer.

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Anshi 安時 Anshi

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Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 95Volume 95 Book of Later Jin 21: Biographies 10: Huang Fuyu, Wang Qing, Liang Hanzhang, Bai Fengjin, Lu Shunmi, Zhou Huan, Shen Yun, Wu Luan, Di Zhang, Cheng Fuyun, Guo Lin · 8 passages
同光三年,從魏王繼岌平蜀,屬康延孝叛,魏王署赟為一行馬步都虞候,領兵從任圜襲擊延孝於漢州,擒之以獻,未及策勛,會明宗登極。 In the third year of Tongguang he followed Jiji, the Prince of Wei, in pacifying Shu. When Kang Yanxiao rebelled, the Prince of Wei appointed Yun chief adjutant of horse and foot for the expedition; he led troops with Ren Yuan to strike Yanxiao at Han prefecture and captured him to present. Before merit could be recorded, Mingzong ascended the throne.
天成初,授檢校司空、虢州刺史,其後歷壁、隨、石、衛、威、衍、忻、趙八州刺史,累官至檢校太保,賜輸忠宣力功臣。 At the beginning of Tiancheng he was appointed honorary Minister of Works and prefect of Guo prefecture. Afterward he successively served as prefect of the eight prefectures Bi, Sui, Shi, Wei, Wei, Yan, Xin, and Zhao, rose through the ranks to honorary Grand Guardian, and was granted the title Servitor Who Conveys Loyalty and Displays Strength.