Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Prince of Zhao; usurper

Sima Lun 司馬倫

Attested AD 300

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Overview

Sima Lun was a prince of Zhao; usurper. It is not yet established whether this person is the same as similarly named people in other chapters.

IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Jin

Life and dates

Attested activity

Career and standing

  • Acting Grand Tutor to Imperial Grandson-Heir 行太孫太傅
    AD 300 永康元年 · Appointed
    Directly stated · Book of Jin 53, passage 179

Events and relationships

References in the histories

8 passages

Book of Jin, Chapter 53Volume 53 Biographies 23: Crown Prince Minhuai · 8 passages
於是使尚書和郁持節,解結為副,及大將軍梁王肜、鎮東將軍淮南王允、前將軍東武公澹、趙王倫、太保何劭詣東宮,廢太子為庶人。 Thereupon Minister He Yu was dispatched with insignia, with Xie Jie as deputy, together with General-in-Chief Sima Rong, Prince of Liang; Eastern Garrison General Sima Yun, Prince of Huainan; Forward General Sima Dan, Duke of Dongwu; Sima Lun, Prince of Zhao; and Grand Guardian He Shao. They went to the Eastern Palace to depose the crown prince as a commoner.
右衛督司馬雅,宗室之疏屬也,與常從督許超並有寵于太子,二人深傷之,說趙王倫謀臣孫秀曰:「國無適嗣,社稷將危,大臣之禍必起。 Right Guard Commandant Sima Ya, a distant kinsman of the imperial house, and Attendant Commandant Xu Chao, both favorites of the crown prince, grieved deeply; they told Sun Xiu, stratagemist to Lun, Prince of Zhao: "The state has no true heir—altar and grain will be imperiled; great ministers' disaster is sure to rise.