Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official and General

Tan 坦

First attested AD 449; died AD 457

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Tan was an official and General.

IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Song

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  • Acting General Who Establishes Prestige and Administrator of Jinan and Pingyuan 行建威將軍、濟南、平原二郡太守
    Appointed
    Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 180
  • Consulting aide on the heir pacification staff 世祖鎮軍諮議參軍
    Appointed · From Source Date: Text: 元嘉二十六年 · Reign Id: liu-song-yuanjia · Regnal Year: 26 · Western Year: AD 449
    Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 179
  • Provisional General Who Supports the State, vanguard 假輔國將軍，前鋒
    Granted · From Source Date: Text: 討元兇 · Western Year: AD 453
    Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 181
  • Inspector of Liang and Nanqin 梁、南秦二州刺史
    Held
    Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 178
  • Right commandant of the heir guard, General Who Pacifies the North, Inspector of Xuzhou 太子右衛率，寧朔將軍、徐州刺史
    Held · From Source Date: Text: 孝建初 · Western Year: AD 454
    Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 183
  • General of Valiant Cavalry 驍騎將軍
    Restored
    Directly stated · Book of Song 65, passage 191
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Book of Song, Chapter 65Volume 65 Biographies 25: Ji Han, Liu Daochan, Du Ji, Shen Tian · 7 passages
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