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Tian Yue was a warlord.
IdentityHistorical · Male
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New Book of Tang, Chapter 213Volume 213 Biographies 138: Buffer Regions: the Black, Green, and Yellow Seas · 4 passages
建中初，聞城汴州，乃約田悅、梁崇義、李惟嶽偕叛。
Early in the Jianzhong era (780–783), learning that the court was fortifying Bianzhou, he plotted with Tian Yue, Liang Chongyi, and Li Weiyue to rebel together.
正己死，秘喪不發，以兵會田悅於濮陽。
When Zhengji died, Na kept the death secret and marched to join Tian Yue at Puyang.
馬燧方擊悅，納使大將衛俊救之，為燧所破略盡，收洹水。
Ma Sui was pressing Tian Yue hard; Na sent his general Wei Jun to the rescue, but Sui shattered the relief force and retook Huanshui.
納於是還鄆，與悅、李希烈、朱滔、王武俊連和，自稱齊王，置百官。
Na withdrew to Yunzhou, joined forces with Yue, Li Xilie, Zhu Tao, and Wang Wujun, proclaimed himself King of Qi, and installed a full court of officials.