Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · General

Xue Yin 薛胤

Attested AD 493 - AD 493

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Xue Yin was a general.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 493 先是
Dated from the passage context · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 326
AD 493 魏主南伐；齊世祖殂、鬱林即位之歲
Dated from the passage context · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 202

Family

Descendant of Bian (辯)
great-grandson 曾孫 · paternal line · 3 generations
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 203

Career and standing

deputy to Prince Gan 干副
AD 493 魏主南伐；齊世祖殂、鬱林即位之歲 · Appointed
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 202
General Who Pacifies the South 平南將軍
Held
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 202

Places and affiliations

Polity Northern Wei 魏 · Relation Served
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 202
Polity Wei 魏 · Relation Served
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 326

Events and relationships

Marched
AD 493 魏主南伐；齊世祖殂、鬱林即位之歲 · Military · Deputy · At Ziwu Valley 子午谷 · With Prince Gan of Henan (河南王干)
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 202
Repulsed rebels
Military · Commander · With Zhi You (支酉)
Directly stated · Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance 138, passage 326

References in the histories

Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance, Chapter 138Volume 138 Qi Records 4 · 3 passages

以河南王干為車騎大將軍、都督關右諸軍事，又以司空穆亮、安南將軍盧淵、平南將軍薛胤皆為干副，眾合七萬出子午谷。 He then appointed Prince Gan of Henan General of Chariots and Cavalry and commander of all forces west of the Pass, with Minister of Works Mu Liang, General Who Calms the South Lu Yuan, and General Who Pacifies the South Xue Yin all serving as Gan's deputies; their combined force of seventy thousand marched out through Ziwu Valley.

胤，辯之曾孫也。。 Yin was the great-grandson of Bian.

酉等進向長安，盧淵、薛胤等拒擊，大破之，降者數萬口。 You and the others advanced toward Chang'an; Lu Yuan, Xue Yin, and others repulsed and attacked them, inflicting a great defeat, and tens of thousands surrendered.