Overview
Yang Jian was a ruler.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|
| Posthumous name |
Sui Emperor Wen |
隋文帝 |
Suí Wéndì |
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Book of Zhou, Chapter 10Volume 10 Biographies 2: Duke Hao of Shaohui; Duke Lian of Qijian; Duke Luosheng of Juzhuang; Duke Zhong of Yuguo · 4 passages
大象末，隋文帝輔政，冑舉州兵應尉遲迥，與清河公楊素戰，敗，遂走，追獲於石濟，遂斬之。
At the end of the Daxiang era (579–581), when Yang Jian, Duke of Sui, served as regent, Yuwen Zhou raised provincial troops to support Yuchi Jiong; he fought Yang Su, Duke of Qinghe, was defeated, fled, was captured at Shiji, and beheaded.
大定中，隋文輔政，以宗室被害，國除。
In the Dading era (581), when Yang Jian served as regent, because members of the imperial clan were killed, the ducal fief was abolished.
大定初，為隋文帝所害，并其五子西陽公道宗、本、仁隣、武子、禮獻。
At the beginning of Dading (581), he was killed by Yang Jian, Duke of Sui, together with his five sons: Daozong, Duke of Xiyang; Ben; Renlin; Wuzi; and Lixian.
隋文帝踐極，初欲封為介公，後復誅之，幷二子仲和、孰倫。
When Sui Emperor Wen Yang Jian ascended, he first meant to make Zhong Duke of Jie, but later had him killed along with his sons Zhonghe and Shulun.