Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official and General

Yuan Mi 袁泌

c. AD 510 - AD 567

Passages
15
Chapters
2
Histories
2

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Yuan Mi was an official and General.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Wenyang 文洋 Wényáng
Posthumous name Zhi Zhì

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Chen, Chapter 18 Volume 18: Shen Zhong; Yuan Bi; Liu Zhongwei; Lu Shancai; Wang Zhi; Wei Zai 14 passages
  2. Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 32 Volume 32 Biographies 24: Lu Fahe; Wang Lin (General) 1 passage

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15 passages

Book of Northern Qi, Chapter 32Volume 32 Biographies 24: Lu Fahe; Wang Lin (General) · 1 passage
Book of Chen, Chapter 18Volume 18: Shen Zhong; Yuan Bi; Liu Zhongwei; Lu Shancai; Wang Zhi; Wei Zai · 14 passages
[5]天嘉二年,泌與琳輔莊至于柵口,琳軍敗,[6]眾皆奔散,唯泌獨乘輕舟送莊達于北境,屬莊於御史中丞劉仲威,令共入齊,然後拜辭而歸,詣闕請罪,文帝深義之。 [5] In Tianjia year 2 (561), Bi and Lin escorted Zhuang to Zhakou. Lin's army was broken; [6] the troops fled in all directions. Bi alone took a light boat, saw Zhuang to the northern frontier, and placed him in the care of censor-in-chief Liu Zhongwei to enter Qi together. Then he bowed farewell, returned, and presented himself to confess fault. Emperor Wen held his conduct in high esteem.