Overview
Yuwen Tai was a ruler and Statesman.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Zhou
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Posthumous name | Emperor Wen | 文帝 | Wendi |
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 535 大統元年Dated from the passage context · Book of Zhou 32, passage 332
- AD 546 援玉壁Directly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passage 97
- AD 534 文帝為行臺 / 在夏州 / 賀拔岳被害Directly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passages 82, 326-327
- AD 538 趙青雀反于長安Directly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passages 85, 93
Career and standing
- military commissioner (行臺) 行臺AD 534 文帝為行臺 · HeldDirectly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passage 82
Places and affiliations
- Polity Western Wei 西魏 · Relation RuledDirectly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passages 82, 332
- AD 534 文帝時在夏州At Xia Province 夏州 · Relation StationedDirectly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passage 326
Works and attributed material
- Speech · Speaker · Direct quotation · At Chang'an 長安Directly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passage 87
Events and relationships
- Appointed Lu Zheng left assistant of the commissionerate and Yuan Province chief administrator and enfeoffed him baron of ZhongduDirectly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passage 82
- Intended to suppress Zhao Qingque at Chang'an despite exhausted troops; accepted Tong's counsel and pacified QingqueDirectly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passages 85-87, 93
- Relieved Yubi with Lu Tong in attendanceDirectly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passage 97
- Took Lu Tong as supervisor in his personal staffDirectly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passage 326
- Worried after Heba Yue's murder that Yue's headquarters had scattered; later accepted Tong's contrary judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Zhou 32, passages 327-328
References in the histories
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