Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Bandit and Rebel

Zhao Zhun 趙准

Died AD 397

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Zhao Zhun was a Bandit and Rebel.

IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Wei

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  • AD 397 時中山太守仇儒不樂內徙
    Dismembered in the marketplace · At the capital market 京師市
    Directly stated · Book of Wei 31, passage 29

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Book of Wei, Chapter 31Volume 26: Zhang Sunfei, Weu Guzhen · 4 passages
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准喜而從之，自號使持節、征西大將軍、青冀二州牧、鉅鹿公，儒為長史，聚黨二千餘人，據關城，連引丁零，殺害長吏，扇動常山、鉅鹿、廣平諸郡。 Zhun took the bait and followed; he called himself Bearer of the Staff, Grand General Who Campaigns West, Governor of Qing and Ji, Duke of Julu, with Ru as chief clerk. More than two thousand men rallied at Guancheng, the Dingling were drawn in, magistrates were cut down, and rebellion spread through Changshan, Julu, and Guangping.