Five Dynasties · Ruler and Warlord

Zhu Wen 朱溫

First attested AD 901; died AD 912

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Zhu Wen was a ruler and Warlord.

IdentityHistorical · Male

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Temple name Taizu 太祖 Taizu

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New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 43Volume 43 Miscellaneous Biographies 23: Shi Shucong, Li Yanwei, Li Zhen, Pei Di, Wei Zhen, Kong Xun, Sun Dezhao, Wang Jingrao, Jiang Yin · 9 passages
其後梁兵攻吳,龐師古死清口,敗兵亡歸,過潁,大雪,士卒飢凍,敬蕘乃沿淮積薪為作糜粥餔之,亡卒多賴以全活,太祖表敬蕘武寧軍留後,遂拜節度使。 Afterwards Liang troops attacked Wu and Pang Shigu fell at Qingkou. Broken troops straggled home through Ying in blinding snow, starving and freezing. Jingrao stacked firewood along the Huai and cooked porridge for them; many lived because of it. Taizu named him acting governor of Wuning, then military commissioner.
是時,哀帝方卜郊,殷與樞密使蔣玄暉等有隙,因譖之太祖,言玄暉等教天子卜郊祈天,且待諸侯助祭者以謀興復,太祖大怒,哀帝為改卜郊。 Emperor Ai was fixing a date for the suburban sacrifice. Yin hated Jiang Xuanhui and the other commissioners and told Taizu they had coached the emperor to pray for heaven’s favor and were waiting for the feudal lords who would attend the rites so Tang could rise again. Taizu raged, and the sacrifice was put off.