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Beschreibung
Emperor Wu of Chen, Chen Baxian (503-559), courtesy name Xingguo, childhood name Fasheng, was born in Wuxing (present-day Changxing County, Zhejiang Province) with ancestral roots in Yingchuan (present-day Yuzhou City, Henan Province). He was a descendant of Chen Shi, who served as Grand Administrator of Taiping in the Eastern Han dynasty, and became the founding emperor of the Chen dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties period, reigning from 557 to 559. In his early years, Chen Baxian served as a messenger officer under Xiao Ying, the Marquis of Xinyu, and was highly regarded by his superior. In 544, when a rebellion broke out in Guangzhou and Xiao Ying was besieged, Chen Baxian lifted the siege in a single battle, drawing the attention of Emperor Wu of Liang. He later played a key role in suppressing the Hou Jing Rebellion and escorted Xiao Fangzhi, the ninth son of Emperor Yuan of Liang, to Jiankang to assume the throne. Chen Baxian took control of the military and state affairs of the Liang dynasty. In late 555 and again in June 556, he repelled two large-scale invasions by the Northern Qi forces. He was successively ennobled as Duke, appointed Prime Minister, Supervisor of the Secretariat, Grand General of the Palace Guard, and later enfeoffed as Duke of Yixing and Grand Mentor. He was further promoted to Chancellor, given command over all state affairs, granted the Nine Bestowments, enfeoffed as Duke of Chen, and eventually elevated to the rank of Prince. In 557, he received the abdication from the Liang emperor and ascended the throne, establishing the Chen dynasty. In 559, Emperor Wu passed away at the age of fifty-seven, having reigned for three years. He was posthumously given the title Emperor Wu and the temple name Gaozu, and was interred at Wan'an Mausoleum. This biography traces Chen Baxian's life from his birth to his ascension to the throne, weaving together historical events into vivid and engaging narratives. Divided into fifteen chapters, it brings historical figures to life with dramatic and compelling storytelling, making it an accessible and captivating read. 陈武帝陈霸先（503-559），字兴国，小字法生，吴兴（今浙江省长兴县）人，祖籍颍川（今河南省禹州市），东汉太丘长陈寔后裔，南北朝时期陈朝开国皇帝（557-559在位）。早年担任新喻侯萧映的传令吏，颇受器重。大同十年（544），广州兵乱，萧映被围，陈霸先一战解围，受梁武帝瞩目。后平定侯景之乱、迎立梁元帝第九子萧方智至建康称帝。陈霸先总摄梁朝军国大事，分别于绍泰元年（555）底和太平元年（556）六月，先后击溃北齐两支武装力量的大规模进犯。后进爵为公，拜丞相、录尚书事、镇卫大将军，进封义兴郡公，拜大傅；又进位相国，总百揆，加九锡，封陈公，寻进爵为王。南梁太平二年（557），受梁禅称帝，国号陈。陈朝永定三年（559），陈霸先去世，在位三年，享年五十七岁。谥号武皇帝，庙号高祖，葬于万安陵。作者以陈霸先的一生为主线，串联若干历史事件，演绎曲折生动的历史故事，塑造栩栩如生的历史人物形象，全书分十五章，自陈霸先出世至面南背北登基为帝，具有一定的可读性。
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Sprache
- Chinesisch
Autor
- ***** ***********
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2025
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 288