Yu Wenfu

Yu Wenfu

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Yuwenfu (557-581), a native of Wuchuan (now Wuchuan County, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region), is of Xianbei nationality. He was the 13th son of yuwentai, Emperor Wen of Zhou.

During the period of Emperor Ming of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, he was granted the title of Duke of Teng. Emperor Wu of the Zhou Dynasty ascended the throne, worshipped the great general and Zhu state, and became king of Teng. He followed the king of Qi, Yu Wenxian, to break Jihu and give him the title of general manager of Heyang. In the first year of xuanzheng, he ascended to Shangzhu state and cut down on Chen state. In the first year of the elephant, he went out of the country.

In the early year of Dading (581), Yang Jian, Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty, was killed. He was only 25 years old and his posthumous title was Jian. In the Sui Dynasty, the posthumous title was changed to Wen.

Life of the characters

Less good classics and history, interpretation of literature. At the beginning of Wu Chengchu, he was granted the title of Duke of Teng, with ten thousand households in the city. Heaven and the end, worship the great general.

In the early days of Jiande, Zhu state was promoted. Three years later, he became king. In the sixth year, he was the commander in chief of the marching army. He and the king of Qi, Yu Wenxian, collected Hu, broke his canal commander, Mu you, etc., and decapitated 8000 people. In addition to the general manager of Heyang.

In the first year of xuanzheng, he was promoted to Shangzhu state. In that year, he defeated Chen and ordered Fu to be a marshal, saving time in military affairs. In May of the first year of Xiangxiang, ten thousand households in Xinye County of Jingzhou were appointed as Teng state, and yuwenfu came out of the state. Two years later, Chaojing. In the winter of its year, it was damaged by Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty.

Relative members

Father: Yu Wentai, Emperor Wen of the Northern Zhou Dynasty

Sons: Yu Wenyou, Duke of Huaide, Yu Wenyu, Duke of Jiguo, Yu Wenli, Yu Wenxi, etc.

epitaph

According to the records of Teng Guowen cemetery in the great Zhou Dynasty, Yu Wenfu was born in 556 and was the son of Yu Wentai in his later years.

Yuwenfu was known as "tengwenwang" in history, but according to the title of his epitaph and the posthumous title in the text, it was named "Jian" and connected with "Jian", and "collection of tengjianwang" was included in "Sui Shu · Jing Ji Zhi". Niu Jingfei's research on the epitaph of yuwenfu in the Northern Zhou Dynasty holds that yuwenfu had never been immoral in his whole life, and he was also the great uncle of Emperor Zhou Jing. Jian may be the first posthumous title of yuwenfu, but it was changed to Wen after Yang Jian usurped the throne.

Yu Wenfu had a concubine named Ma Xinxin, who was the mother of Yu Wenyou. She was a female official in the Sui Dynasty and the owner of the epitaph of Madame ma.

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