Ying Zhan
Ying Zhan (應詹, 279 – 8 September 326) was an official and military officer from the late Western Jin to the early Eastern Jin. His courtesy name was Siyuan (思遠), and he was a native of Nandun County (南頓縣) in Runan Commandery, Yuzhou. He was the grandson of Ying Ju, a Palace Attendant of Cao Wei, and
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Details
- Born
- 279
- Born
- 279, Nandun County, Runan Commandery, Yuzhou
- Died
- 8 September 326
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Western Jin, Eastern Jin
- Career
- General Who Pacifies the South, Governor of Jiangzhou
- Occupation
- Official, military officer
Ying Zhan(應詹, 279 – 8 September 326 (25th day of the 7th month of the lunar calendar)) was an Western Jin to Eastern Jin bureaucrat and military officer whose courtesy name was Siyuan(思遠). He was a native of Nandun County(南頓縣) in Runan Commandery, Yuzhou. He was the grandson of Ying Ju, a Palace Attendant of Cao Wei, and his final official rank was General Who Pacifies the South(平南將軍) and Governor of Jiangzhou.
Relatives
- Ying Ju - Grandfather of Ying Zhan
- Ying Shao - Cousin of Ying Zhan, who served as a Gentleman Attendant of the Yellow Gate. He was later killed by Sima Yue1, the Filial and Respectful Prince of Donghai (東海孝獻王).
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