Shu Han · Chief Clerk; Admonition Grandee; General of the Gentlemen of the Household of the Five Offices
Wu Liang
courtesy name 德山
Wu Liang, a Shu Han official famed for Confucian integrity, served as Yi Province gongcao and held two court posts.
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History · vol. 42Records of the Three Kingdoms
…選迎皆妙簡舊德，以秦宓為別駕，五梁為功曹，微為主簿。微固辭，舉而致之。…
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建興二年，丞相亮領益州牧。選迎皆妙簡舊德，以秦宓為別駕，五梁為功曹，微為主簿。微固辭，舉而致之。既致，亮引見微，微自陳謝。亮以微不聞人語，於坐上與書曰：
History · vol. 42Records of the Three Kingdoms
…五梁者，字德山，犍為南安人也，以儒學節操稱。從議郎遷諫義大夫、五官中朗將。
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其敬微如此，拜為諫議大夫，以從其志。五梁者，字德山，犍為南安人也，以儒學節操稱。從議郎遷諫義大夫、五官中朗將。
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Wu Liang, courtesy name Deshan, was from Nan'an, Jianwei. He was an official of Shu Han; this person does not appear in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Career
- In the second year of Jianxing, when Zhuge Liang assumed the post of Governor of Yi Province, he appointed Wu Liang as a registrar. (According to historical records)
- Wu Liang was known for his Confucian learning and integrity. He was promoted from Gentleman of Discussion to Grand Master of Remonstrance and Justice, and then to General of the Five Offices. (According to historical records)
Connections
- He served as a registrar in the Governor of Yi Province's office during Zhuge Liang's tenure as Governor of Yi Province.
- Lord & vassal
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History · vol. 42
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诸葛亮领益州牧时辟为功曹