Sun Yi
Sun Yi, son of Eastern Wu's Sun Ba, became Marquis of Wanling in Wufeng, then had his title stripped and was relocated by Sun Hao.
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History · vol. 59Records of the Three Kingdoms
霸二子，基、壹。五鳳中，封基爲吳侯，壹宛陵侯。基侍孫亮在內，太平二年，盜乘御馬，收付獄。…
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霸二子，基、壹。五鳳中，封基爲吳侯，壹宛陵侯。基侍孫亮在內，太平二年，盜乘御馬，收付獄。亮問侍中刁玄曰：「盜乘御馬罪云何？」玄對曰：「科應死。然魯王早終，惟陛下哀原之。」亮曰：「法者，天下所共，何得阿以親親故邪？當思惟可以釋此者，柰何以情相迫乎？」玄曰：「舊赦有大小，或天下，亦有千里、五百里赦，隨意所及。」亮曰：「解人不當爾邪！」乃赦宮中，基以得免。孫皓即位，追和、霸舊隙，削基、壹爵土，與祖母謝姬俱徙會稽烏傷縣。
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- Anecdotes
- He was Sun Ba’s second son and was enfeoffed as the Marquis of Wanling.
Sun Yi was the son of Sun Ba of Eastern Wu and was once enfeoffed as the Marquis of Wanling; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
During the Wufeng era, Sun Yi was enfeoffed as the Marquis of Wanling (according to historical records).
After Sun Hao Ascends the Throne, he revisited old grievances between Sun He and Sun Ba, stripped Sun Yi of his title and fief, and exiled him together with his grandmother, Lady Xie (grandmother of Sun Ji and Sun Yi), to Wushang County in Kuaiji (according to historical records).
Relationships
- Father: Sun Ba.
- Grandmother: Lady Xie (grandmother of Sun Ji and Sun Yi).
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Lady Xie (grandmother of Sun Ji and Sun Yi)
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