Huan Yi
Huan Yi (桓彝, 276 – 328) was a figure of the Eastern Jin dynasty, courtesy name Maolun (茂倫).
Born~Died 276 ~ 328Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- 276 ~ 328
- Birth
- 276
- Death
- 328
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Eastern Jin
Huan Yi (桓彝, 276 – 328) was a figure of the Eastern Jin dynasty, courtesy name Maolun (茂倫).
Life
During his lifetime he served as Attendant Cavalier-in-Ordinary (散騎常侍) and Chancellor of Xuancheng (宣城內史), and for suppressing Wang Dun's rebellion he was enfeoffed as Baron of Wanning (萬寧男).
Later, during the rebellion of Su Jun (蘇俊), he refused to surrender and died in battle. After Su Jun's rebellion was suppressed, he was posthumously granted the title of Minister of Justice (廷尉), and the posthumous name Jian (簡) was determined for him. Afterwards, Emperor Jianwen of Eastern Jin posthumously conferred on him the title of Grand Minister of Ceremonies (太常).
Huan Yi's son Huan Wen became a powerful minister during the reign of Emperor Jianwen, and after Huan Wen died, Huan Wen's son Huan Xuan received the abdication of Emperor An of Eastern Jin and founded the Chu state.
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