德雍 Déyōng
Biography
廷美子 德雍
德雍字仲達，淳化初，授右驍衛將軍，曆右羽林、龍武二將軍，累廷蔡州觀察使、咸寧郡公，終天平軍節度觀察留後，贈宣德軍節度、同中書門下平章事，諡康簡。明道中，追封廣陵郡王。
德雍諸子
子承睦、承亮。承睦，終左領軍衛大將軍、彭州團練、虔州觀察使、南康侯；承亮，封秦國公，事見上。
Deyong, son of Tingmei
Deyong, courtesy name Zhongda, was appointed General of the Right Courageous Guard at the beginning of Chunhua, served in turn as General of the Right Palace Guard and General of the Right Dragon Militant Guard, and through successive promotions became Surveillance Commissioner of Cai Prefecture and Duke of Xianning Commandery. He ended his career as Acting Military Commissioner and Surveillance Commissioner of the Tianping Army, and was posthumously made Military Commissioner of the Xuande Army and Joint Manager of Affairs with the Secretariat-Chancellery, with the posthumous name Kangjian. In the Mingdao years he was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince of Guangling Commandery. Edit
The sons of Deyong
His sons were Chengmu and Chengliang. Chengmu ended his career as General-in-Chief of the Left Encampment Guard, Militia Commissioner of Peng Prefecture, Surveillance Commissioner of Qian Prefecture and Marquis of Nankang. Chengliang was enfeoffed as Duke of Qin; his career is given above. Edit
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Source: 宋史 卷二百四十四 列传第三 宗室一 (History of Song, juan 244, Biographies 3: The Imperial Clan 1)
Chinese Wikipedia: 趙德雍 · Baidu Baike: 赵德雍 (an article of the same name, not checked to be him)
Source
From the historical record: the notes below say where · song-zongshi-46427
Notes (3)
- [Source] 宋史 卷二百三十七 表第二十八 宗室世系二十三 History of Song, juan 237, Table 28: Genealogical Table of the Imperial Clan 23
- [Collation note] 维基文库此格作「廣陵郡王德雍謚康簡」。 Wikisource has this cell as “廣陵郡王德雍謚康簡” - Prince of Guangling Commandery, Déyōng, posthumous name Kangjian.
- [Collation note] 卷首：「魏王廷美十子，長高密郡王德恭、次廣平郡王德隆、次頴川郡王德彝、次廣陵郡王德雍、次鄖國公德鈞、次江國公德欽、次原國公德潤無子、次申王德文、次姑臧侯德願無子、次紀國公德存，分為八房。」 The opening of the section: “Tíngměi, Prince of Wei, had ten sons: the eldest Dégōng, Prince of Gaomi Commandery; next Délóng, Prince of Guangping Commandery; next Déyí, Prince of Yingchuan Commandery; next Déyōng, Prince of Guangling Commandery; next Déjūn, Duke of Yun; next Déqīn, Duke of Jiang; next Dérùn, Duke of Yuan, who had no son; next Déwén, Prince of Shen; next Déyuàn, Marquis of Guzang, who had no son; next Décún, Duke of Ji: in eight houses.”