Hongnong (537) — the same event in History of the Northern Dynasties and Book of Zhou

History of the Northern Dynasties: Yuwen Tai attacked Hongnong, took it, and captured Li Huibo, governor of Shanzhou of Eastern Wei, along with eight…

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History of the Northern Dynasties (Beishi), Annals · AD 537 · 弘農

Yuwen Tai attacked Hongnong, took it, and captured Li Huibo, governor of Shanzhou of Eastern Wei, along with eight thousand soldiers.

戊子,至弘農,攻之,城潰。禽東魏陜州刺史李徽伯
Location: 北史 卷9 大統3年

Book of Zhou (Zhoushu), Imperial Annals · AD 537 · 弘农

Yuwen Tai leads twelve generals east, swears an oath at Tongguan, and in the rain takes Hongnong, beheading Li Huibo and capturing 8,000

庚寅,城潰,斬徽伯,虜其戰士八千。
Location: 周書 卷2 大統3年8月

Place: 弘農

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