梁山

Region: China · Coordinates: 31.686, 118.510 · 12 events

Events

YearSourceAccount
AD 454Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror)At the Battle of Liangshan, Song's Wang Xuanmo and others crush Liu Yixuan and Zang Zhi.
AD 502Book of Liang (Liangshu), AnnalsEmperor He of Qi, who had yielded the throne as Prince of Balin, died at Gushu and was posthumously honored as Emperor He.
AD 548Book of Liang (Liangshu), AnnalsHou Jing crossed the Yangtze from the Hengjiang and landed at Caishi.
AD 555Book of Liang (Liangshu), AnnalsWang Sengbian, welcoming Xiao Yuanming, Marquis of Zhenyang, crossed the Yangtze at Caishi.
AD 555Book of Liang (Liangshu), AnnalsXu Sihui and Ren Yue reached Caishi and received reinforcements from Qi.
AD 556Book of Chen (Chenshu), AnnalsXiao Gui and others, with a hundred thousand men, came out of the Zhakou stockade of Qi toward Liangshan; Huang Cong counterattacked and set fire to the vanguard's boats, so Qi halted at Wuhu.
AD 556Book of Liang (Liangshu), AnnalsXu Sihui and Ren Yue attacked the Caishi garrison, captured Zhang Huaijun, and entered Qi.
AD 560Book of Chen (Chenshu), AnnalsGrand Commandant Hou Tian crushed Wang Lin at Liangshan and the Northern Qi forces at Bowang; Wang Lin and Xiao Zhuang fled to Northern Qi.
AD 974History of Song (Songshi), AnnalsCao Bin defeated the Jiangnan army at Caishi, captured Yang Shou, deputy military commissioner, and over a thousand men, and crossed the river by pontoon bridge.
AD 1137History of Song (Songshi), AnnalsTwo walls were built at Caishi and Xuanhua Ferry.
AD 1161Xu Zizhi Tongjian (Continuation of the Comprehensive Mirror)In the twelfth month, Yang Cunzhong, Sheng Min, Yu Yunwen and others reported that the Jin ruler Wanyan Liang had been killed; Gaozong said: 'After the defeats at Caishi and Haidao, you must have known that our state had already passed into others' hands.'
AD 1355History of Ming (Mingshi), AnnalsWith the Chaohu navy, Zhu Yuanzhang crossed the Yangtze and reached Niuzhu; Chang Yuchun led the advance and seized it, and Caishi also fell.

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