He Ruobi of the Sui set out from Guangling and crossed the Yangtze at Jingkou. (Book of Chen (Chenshu), Annals 陳書 卷6 禎明3年 正月)
Han Qinhu of the Sui crossed the Yangtze from Hengjiang to Caishi, intending to join He Ruobi by the southern road. (Book of Chen (Chenshu), Annals 陳書 卷6 禎明3年 正月)
On the day jiashen the Later Ruler's army fought a decisive battle with He Ruobi and was defeated; He Ruobi passed through Leyou Garden and burned the north gate of the palace. (Book of Chen (Chenshu), Annals 陳書 卷6 禎明3年 正月)
Ren Zhong surrendered to Han Qinhu and, crossing the Zhuque Hang, led him into the palace and in through the south gate. (Book of Chen (Chenshu), Annals 陳書 卷6 禎明3年 正月)
The Later Ruler hid in a well in the Jingyang Hall; at night he was captured by the Sui army, and the next day Yang Guang, Prince of Jin, entered the capital and took control of it (the fall of Chen). (Book of Chen (Chenshu), Annals 陳書 卷6 禎明3年 正月)
The Later Ruler, together with the nobles and officials, left Jianye and was sent to Chang'an. (Book of Chen (Chenshu), Annals 陳書 卷6 禎明3年 三月)
Sui generals He Ruobi, from Guangling, and Han Qin, from Hengjiang, crossed the Yangtze and made a surprise attack on Caishi, taking it. (History of the Southern Dynasties (Nanshi), Annals 南史 卷10 禎明3年)