| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 蒋斌, 蔣斌, Jiǎng Bīn |
| Other name | Tưởng Bân |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Lingling Commandery (零陵郡湘乡; quận Linh Lăng, Hồ Nam) |
| Died | 264 AD |
| Death Reason | Killed by mutinous troops in Chengdu during Zhong Hui's rebellion (264 AD) |
| FAMILY | |
| Father | |
| Relatives | |
| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Shu Han (蜀汉), Cao Wei (曹魏) |
| Battles | Fall of Shu Han (263 AD), Siege of Fucheng (263 AD) |
Jiang Bin — Biography & Historical Record
Jiang Bin (蒋斌, Tưởng Bân) was the eldest son of Shu Han Chancellor Jiang Wan (蒋琬, Tưởng Uyển) and served as General of the Household and Administrator of Fucheng (涪城, Phù Thành). When Deng Ai invaded in 263 AD, Jiang Bin steadfastly held Fucheng, refusing all demands to surrender until he received an official imperial edict from Emperor Liu Shan (刘禅, Lưu Thiện). He was killed in Chengdu during Zhong Hui’s 264 AD mutiny.
Role of Jiang Bin in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Holding Fucheng with resolute discipline, Jiang Bin refused Deng Ai’s summons to yield, opening the gates only upon receiving Emperor Liu Shan’s imperial surrender decree.
Jiang Bin — Historical & Literary Timeline
263 AD
Defense of Fucheng
Jiang Bin held Fucheng resolutely until Liu Shan’s official surrender decree arrived.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Jiang Bin on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships of Jiang Bin
Family
- Father: Jiang Wan (蒋琬, Tưởng Uyển)
- Mother: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Spouse: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Children: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Relatives: Jiang Xian (蒋显, Tưởng Hiển) (younger brother)
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Shu Han (蜀汉), Cao Wei (曹魏)
In Novel
Chapter 118
- Jiang Bin (蒋斌, Tưởng Bân): Holding Fucheng with resolute discipline, Jiang Bin refused Deng Ai's summons to yield, opening the gates only upon receiving Emperor Liu Shan's imperial surrender decree.
In History
Summary
- Jiang Bin (蒋斌, Tưởng Bân) was a principled Shu Han administrator celebrated for his fidelity during the fall of the dynasty.
Historical Timeline
- 263 AD — Defense of Fucheng: Jiang Bin held Fucheng resolutely until Liu Shan's official surrender decree arrived.
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