Yang Ling (Wei)

Dương Lăng (Nam An)

NAME
Chinese Name杨陵, 楊陵, Yáng Líng
Other nameDương Lăng (Nam An)
INFORMATION
Birth PlaceTianshui Commandery (天水郡; Thiên Thủy, Cam Túc)
Died228 AD
Death ReasonBeheaded by Guan Xing at the gates of Nan'an (228 AD)
FAMILY
Relatives
CAREER
AllegianceCao Wei (曹魏, Tào Ngụy)
BattlesFirst Northern Expedition (228 AD), Siege of Nan'an (228 AD)

Biography & Historical Record

Yang Ling (杨陵, Dương Lăng) was the Administrator of Nan’an (南安太守) and younger brother of Wei minister Yang Fu (杨阜, Dương Phụ). During Zhuge Liang’s First Northern Expedition in 228 AD, Yang Ling collaborated with Cui Liang (崔谅, Thôi Lượng) in a plot to lure Shu forces into an ambush inside Nan’an city. Zhuge Liang saw through the deception; Guan Xing (关兴, Quan Hưng) rushed the city gates and cut down Yang Ling on the spot.

Role of Yang Ling in Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Attempting to lure Zhuge Liang into an ambush at Nan’an, Yang Ling was exposed and beheaded at the city gates by Guan Xing.

Historical & Literary Timeline

228 AD

Fall of Nan’an

Yang Ling’s counter-ambush failed and he was killed at Nan’an.

For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Yang Ling on Wikipedia.

Key Relationships of Yang Ling

Family

  • Father: Not recorded in historical chronicles
  • Mother: Not recorded in historical chronicles
  • Spouse: Not recorded in historical chronicles
  • Children: Not recorded in historical chronicles
  • Relatives: Yang Fu (杨阜, Dương Phụ) (elder brother)

Allies & Associates

  • Allegiance: Cao Wei (曹魏, Tào Ngụy)

In Novel

Chapter 92

  • Yang Ling (杨陵, Dương Lăng (Nam An)): Attempting to lure Zhuge Liang into an ambush at Nan'an, Yang Ling was exposed and beheaded at the city gates by Guan Xing.

In History

Summary

  • Yang Ling (杨陵, Dương Lăng) was a Cao Wei frontier administrator killed during the siege of Nan'an in 228 AD.

Historical Timeline

  • 228 AD — Fall of Nan'an: Yang Ling's counter-ambush failed and he was killed at Nan'an.

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