Yang Ye: Revision history


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  • curprev 06:3306:33, 16 October 201970.50.13.158 talk 21,572 bytes −729 This paragraph was not only not sited but the Wikipedia articles on Pan Mei, Xiao Yanyan, Yang Yanzhao Emperor Jingzong of Liao and Emperor Shenzong of Liao makes not mentions of a second invasion from Liao or that Pan Mei who had supported Yang in repelling the first invasion had his ire drawn by Yang's repelling of the second invasion that did not even happen. undo

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  • curprev 04:1304:13, 27 August 201973.170.115.2 talk 22,301 bytes −309 After inspecting the pages on Taizong of Song, Pam Mei and this article in question on Yang Ye, I don't seem to find any biases to conclude that Yang's colleges were jealous of him or that they conspired to have him killed. It seems that at most some were doubtful of his loyalty to the Song during his final days alive when he was a key general in the Song's war against the Liao. undo

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  • curprev 20:4920:49, 19 May 201970.26.136.41 talk 21,881 bytes −35 There is nothing in the content of this article or the articles on Emperor Taizong of Song and Pan Mei that suggests that Pan Mei was jealous of Yang Ye or conspired to have him killed. According to the the articles on Song Taizong, Pan Mei merely failed to reinforce Yang and according the article on Pan Mei, this was due to Pan being forced to retreat after suffering a critical defeat at the hands of Liao dynasty forces. undo

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