黎阳 / Liyang (Yellow River, late Han)

Overview

黎阳 / Liyang (Yellow River, late Han) enters the wiki through Hanji 1034 as a Yellow River forward point in 曹操’s pre-官渡 deployment. It is deliberately separated from 历阳 / Liyang (late Han) and 栎阳 / Liyang (Qin-Han), which are different places.

Current Profile

Hanji 1034 says Cao Cao advances to Liyang in the eighth month of 199 CE, sends 臧霸 with elite troops to 青州, leaves 于禁 on the Yellow River bank, returns to 许都 in the ninth month, and places troops at Guandu. Liyang’s current role is therefore a staging and sequencing marker before the main campaign.

Key Characteristics

• Yellow River forward point in Cao Cao’s 199 CE pre-Guandu preparation.
• Source-scoped place marker, not a general geographic survey.
• Disambiguation node preventing 黎阳 from being folded into unrelated Liyang pages.

Evidence

• Forward movement: Hanji 1034 says Cao Cao enters Liyang before arranging Qingzhou and Yellow River defenses.
• Campaign sequencing: Hanji 1034 places Liyang before Cao’s return to Xudu and Guandu deployment.
• Identity boundary: Hanji 1034 uses 黎阳, distinct from the wiki’s existing 历阳 and 栎阳 pages.

Qualifications

This page is source-scoped to one deployment notice. It should not infer administrative history, exact borders, or later campaign details beyond the bounded source.

What Changed

• Created this disambiguated place page to keep Hanji 1034’s 黎阳 separate from existing Liyang homophones.

Relationships

• 曹操 - commander who advances to Liyang in the source sequence.
• 官渡之战 - campaign preparation context for the Liyang move.
• 臧霸 - commander dispatched to Qingzhou after Cao reaches Liyang.
• 青州 - eastern front secured after the Liyang movement.
• 于禁 - officer left on the Yellow River bank in the same deployment chain.
• 许都 - court base to which Cao returns before stationing troops at Guandu.
• 历阳 / Liyang (late Han) - different place kept separate by this page’s semantic suffix.
• 栎阳 / Liyang (Qin-Han) - different Qin-Han place kept separate by this page’s semantic suffix.