I'm Really Not the Last Emperor of Wu

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The history of the Three Kingdoms is truly breathtaking! It's been explored in great depth!

Here is a list of people with the surname Xu mentioned in the Records of the Three Kingdoms: Xu Shao, Xu Hun, Xu Qian, Xu You, Xu Zhi, Xu Yan, Xu Yun (Wei), Xu Xiang, Xu Dan, Xu Qian, Xu Chu, Xu Ding, Xu Yi, Xu Zong, Xu Min, Xu Jing, Xu Qin, Xu You, Xu Yun, Xu Guo, Xu Ci, Xu Xun, Xu Shulong, Xu Chang, Xu Shao, Xu Gong, and Xu Zhao.

Gu Lang (218-272), courtesy name Yixian, was a native of Leiyang County, Hengyang Commandery. He was an outstanding statesman, military strategist, and national hero of the Three Kingdoms period. He served successively as Langzhong (a court official), Shangshu Lingshi (a high-ranking official in charge of official duties), Junzhongzheng (a high-ranking official in charge of military affairs)…

Yang Quan, courtesy name Deyuan, also known as Yangzi, was a native of Suiyang. His birth and death dates are unknown. He was a philosopher and a representative figure of the metaphysical school of thought. In his early years, during a period of war, he came to the Wu region from his hometown, so his activities were mainly concentrated in the Wu and Yue areas.

The late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period saw the emergence of countless talented individuals who shone brightly in their respective fields, and even those who seemed mediocre still made contributions. This article will examine the various governors of Xiakou during the Wu Kingdom's reign.

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"Wu Bamboo Slips and Wu Systems" is a book published by Peking University Press in 2019, authored by Ling Wenchao. The Changsha Zoumalou Bamboo Slips from the Three Kingdoms period (Wu Dynasty) are important historical materials discovered in recent years concerning the politics, economy, and social life of the Sun Wu Kingdom during the Three Kingdoms period.

Yao Xin was a figure from Wuxing during the Eastern Wu period. He once served as the Minister of Ceremonies. He studied under Fan Ping from Qiantang. According to historical records, Yao Xin authored works such as "Commentary on the Book of Changes" and "Discourse on the Heavenly Observation." His biography is not included in the Records of the Three Kingdoms or the Book of Jin.

The case of Shao Chou's suicide to exonerate Guo Dan occurred in the third year of the Fenghuang era of the Eastern Wu Dynasty (274 AD). At that time, rumors were circulating in Kuaiji Commandery that Sun Fen, the Marquis of Zhang'an (son of Sun Quan), would become emperor.