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Tadun (died 207) was a
leader of the
Wuhuan tribes during the late
Eastern Han
dynasty of China. He was an ally of the
warlord Yuan Shao and Yuan Shao's...
- him so his
cousin Tadun became acting guardian. In 195
Tadun,
Nanlou and
Supuyan supported Yuan Shao
against Gongsun Zan. In 207
Tadun was
defeated by Cao...
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Chinese emperor (d. 271) Guo Jia,
Chinese adviser and
official (b. 170)
Tadun,
Chinese chieftain of the
Wuhuan tribe Yuan Shang,
Chinese warlord and governor...
- leaders,
pretending as
though the
daughters were his own. The
Wuhuan leader Tadun was
especially powerful and was thus very well-treated by Yuan Shao. The...
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Northeast China from 207 CE to 907 CE.
After the
death of
their ancestor Tadun in 207, they were no
longer called Wuhuan but
joined the
Khitan Xianbei...
- with the
Wuhuan leader Tadun,
fought at the
Battle of
White Wolf
Mountain against Cao Cao.
During the battle, the unit of
Tadun was surprise-attacked by...
- Yuan
Shang to flee
further north to join the
Wuhuan tribes under chief Tadun.
Around this time, Gao Gan also
rebelled against Cao Cao but was defeated...
- unit, in
several battles against Cao Cao's rivals,
including Yuan Tan,
Tadun and Liu Bei. His
elder brother, Cao Ren, also
served as a
military officer...
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refuge [was]
Wuwan mountains. Han [general] Cao Cao
executed their leader Tadun. [The Xī] are
possibly their descendants. Marks,
Robert B. (2011). China:...
