- Wang
Wujun (王武俊) (735 –
August 9, 801),
courtesy name
Yuanying (元英), né
Monuogan (沒諾干),
formally Prince Zhonglie of
Langye (琅邪忠烈王), was a
Chinese military...
- regime. Wang ****hen was born in 759. It is
known that his
father was Wang
Wujun, who was,
around or
sometime after his birth, an
officer serving under the...
-
Litvinskii &
Pichikian 1994, p. 61.
Shenkar 2014, pp. 129–130.
Wujun 2022, p. 7.
Wujun 2022, p. 42.
Wujun 2022, p. 43.
Shenkar 2014, p. 131.
Boyce &
Grenet 1991...
- Sun Ce's
conquests in
Jiangdong were a
series of
military campaigns by the
warlord Sun Ce to
conquer territories in the
Jiangdong and Wu
regions from 194...
-
areas it administered, it
became known as
Wuxian (lit. "Wu County") and
Wujun ("Wu Commandery").
Under the Qin, it was
known as
Kuaiji after its greatly...
- four
years as a ****er in Hunan, at the
Xianzhong Mechanics Factory. Zhao
Wujun, the
youngest of his five sons,
worked with him (Zhao also had a younger...
-
rebelled against Tang in 781 but was
later killed by his
officer Wang
Wujun. Chengde's last ruler, Wang Rong
later founded the Zhao
Dynasty that lasted...
-
Weiyue with Zhu, and
under pressure,
another officer of Li Weiyue's, Wang
Wujun,
killed Li
Weiyue and
surrendered to
imperial forces. Li Na, meanwhile,...
- to let him do so. In 782, with his
losses mounting, his own
officer Wang
Wujun killed him and
submitted to the
imperial government. It is not
known when...
-
brethren divisions around the
capital were the Five
Barracks Battalion (五軍營;
Wǔjūn Yíng),
which drilled infantry in
tactical manoeuvres; and the
Three Thousand...
