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Chen Wuyu陈无宇

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Son of Chen Xuwu, succeeded his father as a grand officer of Qi.

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RELATION RECORDS
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SOURCE WORKS
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ALLEGIANCE

Allegiance

Rulers, appointments and allegiance

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CONFLICT

Conflict

Battles, captures and defeat

3 figures · 4 records
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THE UNSEEN

Mythic acts

Transformation, aid and divine punishment

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In history ·

A grand officer of Qi, presented the ancestral vessels of Lai at the Xiang Palace. A grand officer of Qi, sent by the Marquis of Qi to request troops from Chu, and later Chu escorted him back to Qi. Son of Chen Wenzi, went hunting with Qing Feng, then returned.

In fiction · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms · Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition

Son of Chen Xuwu, succeeded his father as a grand officer of Qi. A grand officer of Qi, went hunting with Qing Feng, then returned, not taking the family wealth of the Qing clan. A grand officer of Qi, jointly attacked Luan and Gao with Bao Guo, then dispensed favors to win the people's hearts.

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  1. 4 profile notes
    3 relations3 verified quotations
    • Duke Jing of Qigrant fiefChen Wuyu
    • Chen WuyubetrayQing Feng
    • Chen WuyuattackZi Qi
    Verified original text · 3
    1. 何不以高唐之邑赐之?

      grant fief · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 68

    2. 无宇既济河,乃发梁凿舟,以绝庆封之归路

      betray · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 67

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  2. 7 profile notes
    6 relations6 verified quotations
    • Marquis of Jinarrest himChen Wuyu
    • Marquis of Jinpardon himChen Wuyu
    • Chen WuyucapturedMarquis of Jin
    • Chu ZipardonChen Wuyu
    Verified original text · 6
    1. 而执其使

      arrest him · Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 42

    2. 晋侯赦之

      pardon him · Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 42

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Relationship network

7 figures · 17 links
Chen WuyuChen WuyuMarquis of JinMarquis of JinChu ZiChu ZiDuke Jing of QiDuke Jing of QiCui ZhuCui ZhuQing FengQing FengZi QiZi Qi
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Sources: Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 66; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 30; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 67; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 35; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 68; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 38; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 71; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 42

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