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E Chongyu鄂崇禹

ShangHistory × Fiction

The Southern Earl at the end of the Shang Dynasty, commanding two hundred vassal towns in the south, was killed by King Zhou.

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In history · History of Song

Son of Ru Ban

In fiction · Investiture of the Gods

One of the four frontier earls of the Shang Dynasty, the Southern Earl, commanding two hundred vassal towns in the south. Later, because he submitted a direct memorial and argued with Chong Houhu, he was beheaded by King Zhou. His son subsequently led troops to attack Sanshan Pass and participated in the Mengjin alliance against Shang.

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  1. Literature / legend

    Investiture of the Gods

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    • King Zhou (Di Xin)display headE Chongyu
    • King Zhou (Di Xin)subordinateE Chongyu
    • Yin Hongflee toE Chongyu
    • E ChongyuaccuseChong Houhu
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    1. 鄂崇禹枭首

      display head · Investiture of the Gods, ch. 11

    2. 南伯侯鄂崇禹

      kill · Investiture of the Gods, ch. 95

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  2. Official history

    History of Song

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E ChongyuE ChongyuKing Zhou (Di Xin)King Zhou (Di Xin)Yin HongYin HongChong HouhuChong HouhuE ShunE Shun
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Sources: History of Song, 宗室世系表十七; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 1; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 2; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 8; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 10; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 11; Investiture of the Gods, ch. 95

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