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Fan Mingyou范明友

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A Han dynasty general who attacked the Wuhuan and was enfeoffed as the Marquis of Pingling.

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RELATION RECORDS
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Fan Mingyou, and the people around them.

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ALLEGIANCE

Allegiance

Rulers, appointments and allegiance

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CONFLICT

Conflict

Battles, captures and defeat

1 figure · 1 record

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  1. Official history

    Book of Han

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    4 relations4 verified quotations
    • Emperor Xuan of HankillFan Mingyou
    • Huo GuangdispatchFan Mingyou
    • Emperor Zhao of HanappointFan Mingyou
    • Fan MingyoucommandHuo Yu
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    1. 逆乱不道,咸服其辜。

      kill · Book of Han, 宣帝纪

    2. 于是拜明友为度辽将军,将二万骑出辽东。

      dispatch · Book of Han, 匈奴传上

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  2. Official history

    Book of the Later Han

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    1 relations1 verified quotations
    • Fan Mingyouas general of crossing LiaoEmperor Wu of Han
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    1. 孝武皇帝初用范明友

      as general of crossing Liao · Book of the Later Han, 百官一太傅太尉司徒司空将军

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Fan MingyouFan MingyouEmperor Xuan of HanEmperor Xuan of HanHuo GuangHuo GuangEmperor Zhao of HanEmperor Zhao of HanEmperor Wu of HanEmperor Wu of HanHuo YuHuo Yu
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Sources: Book of the Later Han, 乌桓鲜卑列传; Book of Han, 匈奴传上; Book of the Later Han, 百官一太傅太尉司徒司空将军; Book of Han, 天文志; Book of Han, 宣帝纪; Book of Han, 张汤传; Book of Han, 昭帝纪; Book of Han, 百官公卿表

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