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Guo Chang郭昌

Archaic / OtherHistory

General who uproots the Hu.

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Guo Chang, and the people around them.

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ALLEGIANCE

Allegiance

Rulers, appointments and allegiance

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  1. Official history

    Book of Han

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    • Emperor Wu of HandispatchGuo Chang
    • Wei Qingfollow generalGuo Chang
    • Emperor Wu of HanappointGuo Chang
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    1. 上乃使汲仁、郭昌发卒数万人塞瓠子决河

      dispatch · Book of Han, 沟洫志

    2. 以校尉从大将军

      follow general · Book of Han, 卫青霍去病传

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  2. Official history

    Book of the Later Han

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    • Emperor Guangwuposthumous honorGuo Chang
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    1. 追赠昌阳安侯印绶

      posthumous honor · Book of the Later Han, 皇后纪上

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  3. 4 profile notes
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    • Guo Changsubordinate generalWei Qing
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    1. 以校尉从大将军

      subordinate general · Records of the Grand Historian, 卫将军骠骑列传

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Guo ChangGuo ChangEmperor GuangwuEmperor GuangwuEmperor Wu of HanEmperor Wu of HanWei QingWei QingEmperor Wu of HanEmperor Wu of Han
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Sources: Records of the Grand Historian, 匈奴列传; Book of the Later Han, 皇后纪上; Book of Han, 匈奴传上; Records of the Grand Historian, 卫将军骠骑列传; Book of Han, 卫青霍去病传; Records of the Grand Historian, 大宛列传; Book of Han, 武帝纪; Records of the Grand Historian, 河渠书

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