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Liu Qu刘去
Crown Prince of Guangchuan King Miao, fond of literary rhetoric, killed his concubines, cruel and violent.
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Liu Qu, and the people around them.
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01CONFLICTConflict
Battles, captures and defeat
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Conflict
Battles, captures and defeat
Liu Qu→Duke Ling of Jinexhumed his tomb
Liu Qu→White Foxinjure
02THE UNSEENMythic acts
Transformation, aid and divine punishment
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Mythic acts
Transformation, aid and divine punishment
White Fox→Liu Qurevenge
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In history ·
Crown Prince of Guangchuan King Miao, fond of literary rhetoric, killed his concubines, cruel and violent; as King of Guangchuan, tyrannical and unjust, heeded slander from Zhaoxin, killed the innocent; for the crime of 'Hengji' (a type of punishment) was deposed and exiled to Shangyong.
In fiction · Extensive Records of the Taiping Era · In Search of the Supernatural · Book of Han
He was fond of opening tombs; he opened the tomb of Luan Shu, wounded a white fox, and afterwards developed a sore on his foot that never healed until death; he was fond of excavating tombs, having dug up the tombs of King Wei of Wei and others.
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Book of Han
0 relations0 verified quotations - Literature / legend1 profile notes
In Search of the Supernatural
2 relations2 verified quotations- Liu Qu→ injure →White Fox
- White Fox→ revenge →Liu Qu
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戟伤其左足
injure · In Search of the Supernatural, ch. 15
乃以杖叩王左足
revenge · In Search of the Supernatural, ch. 15
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Extensive Records of the Taiping Era
1 relations1 verified quotations- Liu Qu→ exhumed his tomb →Duke Ling of Jin
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晋灵公冢，甚瑰壮
exhumed his tomb · Extensive Records of the Taiping Era, 冢墓一
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