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Nangong Changwan南宫长万

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A general of the Song state, exceptionally strong, led armored soldiers to arrest Ji Zu, fought against Lu and Zheng, assassinated Duke Min of Song, and was later killed.

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In history · Records of the Grand Historian

A Song general who assassinated Duke Min; a senior official of Song, captured at the Battle of Chengqiu, later assassinated Duke Min of Song; after assassinating Duke Min, fled to Chen and was executed by dismemberment.

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

A general of the Song state, led armored soldiers to arrest Ji Zu; led troops to fight against Lu and Zheng; exceptionally strong, assassinated Duke Min of Song, and was later killed.

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    1. 一戟刺去,华督坠于车下

      kill · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 17

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    • Nangong ChangwankillHua Du
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    1. 因杀太宰华督

      kill · Records of the Grand Historian, 宋微子世家

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Sources: Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 10; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 11; Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 17; Records of the Grand Historian, 宋微子世家; Correct Meaning of the Zuo Tradition, ch. 8

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