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Sun Yi孙翊

Wu (Sun)History × Fiction

Younger brother of Sun Quan, Administrator of Danyang, killed by Bian Hong.

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In history · Records of the Three Kingdoms

Son of Sun Jian. Younger brother of Sun Ce, recruited by Cao Cao. Younger brother of Sun Quan, fierce and brave, served as Administrator of Danyang, killed by his attendant Bian Hong.

In fiction · Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Sun Yi was the younger brother of Sun Quan and served as Administrator of Danyang. He was later killed by Bian Hong.

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  1. 1 profile notes
    1 relations1 verified quotations
    • Sun QuanbrothersSun Yi
    Verified original text · 1
    1. 却说孙权弟孙翊为丹阳太守

      brothers · Romance of the Three Kingdoms, ch. 38

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  2. 5 profile notes
    5 relations4 verified quotations
    • Sun YibrothersSun Quan
    • Sun Yiyounger brotherSun Ce
    • Sun Ceyounger brotherSun Yi
    • Sun Jianfather-sonSun Yi
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    1. 权弟也

      brothers · Records of the Three Kingdoms, 吴书·宗室传

    2. 皆礼辟策弟权、翊

      younger brother · Records of the Three Kingdoms, 吴书·孙破虏讨逆传

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5 figures · 14 links
Sun YiSun YiSun QuanSun QuanSun CeSun CeSun JianSun JianSun KuangSun Kuang
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Sources: Records of the Three Kingdoms, 吴书·孙破虏讨逆传; Records of the Three Kingdoms, 吴书·宗室传; Records of the Three Kingdoms, 吴书·朱吕范传; Romance of the Three Kingdoms, ch. 38

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