Kou Loudun

Kou Loudun was a Wuhuan chanyu of Youbeiping recorded by Cao Wei. The chapter in which he appears is unknown; he is not mentioned in the novel.

Deeds

• When Guanqiu Jian was ordered to campaign against Liaodong, Kou Loudun led his followers to submit to Wei and attach themselves to the army. (Recorded in the histories)^[1]
• In the first year of Jingchu, Guanqiu Jian’s army reached Liaodong. Kou Loudun and Wang Huliu surrendered with more than 5,000 men. He later sent his younger brother Aluopan and others to pay tribute at court. The Wei court enfeoffed the tribal commanders as marquises and kings, and bestowed on them carriages, horses, and silk. (Recorded in the histories)^[2][3]

Relationships

• Brother: Aluopan was Kou Loudun’s younger brother.^[2][3]
• Another leader who surrendered with his followers: Wang Huliu, commander of the Wuhuan in Liaoxi.^[1][2][3]