Eastern Wu · Inspector of Yi Province
Liu Chan
also called 刘纬
Liu Chan, son of Liu Zhang and an Eastern Wu official, served as governor of Yi Province and Censor-in-Chief.
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History · vol. 31Records of the Three Kingdoms
…權復以璋子闡為益州刺史，處交、益界首。丞相諸葛亮平南土，闡還吳，為御史中丞。…
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璋卒，南中豪率雍闓據益郡反，附於吳。權復以璋子闡為益州刺史，處交、益界首。丞相諸葛亮平南土，闡還吳，為御史中丞。 〈《吳書》曰：闡一名緯，為人恭恪，輕財愛義，有仁讓之風，後疾終於家。〉初，璋長子循妻，龐羲女也。先主定蜀，羲為左將軍司馬，璋時從羲啟留循，先主以為奉車中郎將。是以璋二子之後，分在吳、蜀。
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Liu Chan was Liu Zhang’s son and served Eastern Wu. Historical accounts record that he was appointed Inspector of Yi Province and Palace Censor-in-Chief; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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After Liu Zhang’s death, the Nanzhong chieftain Yong Kai occupied Yijun, rebelled, and submitted to Eastern Wu. Sun Quan appointed Liu Chan Inspector of Yi Province and stationed him near the border between Jiaozhou and Yi Province. (According to historical records)
After Zhuge Liang pacified the south, Liu Chan returned to Wu and served as Palace Censor-in-Chief. (According to historical records)
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- Son of Liu Zhang
- Served Eastern Wu, appointed Inspector of Yi Province by Sun Quan
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