Wang Gong
Wang Gong, appointed Dong Commandery administrator by Liu Dai, was recorded as failing to repel Black Mountain bandit incursions.
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History · vol. 1Records of the Three Kingdoms
劉岱與橋瑁相惡，岱殺瑁，以王肱領東郡太守。
History · vol. 1Records of the Three Kingdoms
…〉十餘萬衆略魏郡、東郡，王肱不能禦，太祖引兵入東郡，擊白繞於濮陽，破之。…
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黑山賊于毒、白繞、眭固等〈眭，申隨反。〉十餘萬衆略魏郡、東郡，王肱不能禦，太祖引兵入東郡，擊白繞於濮陽，破之。袁紹因表太祖爲東郡太守，治東武陽。
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Wang Gong was the governor of Dong Commandery in the late Eastern Han dynasty, appointed by Liu Dai. He is mentioned in volume 1 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; the novel does not mention him.
Deeds
After falling out with Qiao Mao and killing him, Liu Dai had Wang Gong take up the post of governor of Dong Commandery. (According to historical records)
The Black Mountain bandits Yu Du, Bai Rao, Sui Gu, and others led more than 100,000 men in an invasion of Wei and Dong commanderies, which Wang Gong was unable to repel. (According to historical records)
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- Governor of Dong Commandery appointed by Liu Dai
- Lord & vassal
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