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Ren Lan

Ren Lan was Ren Jun of Cao Wei’s second son; Emperor Wen later made him a Marquis Within the Passes for his father’s service.

History Records, vol. 16 · Not in the Romance

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History · vol. 16Records of the Three Kingdoms
…复以峻中子览为关内侯。
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峻宽厚有度而见事理，每有所陈，太祖多善之。於饥荒之际，收恤朋友孤遗，中外贫宗，周急继乏，信义见称。建安九年薨，太祖流涕者久之。子先嗣。先薨，无子，国除。文帝追录功臣，谥峻曰成侯。复以峻中子览为关内侯。

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Ren Lan was the second son of Cao Wei’s Ren Jun and belonged to Cao Cao’s side. He does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Deeds

After Ren Jun’s death, his son Ren Xian succeeded him. Ren Xian died without a son, and the fief was abolished. Emperor Wen later honored meritorious officials, posthumously granting Ren Jun the title Marquis Cheng and appointing Ren Lan a Marquis Within the Passes, according to historical records.

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Second son of Ren Jun
Younger brother of Ren Xian; Ren Xian succeeded Ren Jun but later died without a son, and the fief was abolished
Appointed a Marquis Within the Passes by Emperor Wen