Wu Da
Wu Da was a Cao Wei palace attendant who delivered an order to Sima Zhi; he does not appear in the novel.
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History · vol. 12Records of the Three Kingdoms
…前制書禁绝淫祀以正風俗，今當等所犯妖刑，辭語始定，黄門吴达诣臣，傳太皇太后令。…
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諸应死罪者，皆當先表鬚報。前制書禁绝淫祀以正風俗，今當等所犯妖刑，辭語始定，黄門吴达诣臣，傳太皇太后令。臣不敢通，惧有救护，速聞聖聽，若不得已，以垂宿留。由事不早竟，是臣之罪，是以冒犯常科，輒敕縣考竟，擅行刑戮，伏鬚誅罰。
History · vol. 12Records of the Three Kingdoms
明帝即位，賜爵关内侯。顷之，特进曹洪乳母當，與臨汾公主侍者共事無涧神〈臣松之案：無涧，山名，在洛陽東北。…
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明帝即位，賜爵关内侯。顷之，特进曹洪乳母當，與臨汾公主侍者共事無涧神〈臣松之案：無涧，山名，在洛陽東北。〉系獄。卞太后遣黄門诣府傳令，芝不通，輒敕洛陽獄考竟，而上疏曰：
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Wu Da was a palace attendant during the reign of Emperor Ming of Cao Wei. He served Cao Wei and is mentioned in relevant passages of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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- Dang, Wet Nurse of Cao Hong, and an attendant of Princess Linfen were imprisoned for jointly serving Wujianshen. Acting on the Grand Empress Dowager’s order, Wu Da went to Sima Zhi’s residence to deliver the command, but Sima Zhi refused to relay it. (As recorded in the historical sources)
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- Acted on the Grand Empress Dowager’s order
- Went to Sima Zhi’s residence to deliver the command
- Lord & vassal
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History · vol. 12
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a palace attendant sent by Empress Dowager Bian