Supuyan
also called 峭王、速仆丸、速附丸 · –207
Supuyan, a Wuhuan chief, backed Louban as chanyu, then fled with Yuan Shang and was killed by Gongsun Kang.
Life
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Supuyan was a Wuhuan chieftain in the Liaodong Commandery, belonging to the Wuhuan forces. His relevant deeds in the book are recorded in Volumes 30 and 1 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
- Supuyan led over a thousand camps and called himself King Qiao; Yuan Shao once forged an imperial order granting him the seal and insignia of a chanyu. (Recorded in historical sources)
- Later, when Louban came of age, Supuyan led his followers in recognizing Louban as chanyu and Tadun as king. (Recorded in historical sources)
- After Cao Cao's Northern Campaign against the Wuhuan defeated Tadun, Supuyan fled to Liaodong with Yuan Shang, Yuan Xi, and others; Gongsun Kang executed Supuyan and the others and sent their heads on. (Recorded in historical sources)
Relationships
- Recognized Louban as chanyu and Tadun as king
- Fled to Liaodong with Yuan Shang and Yuan Xi
- Was executed by Gongsun Kang
Lines
- 史 ch.26 §27→ Qian Zhao
「昔袁公言受天子之命，假我爲單于；今曹公復言當更白天子，假我真單于；遼東復持印綬來。如此，誰當爲正？」
- Lord & vassal
- Enemies
Combat
On the field
Duels, kills and executions as the texts tell them, counted separately for the Records and the Romance.
Records
- Duels
- 0W 0L 0D
DeathKilled by Gongsun KangExecution · Juan 1
- RecordsJuan 1ExecutionGongsun KangLost「康即斬尚、熙及速僕丸等」
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History · vol. 1
- Gongsun Kang§71
Enemy
Fled to Liaodong and was later beheaded by Gongsun Kang
History · vol. 30
- Louban§9
Lord
Installed Louban as the Wuhuan chanyu