Chang Ju
Chang Ju, a Wu mountain bandit chief, appears in the historical record for raising troops with Huang Luan.
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History · vol. 60Records of the Three Kingdoms
…賊帥黃亂、常俱籌出其部伍，以充兵役。封秦亭侯，拜越騎校尉。
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赤烏五年，從郎中補太子輔義都尉，遷南海太守。〈会稽典录曰：高凉贼率仍弩等破略百姓，残害吏民，牧越界扑讨，旬日降服。又揭阳县贼率曾夏等众数千人，历十馀年，以侯爵杂缯千匹，下书购募，绝不可得。牧遣使慰譬，登皆首服，自改为良民。始兴太守羊衜与太常滕胤书曰：“锺离子幹吾昔知之不熟，定见其在南海，威恩部伍，智勇分明，加操行清纯，有古人之风。”其见贵如此。在郡四年，以疾去职。〉還為丞相長史，轉司直，遷中書令。會建安、鄱陽、新都三郡山民作亂，出牧為監軍使者，討平之。賊帥黃亂、常俱籌出其部伍，以充兵役。封秦亭侯，拜越騎校尉。
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Chang Ju was a bandit leader among the mountain tribes in Wu during the Three Kingdoms period. He is mentioned in the account of the campaign to pacify the mountain tribes of three commanderies in the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the Romance.
Deeds
Chang Ju and Huang Luan organized the mountain tribes into units to fulfill military service. This occurred after Zhongli Mu put down the unrest among the mountain tribes in the three commanderies of Jian'an, Poyang, and Xindu, according to historical records.
Relations
- He and Huang Luan were both bandit leaders among the mountain tribes, and together organized units to fulfill military service.
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Zhongli Mu
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History · vol. 60
- Zhongli Mu§61
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山民贼帅，为钟离牧讨平