Wang Song
Wang Song, a local leader based in Yuyang, submitted to Cao Cao after Liu Fang persuaded him.
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History · vol. 14Records of the Three Kingdoms
…遭世大亂，時漁陽王松據其土，放往依之。太祖克冀州，放說松曰：
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劉放字子棄，涿郡人，漢廣陽順王子西鄉侯宏後也。歷郡綱紀，舉孝廉。遭世大亂，時漁陽王松據其土，放往依之。太祖克冀州，放說松曰：
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Wang Song was a local strongman who held out at Yuyang and was a regional power in the late Han. Volume 14 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms records his deeds, but he does not appear in the Romance.
Deeds
Wang Song held out at Yuyang, and Liu Fang went to join him. After Liu Fang urged him to submit to Cao Cao, Wang Song submitted, offering Yongnu, Quanzhou, and Anci. (Recorded in the histories)
When the Grand Ancestor campaigned against Yuan Tan, he sent a letter inviting Wang Song to submit, and Liu Fang replied on Wang Song’s behalf. Wang Song then submitted, and in the tenth year of Jian’an, he came to Cao Cao’s court with Liu Fang. (Recorded in the histories)
Relationships
- Liu Fang once joined Wang Song and urged him to submit to Cao Cao; the two came to Cao Cao’s court together in the tenth year of Jian’an.
- Wang Song submitted to Cao Cao.
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