Liu Jun
Liu Jun, Eastern Wu’s Inspector of Jiaozhou, died after being defeated by Jin forces while invading Jiaozhi.
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History · vol. 48Records of the Three Kingdoms
…是歲，遣交州刺史劉俊、前部督脩則等入擊交阯，爲晉將毛炅等所破，皆死，兵散還合浦。
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三年春二月，以左右御史大夫丁固、孟仁爲司徒、司空。〈《吳書》曰：初，固爲尚書，夢松樹生其腹上，謂人曰：「松字十八公也，後十八歲，吾其爲公乎！」卒如夢焉。〉秋九月，皓出東關，丁奉至合肥。是歲，遣交州刺史劉俊、前部督脩則等入擊交阯，爲晉將毛炅等所破，皆死，兵散還合浦。
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Liu Jun was a governor of Jiaozhou under Eastern Wu. He is mentioned in Records of the Three Kingdoms, Volume 48, but does not appear in the Romance.
Deeds
Historical records state that Eastern Wu sent Liu Jun and others, including Forward Commander Xiu Ze, to attack Jiaozhi. They were defeated by the Jin general Mao Jiong and others. Liu Jun and the others all died, and the troops scattered before regrouping at Hepu.
Relations
- He went with Forward Commander Xiu Ze and others to fight at Jiaozhi.
- He encountered the Jin general Mao Jiong and others.
- Lord & vassal
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Duels, kills and executions as the texts tell them, counted separately for the Records and the Romance.
- RecordsJuan 48Struck downMao JiongLost「爲晉將毛炅等所破，皆死」
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