Shi Huang
Shi Huang, Liu Biao’s Cangwu governor, was succeeded after his death by Wu Ju, whom Liu Biao sent.
In the sources
Where the books name Shi Huang
History · vol. 49Records of the Three Kingdoms
…是時蒼梧太守史璜死，表又遣吳巨代之，與恭俱至。漢聞張津死，賜燮璽書曰：「交州絕域，南帶江海，上恩不宣，下義壅隔，知逆賊劉表又遣賴恭闚看南土，今以燮為綏南中郎將，董督七郡，領交阯太守如故。」…
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朱符死後，漢遣張津為交州刺史，津後又為其將區景所殺，而荊州牧劉表遣零陵賴恭代津。是時蒼梧太守史璜死，表又遣吳巨代之，與恭俱至。漢聞張津死，賜燮璽書曰：「交州絕域，南帶江海，上恩不宣，下義壅隔，知逆賊劉表又遣賴恭闚看南土，今以燮為綏南中郎將，董督七郡，領交阯太守如故。」後燮遣吏張旻奉貢詣京都，是時天下喪亂，道路斷絕，而燮不廢貢職，特復下詔拜安遠將軍，封龍度亭侯。
Shi Huang was appointed as Administrator of Cangwu by Liu Biao. He appears in juan 49 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; the novel does not mention him.
Deeds
Shi Huang served as Administrator of Cangwu and later died; Liu Biao sent Wu Ju to succeed him. (According to the historical record)
Relations
- Served as Administrator of Cangwu; Liu Biao sent Wu Ju to replace him