Eastern Wu
Xiahou Cheng
Xiahou Cheng was a Wu official and one of those who served on the Jing Province frontier; he does not appear in the novel.
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History · vol. 52Records of the Three Kingdoms
…騭於是條於時事業在荊州界者，諸葛瑾、陸遜、朱然、程普、潘浚，斐玄、夏侯承，衞旌，李肅、〈吳書曰：肅字偉恭，南陽人。…
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權稱尊號，拜驃騎將軍，領冀州牧。是歳，都督西陵。代陸遜撫二境，頃以冀州在蜀分，解牧職。時權太子登駐武昌，愛人好善，與騭書曰：「夫賢人君子，所以興隆大化，佐理時務者也。受性暗蔽，不達道數，雖實區區欲盡心於明德，歸分於君子，至於遠近士人，先後之宜，猶或緬焉，未之能詳。《傳》曰：『愛之能勿勞乎？忠焉能勿誨乎？』斯其義也，豈非所望於君子哉！」騭於是條於時事業在荊州界者，諸葛瑾、陸遜、朱然、程普、潘浚，斐玄、夏侯承，衞旌，李肅、〈吳書曰：肅字偉恭，南陽人。少以才聞，善論議，臧否得中，甄奇錄異，薦述後進，題目品藻，曲有條貫，眾人以此服之。權擢以為〔選曹尚書〕，選舉號為得才。求出補吏，為桂陽太守，吏民悅服。徵為卿。會卒，知與不知，並痛惜焉。〉周條、石干十一人。甄別行狀，因上疏獎勸曰：
Xiahou Cheng was a minister of the state of Wu, mentioned in the account of events in Jing Province in Volume 52 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the Romance.
Career
Xiahou Cheng was listed among those serving in the territory of Jing Province. (According to the historical record)
Associations
- He was listed alongside Zhuge Jin, Lu Xun, Zhu Ran, Cheng Pu, and others among those active in the territory of Jing Province.
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Eastern Wu
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Eastern Wu was a regime that controlled Jiangdong during the Three Kingdoms period. Sun Ce led his troops across the Zhejiang River, captured Kuaiji and pacified local forces, then personally assumed the post of Administrator of Kuaiji. He also appointed officials to govern Wu Commandery, Danyang, Yuzhang, and the newly established Luling Commandery, expanding the Sun clan’s rule over Jiangdong. Sun Quan controlled Jiangdong and once joined forces with Liu Bei to resist Cao Cao. In the first year of Huanglong (229), Sun Quan assumed the imperial title at the southern suburban altar, posthumously honoring his father, Sun Jian, as Emperor Wulie and his elder brother, Sun Ce, as King Huai of Changsha, and appointing Sun Deng crown prince. After Sun Quan’s death, Sun Liang succeeded him; after the Deposition of Sun Liang, Sun Xiu was welcomed to the throne; and after Sun Xiu’s death, Sun Hao was welcomed and installed as emperor. After Sun Hao Ascends the Throne, he changed the era name to Yuanxing and posthumously honored his father, Sun He, as Emperor Wen.