Eastern Wu
Sun Shen
In summer of Tianji 1, Sun Shen, Eastern Wu’s Xiakou commander, raided Jiangxia and Runan, burning and looting residents.
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History · vol. 48Records of the Three Kingdoms
天紀元年夏，夏口督孫慎出江夏、汝南，燒略居民。初，騶子張俶多所譖白，累遷爲司直中郎將，封侯，甚見寵愛，是歲姦情發聞，伏誅。…
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天紀元年夏，夏口督孫慎出江夏、汝南，燒略居民。初，騶子張俶多所譖白，累遷爲司直中郎將，封侯，甚見寵愛，是歲姦情發聞，伏誅。〈《江表傳》曰：俶父，會稽山陰縣卒也，知俶不良，上表云：「若用俶爲司直，有罪乞不從坐。」皓許之。俶表正彈曲二十人，專糾司不法，於是愛惡相攻，互相謗告。彈曲承言，收繫囹圄，聽訟失理，獄以賄成。人民窮困，無所措手足。俶奢淫無厭，取小妻三十餘人，擅殺無辜，衆姦並發，父子俱見車裂。〉
Sun Shen was the commander of Xiakou for Eastern Wu. He does not appear in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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In the summer of the first year of the Tianji era, Sun Shen led troops into Jiangxia and Runan, where they burned and looted among the residents (as recorded in historical sources).
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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.