Wu Zuan
also called 孙纂
Wu Zuan was the son of Sun Qi of Eastern Wu, inherited his title, and was later killed along with his wife.
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History · vol. 50Records of the Three Kingdoms
…子纂嗣。纂妻即滕胤女也，胤被誅，竝遇害。
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八年，景卒宮，子奮授兵為將，封新亭侯，卒。〈《吳書》曰：權徵荊州，拜奮吳郡都督，以鎮東方。《吳書》曰：祺與張溫、顧譚友善，權令關平辭訟事。〉子安嗣，安坐黨魯王霸死。奮弟祺嗣，封都亭侯，卒。子纂嗣。纂妻即滕胤女也，胤被誅，竝遇害。
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Wu Zuan was the son of Sun Qi of Eastern Wu. His related deeds are recorded in Volume 50 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
After Wu Qi died, Wu Zuan inherited his title. His wife was Teng Yin’s daughter, and when Teng Yin was executed, Wu Zuan and his wife were killed as well. (As recorded in the historical sources.)
Relationships
- Father: Sun Qi
- Wife: Teng Yin’s daughter
- Father-in-law: Teng Yin
- Family
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Teng Yin
Kin
Relationship timeline1 entry ▸
History · vol. 50
- Teng Yin§6
Kin
Zuan’s wife was Teng Yin’s daughter; when Yin was executed, she was implicated as well