Zhu Xuan
Zhu Xuan, Zhu Xiong’s son, inherited the Yunyang marquisate and married a princess during Yongan, later rising to General of Agile Cavalry.
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History · vol. 57Records of the Three Kingdoms
…永安中，迫錄前功，以熊子宣襲爵雲陽侯，尚公主。孫皓時，宣至驃騎將軍。
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赤烏九年，遷驃騎將軍。遭二宮構爭，據擁護太子，言則懇至，義形於色，守之以死，〈殷基《通语》载据争曰：“臣闻太子国之本根，雅性仁孝，天下归心，今卒责之，将有一朝之虑。昔晋献用骊姬而申生不存，汉武信江充而戾太子冤死。臣窃惧太子不堪其忧，虽立思子之宫，无所复及矣。”〉遂左遷新都郡丞。未到，中書令孫弘譖潤據，因權寢疾，弘為詔書追賜死，時年五十七。孫亮時，二子熊、損各復領兵，為全公主所謂，皆死。永安中，迫錄前功，以熊子宣襲爵雲陽侯，尚公主。孫皓時，宣至驃騎將軍。
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Zhu Xuan was the son of Zhu Xiong of Eastern Wu. During the Yongan era, he inherited the title of Marquis of Yunyang and married a princess; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
During the Yongan era, Zhu Xuan inherited Zhu Xiong’s title and became Marquis of Yunyang, and he married a princess. (Recorded in the histories)
During Sun Hao’s reign, Zhu Xuan rose to the post of General of Agile Cavalry. (Recorded in the histories)
Relationships
- Father: Zhu Xiong
- Married a princess (the sources do not give the princess’s name)
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Zhu Xiong
Child
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History · vol. 57
- Zhu Xiong§72
Child
son of Zhu Xiong; inherited the title Marquis of Yunyang during Yongan