Wen Sheng
Wen Sheng, son of Wei’s Wen Hui, was made a Secondary Marquis, but died young and his title died with him.
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History · vol. 15Records of the Three Kingdoms
…赐恢子生爵關内侯。生早卒，爵絕。
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文帝践阼，以恢爲侍中，出爲魏郡太守。數年，遷凉州刺史，持节领护羌校尉。道病卒，時年四十五。詔曰：「恢有柱石之質，服事先帝，功勤明著。及爲朕執事，忠於王室，故授之以萬里之任，任之以一方之事。如何不遂，吾甚愍之！」赐恢子生爵關内侯。生早卒，爵絕。
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Wen Sheng was a figure of the state of Wei and the son of Wen Hui. The chapter in which he appears is unrecorded; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
After Wen Hui’s death, Emperor Wen of Wei bestowed the title of Marquis within the Passes on Wen Sheng. Wen Sheng died young, and the title became extinct (according to historical records).
Relationships
- Son of Wen Hui
- Bestowed the title of Marquis within the Passes by Emperor Wen of Wei
- Family
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History · vol. 15
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