Pan Lin
Pan Lin, chief of the Kuaiji mountain bandits, once plagued the area before Lu Xun subdued him.
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History · vol. 58Records of the Three Kingdoms
…會稽山賊大帥潘臨，舊為所在毒害，歷年不禽。遜以手下召兵，討治深險，所向皆服，部曲已有二千餘人。…
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孫權為將軍，遜年二十一。始仕幕府，歷東西曹令史，出為海昌屯田都尉，並領縣事。〈陆氏祠堂像赞曰：海昌，今盐官县也。〉縣連年亢旱，遜開倉谷以振貧民，勸督農桑，百姓蒙賴。時吳、會稽、丹楊多有伏匿，遜陳便宜，乞與幕焉。會稽山賊大帥潘臨，舊為所在毒害，歷年不禽。遜以手下召兵，討治深險，所向皆服，部曲已有二千餘人。鄱陽賊帥尤突作亂，復往討之，拜定威校尉，軍屯利浦。
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Pan Lin was a chief of the Kuaiji mountain bandits, aligned with the bandits. The chapter in which he appears is not recorded, and he does not appear in the Romance.
Deeds
Pan Lin had long been a scourge in the region and had evaded capture for years. Lu Xun led troops to suppress him at the strategic stronghold where he was entrenched, and Pan Lin’s followers submitted. (Recorded in historical sources)
Relationships
- He was an enemy of Lu Xun, who suppressed his followers.
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