Wang Shan

Wang Shan, son of Shu Han’s Wang Lian, inherited his title and rose to serve as Administrator of Jiangyang.
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History · vol. 41Records of the Three Kingdoms
…子山嗣,官至江陽太守。
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王連字文儀,南陽人也。劉璋時入蜀為梓潼令。先主起事葭萌,進軍來南,連閉城不降,先主義之,不強逼也。及成都既平,以連為什邡令,轉在廣都,所居有績。遷司鹽校尉,較鹽鐵之利,利入甚多,有裨國用,於是簡取良才以為官屬,若呂乂、杜祺、劉干,終皆至大官,自連所拔也。遷蜀郡太守、興業將軍,領鹽府如故。建興元年,拜屯騎校尉,領丞相長史,封平陽亭侯。時南方諸郡不賓,諸葛亮將自征之,連諫以為「此不毛之地,疫癘之鄉,不宜以一國之望,冒險而行」。亮慮諸將才不及己,意欲必往而連言輒懇至,故停留者久之。會連卒。子山嗣,官至江陽太守。
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Wang Shan was a figure of Shu Han and the son of Wang Lian. Historical records state that he rose to the post of Administrator of Jiangyang; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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After Wang Lian’s death, Wang Shan inherited his title and rose to the post of Administrator of Jiangyang. (According to historical records)
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- Son of Wang Lian
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Wang Lian
Kin
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History · vol. 41
- Wang Lian§12
Kin
Son; rose to the office of Governor of Jiangyang