Huang Yong
Huang Yong, son of Shu Han’s Huang Quan, inherited his father’s title, but his line ended for lack of a son.
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History · vol. 43Records of the Three Kingdoms
…子邕嗣、邕無子，絕。權留蜀子祟，為尚書郎，隨衛將軍諸葛瞻拒鄧艾。…
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後領益州刺史，徙佔河南。大將軍司馬宣王深器之，問權曰：「蜀中有卿輩幾人？」權笑而答曰：「不圖明公見顧之重也！」宣王與諸葛亮書曰：「黃公衡，快士也，每坐起歎述足下，不去口實。」景初三年，蜀延熙二年，權遷車騎將軍、儀同三司。〈《蜀記》曰：魏明帝問權：「天下鼎立，當以何地為正？」權對曰：「當以天文為正。往者熒惑守心而文皇帝崩，吳、蜀二主平安，此其徵也。」〉明年卒，謚曰景侯。子邕嗣、邕無子，絕。權留蜀子祟，為尚書郎，隨衛將軍諸葛瞻拒鄧艾。到涪縣，瞻盤桓未近，祟屢勸瞻宜速行據險，無令敵得入平地。瞻猶與未納，祟至於流涕。會艾長驅而前，瞻卻戰綿竹，祟帥厲軍士，期於必死，臨陣見殺。
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Huang Yong was the son of Huang Quan of Shu Han and is mentioned in the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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The historical records state that Huang Yong inherited his father Huang Quan’s title. He later died without a son, and the title became extinct. (According to the historical record)
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