Wang Wu

Wang Wu

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Wang Wu (? - 352), the governor of Youzhou in the Sixteen Kingdoms period, became king an.

In February of the second year of Taining (350), the former Yan took advantage of the later Zhao's chaos and divided his forces to attack Zhao. The governor Wang Wu of Youzhou and the general Deng Heng of Zhengdong defended Jicheng together. In July (7.28-8.26) of the first year of Yuanxi, the eighth year of Yonghe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (352-353), Wang Wu took a separate position according to Lukou, claiming to be king an, and continued to fight against Qianyan. In August (352.8.27-9.24), Murong Jun sent Murong Ke, Tai Wei Feng Yi and Shang Shu to attack Lukou (see the battle of Lukou). Wang Wu resisted against the danger of the city and sent ran Cao to the Yan army. Murong Ke expected that the city of Lukou was strong and difficult to conquer, so he harvested all the crops outside the city and withdrew them to Zhongshan (now Dingzhou City, Hebei Province). In October (10.25-11.22), Murong settled in Anping, accumulated grain, built siege equipment, and prepared to attack Wang Wu. At that time, Sun Yat Sen Su Lin started to fight in Wuji, claiming to be the son of heaven. Murong Ke led the army to attack Su Lin first. In October (11.23-12.22), Murong Jun sent Guangwei general Mu Yugen to help Murong Ke kill Sulin. Soon, Wang Wu killed Qin Xing for him, and LV Hu killed Qin Xing again and succeeded king an. Baidu Encyclopedia content is shared by netizens. If you find that your data content is inaccurate or incomplete, you are welcome to use your own data service (free) to participate in the correction. Go to > > now