This article is the 29th chapter of "The Relationship network and kinship of the Three Kingdoms"
Author: Talking about the Three Kingdoms author XXY
Chapter 8 of the Eastern Wu Chapter: How are the descendants of the "Wu Guotai" family living? Sun Quan later killed his grandchildren
Friends who are familiar with the situation of Mrs. Sun Jianwu will certainly be able to understand what kind of character the character setting is according to Wu Guotai in the rendition. We know that Sun Jian's wife is Lady Wu, and she is also the birth mother of Sun Ce and Sun Quan and others. When we look at Mrs. Wu's family, it is actually easy to find a person named Wu Jing. Wu Jing was Lady Wu's younger brother, sun ce sun quan's uncle.
Wu Jing had already followed Sun Jian earlier, but with Sun Jian's death, Wu Jing was more or less under the command of Yuan Shu, and Sun Ce had a period of time that could be understood as a state of acceptance by Wu Jing. After Sun Ce's growth and rise and some battles, Wu Jing gradually accepted Sun Ce's dispatch. Yuan Shu claimed that the empress dowager Sun Ce had hurriedly recalled Wu Jing, and Wu Jing, who was temporarily living in Yuan Shu's office, resolutely gave up his existing official position to come to Sun Ce's command, and was treated kindly by Sun Ce.
Wu Jing died in the eighth year of Jian'an, and he had two sons, Wu Fen and Wu Qi. Wu Fen was initially given the title of Marquis of Xinting, and sun Quan made Wu Fen the governor of Wu Commandery when he was going to attack Jingzhou in the future to maintain stability in the rear. Wu Qi was given the title of Marquis of Duting, and there are no more records in the historical records.
It is worth noting that Wu Fen and Wu Qi each had a son recorded in the annals of history.
Wu Fen's son was named Wu An, and after Wu Fen's death, the title was inherited by Wu An. In addition to his relationship as Wu Jing's grandson, Wu An was also a henchman of Sun Ba, the King of Lu, in the Battle of the Second Palace. In this struggle, Wu An, Together with Quan Ji, Sun Qi, and others, attacked and slandered the prince. Wu An was eventually executed by Sun Quan for his involvement in the party struggle in Chiwu thirteen years, and his life was taken by his cousin.
Wu Qi's son was named Wu Lu (吴纂), and this Wu usurper was very politically married, and he married the daughter of the Wei general Teng Yin, who was also one of Sun Quan's orphan ministers. Later, Teng Yin was defeated and killed in a political struggle with Sun Qi, and Sun Qiang destroyed the three clans of Teng Yin, and as Teng Yin's son-in-law, Wu Yun could not escape death.
In the eighth year, Jing Guanguan and Zi Fen were appointed as generals, and they were given the title of Marquis of Xinting and died. Zi An Si, an Sat Dang Lu Wang Bao died. Fendi Qisi, Marquis of Fengdu Ting, pawn. Sons and daughters. His wife, Teng Yin's daughter, was cursed and killed. - "Romance of the Three Kingdoms, WuShu, And Concubine Biography"
Wu Jing's two grandsons, one was killed by Sun Quan's orders, the other was killed by Sun Jing's descendants, and the infighting in Eastern Wu was a mess.