674:, Hebei) to prevent the plan from leaking. Shi Le also sent a letter to Liu Kun, asking permission to attack Wang Jun, which Liu Kun allowed. As Shi Le drew closer, Wang Jun's generals and advisers insisted he immediately attack Shi Le, but Wang Jun scolded them and threatened to execute anyone who disobeyed him. Once he arrived, Wang Jun ordered the gatekeepers to let him in. Shi Le flooded the city with cattle and sheep seemingly as offerings to Wang Jun, but his true intention was to block the exits so that Wang Jun could not escape. Wang Jun began to panic when he realized this, but it was too late. Shi Le entered the city, where he let loose his soldiers and sacked the place.
659:, Shi Le pretended to appear weak, sending gifts and offering his surrender to Wang Jun through a letter in 313. As Wang Jun needed a talented figure after losing most of his subordinates at the time, he was delighted by his surrender and accepted it doubtlessly. To show his loyalty, Shi Le openly declined an offer from Wang Jun's general, You Tong (游統), to rebel against Wang. The following year, when Wang Jun's envoy went to Shi Le's headquarters in Xiangguo, Shi Le hid his strongest troops to give the illusion that he was weaker than Wang Jun. When presented with an
391:, promptly began an alliance to restore Emperor Hui. Wang Jun remained neutral throughout the war and refused the send out his troops. He even confiscated letters from the coalition calling to arms in Youzhou to prevent anyone from joining them. Sima Ying was particularly frustrated at Wang Jun's actions and considered attacking him but decided not to due to more pressing issues. After overthrowing Sima Lun, Wang Jun received the office of General Who Secures the North.
616:, was captured in battle. Shi Le used Mopei as a hostage to negotiate peace with Jilujuan. However, to win the support of the Duan tribe, Shi Le also treated Mopei with courtesy, sent gifts to the tribe and swore an alliance with Jilujuan. The Duan tribe were impressed with Shi Le's conduct, so they withdrew from Xiangguo and began distancing themselves from Wang Jun. Without the Duan's support, Wang Chang had to retreat, and Yuanxiang returned to Han.
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Wang Jun had them executed. The gentry was disturbed by Wang Jun's violent impulses and distanced themselves from him. Wang Jun also began to neglect political affairs, leaving them in the hands of his corrupted officials such as Zao Song, Zhu Shuo (朱碩) and Tan Heng (貪橫). The three men's policies were so troublesome that many of Wang Jun's people fled to
357:. After a while, the court moved him to General Who Calms The Northern Frontiers and Chief Controller of Youzhou. While in Youzhou, Wang Jun sensed that civil war would soon ensue in northern China. Thus, he began initiating alliances with the neighbouring barbarian tribes to secure his position. He married his two daughters; one to the chieftain of the
624:, Hebei) and killed Li Yun, so Wang Jun appointed Bao Sheng (薄盛) as the new Inspector of Qingzhou. Wang Jun planned to launch an attack on Shi Le with Zao Song and Duan Jilujuan, but Jilujuan refused to meet with Wang Jun. Realizing that the Duan tribe no longer supported him, Wang Jun allied with the Duan's rival Xianbei tribes, the Tuoba and
403:. While in power, Sima Ying sought to eliminate Wang Jun, still begrudging him for his conduct in 301. Wang Jun himself was also not pleased with the outcome of Sima Ying and Sima Ai's war. Sima Ying appointed his trusted subordinate, He Yan (和演), as Inspector of Youzhou with orders to assassinate Wang Jun. He Yan colluded with the
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Shen Deng perceived the storm as a sign that the
Heavens favoured Wang Jun, so he defected to Wang Jun and revealed the plot. In response, Wang Jun and Shen Deng besieged He Yan and forced him to surrender. After executing He Yan, Wang Jun assumed total control over Youzhou. Sima Ying tried summoning
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Wang Jun retreated to his chambers but was eventually arrested along with his wife by Shi Le's men. When brought face to face with Shi Le, Wang Jun scolded him and accused him of being treacherous. Shi Le responded by chastising Wang Jun for his disloyalty to the Jin imperial family and ignoring the
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inscribed with an epitaph written by her husband. The stone which the epitaph is inscribed on measures 130 x 56 cm, and it is the largest excavated inscription from Wang Jun's period so far. Apart from details of Hua Fang, the epitaph also contains information of Wang Jun and his life, casting
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Despite his decline in power, Wang Jun still had ambitions to declare himself emperor, even more so after
Emperor Huai was executed in 313 by Han. He subscribed to a prophecy stating that the one to replace Han bears the name 'High Road'. His officials criticized him for his imperial ambitions, but
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Shi Le sent Wang Jun to
Xiangguo to be executed. On the way, Wang Jun attempted suicide by drowning in a river, but the guards managed to restrain him. Once at Xiangguo, Shi Le ordered Wang Jun beheaded in the marketplace, and Wang Jun reportedly continued to curse Shi Le up to his death. Shi Le
635:) and killed Tian Hui. Bao Sheng also surrendered to Shi Le, and Shi Le continued to capture more counties and commanderies in the east. As Wang Jun's influence continued to diminish, the Wuhuan leaders, Shen Guang (審廣), Jian Shang (漸裳) and Hao Xi (郝襲), all secretly defected to Shi Le's side.
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In 311, Emperor Huai of Jin gave out numerous promotions to his officials, including Wang Jun, whom he promoted to Grand
Marshal, Palace Attendant, Grand Commander, and Chief Controller of Youzhou and Jizhou. However, before his envoys could arrive, the emperor and Luoyang were captured by
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Wang Jun became a
Regular Mounted Attendant in 282. In 291, the court transferred him to serve as a Regular Attendant and later moved him to Commandant of the Surpassing Riders and General of the Right. Soon, Wang Jun became the Imperial Corps Commander and guarded
560:. After the emperor's capture, Wang Jun set up an altar and chose an unknown candidate as the new Crown Prince. He then claimed that he received an imperial edict to grant appointments. Wang Jun appointed two men, Tian Hui (田徽) and Li Yun (李惲), as Inspector of
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which saw the collapse of Jin control in northern China, he was one of Jin's few remaining provincial powers in the north. However among claims of imperial ambitions and corruption, he clashed not only with northern tribal powers but also his Jin
Dynasty rival
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Emperor Hui returned to Luoyang, Wang Jun became Grand General of Agile Cavalry, Commander over the eastern tribes and the military affairs of Hebei, and acting Inspector of Youzhou for his contributions. The court also merged the state of
471:. Wang Jun later had Qi Hong lead his elite Xianbei and Wuhuan charging cavalry to serve in Sima Yue's vanguard. In June 306, Qi Hong and others entered Chang'an, and Wang Jun's Xianbei troops sacked the city, leaving 20,000 dead in their wake.
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by Wang Jun, Shi Le pretended to be afraid to grasp it and instead hung it on a wall to show his respect for him. Finally, Shi Le sent a petition to visit Wang Jun, intending to submit and hail him as emperor later that year.
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Shortly after his victory at
Xiangguo, Shi Le attacked Xindu again and killed the Inspector of Jizhou, Wang Xiang (王象), so Wang Jun replaced him with Shao Ju (邵舉). Later, Shi Le invaded Shangbai (上白; in present-day
353:, under house arrest in Xuchang. The following year, Wang Jun and the eunuch Sun Lü (孫慮) assisted her in poisoning Sima Yu. Wang Jun received the title General Who Pacifies The North and Imperial Inspector of
612:) surrendered to Wang Jun, prompting Shi Le to lay siege on it. In response, Wang Jun sent Wang Chang (王昌) and Duan Jilujuan to attack Shi Le's base at Xiangguo. However, Duan Jilujuan's cousin,
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With the petition, Wang Jun was ready to accept Shi Le into his ranks. Before arriving at
Jicheng, Shi Le killed You Tong's brother You Lun (游綸) when passing at Bairen (柏人; in present-day
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plea of his subjects. Shi Le even stated that Wang Jun had abundant food in his granary but refused to distribute it to those affected by natural disasters.
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508:, Hebei) but was defeated by Wang Jun. The following year, Shi Le invaded Changshan again, but Wang Jun routed him at Mount Feilong (飛龍山, in present-day
504:, established his state of Han-Zhao and began a conquest of northern China. In 308, the Han general, Shi Le, attacked Changshan (常山; around present-day
411:), they agreed to have him killed there. However, a heavy storm drenched their troops' equipment and foiled their plans on the day of their attempt.
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As
Bingzhou's population declined, Liu Kun sent his clansman Liu Xi (劉希) to gather people from Wang Jun's territory in the commanderies of Dai,
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Hua Fang (華芳) was the third wife of Wang Jun who died on 17 April 307 at the age of 36. In July 1965, her tombstone was discovered in
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Despite serving the same state, Wang Jun soon entered a rivalry with the Inspector of Bingzhou, Liu Kun. Liu Kun had allied with the
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and killed the Inspector of Jizhou, Wang Bin, so Wang Jun assumed control over Jizhou as acting Inspector.
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Chanyu, Shen Deng (審登), and when the two travelled with Wang Jun to Qingquan (清泉; south of present-day
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ascended the throne. He appointed Wang Jun Minister of Works and Protector of the Wuhuan.
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them in a positive light that contrasts the presentation of him in historical records.
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879:(琨與猗盧結爲兄弟，表猗盧爲大單于，以代郡封之爲代公。時代郡屬幽州，王浚不許，遣兵擊猗盧，猗盧拒破之。浚由是與琨有隙。)
691:, and also had many of Wang Jun's soldiers and aides killed.
524:, and defeated him. At the end of that year, Shi Le attacked
840:(演與烏丸單于審登謀之，於是與浚期遊薊城南清泉水上... 演與浚欲合鹵簿，因而圖之。值天暴雨，兵器沾濕，不果而還。)
243:, was a military general and warlord who lived during the
572:, and his son-in-law, Zao Song (棗嵩), Masters of Writing.
853:(王浚入鄴，士衆暴掠，死者甚衆... 浚還薊，以鮮卑多掠人婦女，命：「敢有挾藏者斬！」於是沈於易水者八千人。)
788:(母趙氏婦，良家女也，貧賤，出入沈家，遂生浚，沈初不齒之。年十五，沈薨，無子，親戚共立浚為嗣，拜駙馬都尉。)
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This prophecy (代漢者，當塗高也) had existed since the time of
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unfolded, he survived the chaos, ultimately supporting
905:(勒召末柸，與之燕飲，誓爲父子，遣還遼西。末柸在塗，日南嚮而拜者三。由是段氏專心附勒，王浚之勢遂衰。)
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In 312, Han's city of Yuanxiang (苑鄕, in present-day
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rule behind the curtains, she had the Crown Prince,
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827:(及趙王倫篡位，三王起義兵，浚擁眾挾兩端，遏絕檄書，使其境內士庶不得赴義，成都王穎欲討之而未暇也。)
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300:of Jinyang County (晉陽; southwest of present-day
944:(浚遺勒麈尾，勒陽不敢執，懸之於壁，朝夕拜之，曰：「我不得見王公，見其所賜，如見公也。」)
892:(時劉琨大為劉聰所迫，諸避亂遊士多歸於浚。浚日以強盛，乃設壇告類，建立皇太子，備置眾官。)
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415:Wang Jun to court, but Wang Jun camped at
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16:Jin dynasty general and warlord (252–314)
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866:(弘等入長安，所部鮮卑大掠，殺二萬餘人，百官奔散，入山中，拾橡實食之。)
19:For other people named Wang Jun, see
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763:era, per Emperor Min's biography in
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439:. Sima Ying panicked and fled to
255:. Although he became a target of
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267:'s faction. At the time of the
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998:Wang Jun Qi Hua Fang Muzhiming
479:into Wang Jun's fief. In 307,
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996:(享年卅七，永嘉元年春二月辛巳”朔廿九日己酉薨于府舍。)
801:(及愍懷太子幽于許昌，浚承賈后旨，與黃門孫慮共害太子。)
1102:Sima Ying, Prince of Chengdu
492:Early success against Shi Le
1112:Sima Yue, Prince of Donghai
1107:Sima Yong, Prince of Hejian
1087:Sima Liang, Prince of Runan
1077:Sima Ai, Prince of Changsha
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931:(浚以父字處道，為「當塗高」應王者之讖，謀將僭號。)
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983:(勒至襄國，斬浚，而浚竟不為之屈，大罵而死。)
633:Xiangcheng County, Henan
336:War of the Eight Princes
261:War of the Eight Princes
26:Not to be confused with
1143:Sima Zhong, Emperor Hui
1097:Sima Wei, Prince of Chu
1061:Notable figures of the
1009:Davis, Timothy (2015).
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185:Lady Zhao (趙氏) (mother)
1133:Sima Chi, Emperor Huai
28:Wang Jun (Jin dynasty)
1121:Other notable figures
532:Conflict with Liu Kun
341:Consolidating Youzhou
288:Early life and career
236:(252 – 4 April 314),
122:4 April 314 (aged 62)
540:-Xianbei chieftain,
455:Sima Yue's coalition
377:Emperor Hui of Jin's
206:Duke of Boling (博陵公)
1128:Empress Jia Nanfeng
734:Eastern Han Dynasty
558:Disaster of Yongjia
481:Emperor Huai of Jin
269:Disaster of Yongjia
245:Western Jin dynasty
76:Emperor Huai of Jin
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595:Downfall and death
395:War with Sima Ying
318:Three Excellencies
310:Taiyuan commandery
72:Emperor Hui of Jin
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198:Pengzu (彭祖)
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1188:Zhang Fang
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614:Duan Mopei
542:Tuoba Yilu
500:nobleman,
389:Sima Jiong
362:Duan tribe
1193:Zhang Hua
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445:Yi County
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298:Wang clan
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162:Wang Shao
153:Wang Zhou
97:Duan Pidi
59:In office
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216:In this
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147:Children
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