Wang Lang
王朗
Courtesy name: Jingxing (景興)
Source:
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- Died
- 228
- Ancestral home
- Tan County, Donghai (Tancheng County, Shandong)
- Book mentions
- 39
Roles:
politician
warlord
Appears in 6 chapters:
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Chapter 15
— Taishi Ci Fights With The Young Overlord; Sun Ce Cuts Short The White Tiger King.
Governor of Kuaiji who backs the White Tiger against Yu Fan's protest, joins forces at Shanyin, and is flanked into his own walls by Zhou Yu and Cheng Pu. Tricked out of the city by the feigned withdrawal toward his Chadu supply base, he dares not return and flees to the coastal regions.
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Chapter 56
— Cao Cao Feasts In The Bronze Bird Tower; Zhuge Liang Provokes Zhou Yu A Third Time.
Presents one of the four odes praising Cao Cao as worthy of 'the highest trust of all' - the flattery the apologia deflects.
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Chapter 79
— Brother Oppressing Brother: Cao Zhi Composes Poems; Nephew Harming Uncle: Liu Feng Receives Punishment.
Wang Lang; senior Wei counsel.
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Chapter 80
— Cao Pi Deposes The Emperor, Taking Away The Fortunes of Han; Liu Bei Assumes The Throne, Continuing The Heritage.
Wang Lang; in the Wei court; backs the abdication.
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Chapter 91
— Sacrificing At River Lu, The Prime Minister Marches Homeward; Attacking Wei, The Lord Of Wuxiang Presents A Memorial.
Wang Lang; senior in the Wei court.
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Chapter 93
— Jiang Wei Goes Over To Zhuge Liang; Zhuge Liang Reviles Wang Lang.
Wang Lang; the chapter's victim. Old senior Wei minister; rides out to debate Zhuge Liang and lecture him into surrender; Zhuge Liang demolishes him in front of both armies; Wang Lang dies of rage from his horse. Three-time turncoat finally felled by words.