Dong Yun

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Dong Yun was a prominent Shu Han statesman of the Three Kingdoms period, known for his integrity and influence as a close advisor to Emperor Liu Shan.

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Dong Yun canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
official
person from Shu Han
politician
associatedWith Fei Yi
Jiang Wan
Liu Shan
Zhuge Liang
civilization Three Kingdoms China
linked to: Three Kingdoms
countryOfCitizenship Shu Han
culture Chinese
describedIn Pei Songzhi’s annotations to Sanguozhi
Records of the Three Kingdoms
Sanguozhi (Records of the Three Kingdoms)
employer Shu Han government
linked to: Shu Han
era 3rd century
follows Zhuge Liang in the Shu Han bureaucracy
genre Three Kingdoms period history
historicalReputation upright and principled minister
influenced policy decisions of Liu Shan
knownFor opposing corrupt officials at court
speaking frankly to the emperor
languageSpoken Classical Chinese
memberOf Shu Han court
linked to: Shu Han
moralAlignment Confucian upright official
notableFor loyalty to Shu Han
political integrity
remonstrating with Emperor Liu Shan
restraining the influence of court favorites
opposed excessive influence of palace favorites
partOf Three Kingdoms period
politicalEntity Shu Han
positionHeld Shangshu Ling
close advisor to Liu Shan
head of the imperial secretariat of Shu Han
respectedBy Liu Shan
respectedFor honesty and upright character
role senior minister of Shu Han
virtue frankness
integrity
loyalty
workLocation Chengdu

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Liu Shan notableOfficial Dong Yun
Liu Shan notableOfficial Dong Yun
subject linked to: Duke of Anle
Shu forces notableCommander Dong Yun