Sun Quan

Sun Quan
	"Sun Quan" in Tradeetional (tap) an Semplifee'd (bottom) Cheenese chairacters
Traditional Chinese	孫權
Simplified Chinese	孙权
Transcriptions
Staundart Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin	Sūn Quán
Gwoyeu Romatzyh	Suen Chyuan
Wade–Giles	Sun1 Ch'üan2
IPA	[swə́n tɕʰɥɛ̌n]
Wu
Suzhounese	Sen Jyœ́
Yue: Cantonese
Yale Romanisation	Syūn Kyùhn
Jyutping	Syun1 Kyun4
IPA	[sýːn kʰy̏ːn]
Soothren Min
Hokkien POJ	Sun Khoân

Full name
	Faimily name: Sun (孫); Gien name: Quan (權); Coortesy name Zhongmou (仲謀)
Era dates
	Huangwu (黃武; 222–229); Huanglong (黃龍; 229–231); Jiahe (嘉禾; 232–238); Chiwu (赤烏; 238–251); Taiyuan (太元; 251–252); Shenfeng (神鳳; 252);
Posthumous name
	Emperor Da o Wu (吳大帝)
Temple name
	Taizu (太祖)

Sun Quan
孫權
Sun Quan; 孫權
	Portrait o Sun Quan bi Yan Liben
Emperor o Eastren Wu
Ring	23 Mey 229 – 21 Mey 252
Successor	Sun Liang
Keeng o Wu (吳王); (as an independent ruler)
Ring	November 222 – 23 Mey 229
Keeng o Wu (吳王); (as a vassal o Wei)
Tenure	23 September 221 – November 222
Marquis o Nanchang (南昌侯); (unner the Han Empire)
Tenur	December 219 - 23 September 221
Born	5 Julie 182; Han Empire
Dee'd	21 Mey 252 (aged 71); Jianye, Eastren Wu
Buirial	Purpie Muntain
Spouse	Empress Pan; Leddy Xie; Leddy Xu; Leddy Bu; Leddy Wang o Langya; Leddy Wang o Nanyang; Leddy Yuan; Lady Zhao; Consort Xie; Consort Zhong;
Issue; (amang ithers)	Sun Deng; Sun Lü; Sun He; Sun Ba; Sun Fen; Sun Xiu; Sun Liang; Sun Luban; Sun Luyu;
Full name
	Faimily name: Sun (孫); Gien name: Quan (權); Coortesy name Zhongmou (仲謀)
Era dates
	Huangwu (黃武; 222–229); Huanglong (黃龍; 229–231); Jiahe (嘉禾; 232–238); Chiwu (赤烏; 238–251); Taiyuan (太元; 251–252); Shenfeng (神鳳; 252);
Posthumous name
	Emperor Da o Wu (吳大帝)
Temple name
	Taizu (太祖)
Hoose	Hoose o Sun
Faither	Sun Jian
Mither	Lady Wu

Sun Quan (pronunciation (help·info)) (5 July 182 – 21 Mey 252),^[a]^[2] coortesy name Zhongmou, formally kent as Emperor Da o Wu (leeterally "Great Emperor o Wu"), wis the foonder o the state o Eastren Wu in the Three Kinricks period.

Notes

1 2 The Jiankang Shilu recordit that Sun Quan dee'd on the yiwei day o the 4t month o the 2nt year o the Taiyuan era o his ring an that he wis buried in the 7t month o the same year. He becam Keeng o Wu whan he wis 40 an ruled for 7 years, becam Emperor o Wu whan he wis 47 an ruled for 24 years, an dee'd whan he wis 70. (His ages are in terms o East Asie age reckonin.)^[1] His death date corresponds to 21 Mey 252, while the 7t month o the 2nt year o Taiyuan corresponds tae 22 August tae 20 September 252 in the Gregorian calendar. As he wis 71 whan he dee'd in 252, bi calculation his year o birth wis 182.

↑ ([太元二年]夏四月乙未，帝崩於內殿， ... 秋七月，葬蔣陵， ... 案，帝四十即吳王位，七年；四十七即帝位，二十四年，年七十崩。) Jiankang Shilu vol. 2.
↑ de Crespigny (2007), p. 772.

de Crespigny, Rafe (2007). A Biographical Dictionary of Later Han to the Three Kingdoms 23-220 AD. Leiden: Brill. ISBN 9789004156050.