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孫皓
即使按照经历过许多残酷事件的时期标准,他也是残忍的,他耗尽了国库,恐吓了自己的官员,并在一场战役中失去了河流。280年晋朝舰队顺江而下时,横跨长江的铁链被烧断了,三国走向了终结。
孫皓
“The last of the Three Kingdoms, and the worst of them”
Cruel even by the standards of a period that had seen a great deal, he emptied the treasury, terrorised his own officials and lost the river in a single campaign. When the Jin fleet came downstream in 280 the chains stretched across the Yangtze were burned through, and the Three Kingdoms ended.
Brought to Luoyang and given a mocking title, he is said to have answered the Jin emperor's needling in kind. The unification he lost lasted barely thirty-six years before the north was lost again.
His empress is among the women on the Eastern Wu silk.
The empress of this reign
Painted on silk in gemstone mineral pigments by Xiang Li.
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Written for this site to place Sun Hao's reign around the paintings. For the full biography, the dynastic histories and the scholarship behind them, start at Wikipedia.