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Please Visit Our Sponsor  Gift Shop Sun Quan was the founder of the Wu Kingdom. He was the second son of Sun Jian, who followed his brother Sun Ce to battles at a young age of fourteen. Sun Quan took over Jiangdong after the death of his brother Sun Ce. With the help of the great general Zhou Yu, Sun defeated Cao Cao with Liu Bei in the Battle of the Red Cliff (Chibi), spliting China three ways. Sun fought Cao Cao on the north and Liu Bei on the west and was considered a bright leader. His foreign policy was outstanding, surpassing Gou Jian in flexibility and Cao Cao and Liu Bei in leadership. Unfortunately, after Sun took the throne, he became self-centered and put his trust in the men around him who were not of noble characters. This eventually led to the fall of his kingdom. Copyright Notice: All contents on
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