Guandong Coalition
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The Guandong Coalition (Chinese: 廣東聯盟, Pinyin: Guǎngdōng Liánméng), translated as "Coalition East of the Mountains", was a coalition formed in the first month of the year 190 A.D. that opposed Dong Zhuo. Yuan Shao, being a descendant of great officials, was appointed as its leader.
The coalition failed to gain much succes and eventually the warlords turned against each other.
The coalition was divided in three forces:
- Yuan Shao, leader of the alliance, was north of the Yellow River, in Henei commandery.
- A second group occupied the southern bank of the river, east of the capital.
- A third group was commanded by Yuan Shu, with headquarters at Luyang in Nanyang.
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Members of the Guandong Coalition
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Coalition Leader
Grand Administrator of Bohai
Camp: Henei
Chancellor of Jibei
Camp: Suanzao
Colonel of Resolute Cavalry
Camp: Suanzao
Governor of Ji
Camp: Ye
(Provisions)
Governor of Qing province
Camp: Qing province
Governor of Yu province
Camp: Yingchuan
Governor of Yan province
Camp: Suanzao
Grand Administrator of Dong commandery
Camp: Suanzao
Grand Administrator of Henei
Camp: Henei
General of the Rear
Camp: Luyang
Grand Administrator of Shanyang
Camp: Suanzao
Grand Administrator of Guangling
Camp: Suanzao
Grand Administrator of Chenliu
Camp: Suanzao
Officers of the Coalition Members
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Officer of: Cao Cao
Officer of: Zhang Miao
Advisor of: Han Fu
Officer of: Yuan Shu
Officer of: Zhang Miao
Officer of: Cao Cao
Officer of: Yuan Shao
Officer of: Yuan Shao
Officer of: Han Fu
Officer of: Cao Cao
Officer of: Cao Cao
Sub-Officers
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Notes
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Sources
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- Members as mentioned in Zizhi Tongjian and A Biographical Dictionary of Later Han to the Three Kingdoms.