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Gongsun Shu (Chinese: 公孫述, died 24 December 36 AD) was the founder and only emperor of Chengjia, a state that controlled China's Sichuan Basin from 25 to 36. A successful official of the Western Han and short-lived Xin dynasties, Gongsun was the Administrator of Daojiang Commandery when the Xin regime fell in 23, amid rebellions aimed at restoring the Han dynasty. Through a series of political and military maneuvers, Gongsun secured control of Yi Province and in 24 proclaimed himself king of Shu. In the following year, he assumed imperial title and founded the Cheng dynasty. Under his administration, the Sichuan region experienced a period of peace and economic prosperity, and the city of Chengdu was developed into an imperial capital. But Gongsun adopted a defensive military posture that

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rdfs:label	Gongsun Shu (de) Gongsun Shu (en) 公孫述 (ja) 공손술 (ko) Гунсунь Шу (ru) 公孙述 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Gongsun Shu (chinesisch 公孫述 / 公孙述, Pinyin Gōngsūn Shù, W.-G. Kung-sun Shu; Zì 子陽 / 子阳, Ziyáng, Tzuyang; † 24. Dezember 36 in Chengdu) war ein chinesischer Warlord, der sich während der Unruhen nach dem Ende der Xin-Dynastie zum Kaiser des südwestlichen China ernannte. Seine Herrschaft wurde nach elf Jahren vom Kaiser Guangwu von Han beendet. (de) 공손술(公孫述, ? ~ 36년)은 중국 후한(後漢) 초기의 무장이다. 자는 자양(子陽)이며 우부풍 무릉현(지금의 싱핑시) 사람이다. 전한, 신나라의 관리였으나, 후에 청두(成都)에서 병사를 일으켜 파촉을 평정하고, 25년에 천자(天子)라 칭하고 국호를 성가(成家) 또는 성(成)이라고 하였다. 신나라 안은 군웅이 할거하고 있었는데 , 장안에 적미(赤眉), 농서에 외효, 하서(河西)에 공손술(公孫述), 수양(睢陽)에 유영, 노강(盧江)에 이헌, 임치에는 장보 등이 막강한 영향력을 지녔다. 유수가 광무제로 즉위한 후, 벽지인 진(秦)땅에 웅거하는 외효(隗囂)와 역시 산간 오지인 촉(蜀)땅의 성도(成都)에 거점을 둔 공손술(公孫述)만은 항복해 오지 않았다. 중신들은 계속 이 두 반군의 토벌을 진언했다. 광무제에게 멸망하였다. (ko) 公孫述（こうそんじゅつ）は、新末後漢初の群雄の一人。字は子陽。右扶風茂陵県の人。蜀郡に地方王朝「」を建てた。 (ja) 公孙述（？－36年），字子阳，右扶风茂陵（今陕西兴平县）人。两汉间政治人物。曾经割据蜀郡，並以「白帝」自比。 (zh) Gongsun Shu (Chinese: 公孫述, died 24 December 36 AD) was the founder and only emperor of Chengjia, a state that controlled China's Sichuan Basin from 25 to 36. A successful official of the Western Han and short-lived Xin dynasties, Gongsun was the Administrator of Daojiang Commandery when the Xin regime fell in 23, amid rebellions aimed at restoring the Han dynasty. Through a series of political and military maneuvers, Gongsun secured control of Yi Province and in 24 proclaimed himself king of Shu. In the following year, he assumed imperial title and founded the Cheng dynasty. Under his administration, the Sichuan region experienced a period of peace and economic prosperity, and the city of Chengdu was developed into an imperial capital. But Gongsun adopted a defensive military posture that (en) Гунсу́нь Шу (кит. трад. 公孫述, упр. 公孙述, пиньинь Gōngsūn Shù, ? — 36), взрослое имя Цзыя́н (кит. 子阳) — древнекитайский чиновник, император государства . Гунсунь Шу был родом из уезда Маолин области Фэнфу. Стал управляющим уезда Циншуй (清水县, на территории современной провинции Ганьсу), проявил себя хорошим управленцем, стал широко известен. Ван Ман, низложив династию Хань и объявив об установлении династии Синь, поставил его во главе округа Шу (蜀郡, в современной провинции Сычуань). Проводимая Ван Маном политика привела к большому количеству восстаний, поэтому Гунсунь Шу самостоятельно объявил себя «защищающим Хань полководцем» (辅汉将军) и стал фактическим правителем провинции Ичжоу (занимала Сычуаньскую котловину). (ru)
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