Sun Gong 孫恭
| Occupation | ROfficial · Cavalier Attendant Gentleman | Faction | Wu |
|---|---|---|---|
| Appears | RN | Biography in | |
| Born | Native place | Wu Commandery Fuchun County Unverified | |
| Existence | Historical | Mentions | R2 |
Profile
Sun Gong was a member of the ruling house of Wu, the grandson of Sun Jian's younger brother Sun Jing and the father of Sun Jun. He has no biography of his own in the Records; in Chen Shou's main text his name appears in the record of Sun Jing in the Biographies of the Imperial Clan (Records of Wu 6) and in the record of Sun Jun in the Biographies of Zhuge, Teng, the Two Suns and Puyang (Records of Wu 19). One of the three sons of Sun Jing's son Sun Hao (孫暠), he became Cavalier Attendant Gentleman. Records, Wu 6 §4Records, Wu 19 §72
In the Romance his name appears only in Chapter 108, and his name is in no chapter title. In introducing Sun Jun, the Romance says that Sun Jun was the great-grandson of Sun Jian's younger brother Sun Jing and the son of Sun Gong. Romance, Ch. 108 §27
In the Records
Sun Jing was the youngest brother of Sun Jian and had five sons: Sun Hao (孫暠), Sun Yu, Sun Jiao, Sun Huan (孫奐) and Sun Qian. Sun Hao had three sons: Sun Chuo, Sun Chao and Sun Gong. Sun Chao became Lieutenant General. Sun Gong fathered Sun Jun, and Sun Chuo fathered Sun Chen. Records, Wu 6 §2 · 4
The record of Sun Jun in the Biographies of Zhuge, Teng, the Two Suns and Puyang calls Sun Jun the great-grandson of Sun Jian's younger brother Sun Jing, and records that Sun Jing fathered Sun Hao (孫暠), that Sun Hao fathered Sun Gong, that Sun Gong became Cavalier Attendant Gentleman, and that Sun Gong fathered Sun Jun. Chen Shou's main text does not record Sun Gong's courtesy name, his deeds, or when he died. Records, Wu 19 §72Records, Wu 6 §4
In the Romance
Chapter 108 of the Romance introduces Sun Jun at the point where Zhuge Ke, having returned in defeat, places the Imperial Guard under his trusted generals Zhang Yue and Zhu En. Sun Jun, courtesy name Ziyuan, was the great-grandson of Sun Jian's younger brother Sun Jing and the son of Sun Gong, and while Sun Quan was alive he was very fond of Sun Jun and put him in charge of the troops of the Imperial Guard. Sun Gong's own deeds do not appear in the Romance. Romance, Ch. 108 §26–27
Where the Romance differs
Office: Chapter 108 of the Romance names Sun Gong only as Sun Jun's father and does not state his office. The record of Sun Jun in the Records says that Sun Gong became Cavalier Attendant Gentleman. Romance, Ch. 108 §27Records, Wu 19 §72
Lineage: Chapter 108 of the Romance says only that Sun Jun was the great-grandson of Sun Jing and the son of Sun Gong, and does not name Sun Gong's father. The Records state that Sun Jing fathered Sun Hao (孫暠) and that Sun Hao fathered Sun Gong, and the Biographies of the Imperial Clan list Sun Hao's three sons as Sun Chuo, Sun Chao and Sun Gong and record that Sun Chuo fathered Sun Chen. Romance, Ch. 108 §27Records, Wu 6 §4Records, Wu 19 §72
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Abilities
The Records score (Chen Shou’s Records of the Three Kingdoms, main text) is the baseline. Each ability compares how the Romance redrew the same person, and the evidence from both sources explains the difference.
- LEA3533−2
- STR3533−2
- INT4038−2
- POL4035−5
- CHA3838±0
- VIR4242±0
- ADP4040±0
- SCH4235−7
- DIP3835−3
- DIS3533−2
Abilities shaped by the Romance — where it differs from the Records Differences of 10 or more
No ability differs by 10 or more — the Romance portrays this person much as the Records do.
10 similar abilities — show evidence
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant GentlemanWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant GentlemanWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant GentlemanWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant GentlemanWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant GentlemanWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant GentlemanWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant GentlemanWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant Gentleman, an attendant officialWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant GentlemanWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
RNo direct record — estimated from his post as Cavalier Attendant GentlemanWu 19 §72
NNo direct record — estimated from the record that he was Sun Jun's fatherCh. 108 §27
Records Romance Unverified No direct record; scored from their actions (evidence grade C)
3KDEX scoring — the Records use the main text of Chen Shou’s Records of the Three Kingdoms; the Romance uses the 120-chapter Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Click a source tag to open that passage in the reader.
Romance chapters (1)
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Allegiance history
- Wu · Romance · Romance ch. 108 「乃孙坚弟孙静曾孙，孙恭之子也」 · Q124629666
Family
| Children | Sun Jun Romance |
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Based on Wikidata items for the historical and Romance figures. Relations without the Unverified badge were also confirmed in the Records.