Sun Jian (155 - February 18, 191), Ziwentai, a native of Fuchun County, Wu County (now Fuyang County, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province), was a warlord general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

The history books say about him

"Extraordinary appearance, broad sex, and curiosity", in the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Sun Jian is called the Jiangdong Tiger.

In the first year of Zhongping (184), he joined the battle against the Yellow Turban Rebels, and later raised troops to defeat Dong Zhuo.

In April of the second year of Chuping (191), Sun Jian conquered Liu Biao's Jingzhou under the order of Yuan Shu, Huang Zu was defeated and fled to the Daxian Mountains, where Sun Jian pursued him.

Huang Zu's ambush soldiers fired arrows from the bamboo forest, and Sun Jian was hit by an arrow, * died against the current, at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve.

According to the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, he was a descendant of the military strategist Sun Wu,[9] and his descendants were called emperors and posthumously named Emperor Wulie.

But due to the needs of the story, we have to focus on the death of Sun Jian, although the vanguard Sun Jian's army attacked Luoyang, the princes of the coalition army had their own ghosts, deliberately did not move, and drank and had fun, as the vanguard of Sun Jian, has never been able to get the support of all the people in the coalition camp, and learned that the situation of the world has changed from the princes against Dong Zhuo to their respective separatist forces, and ended Dong Zhuo's crusade without much success.

The Zizhi Tongjian records that Sun Jianjun, who was the first to enter Luoyang, found the jade seal of the country, but was later abducted by Yuan Shu and seized by Sun Jian's wife, Mrs. Wu, as a proof of becoming emperor.

In April of the second year of Chuping (191), Sun Jian conquered Liu Biao's Jingzhou under the order of Yuan Shu, Huang Zu was defeated and fled to the Daxian Mountains, where Sun Jian pursued him.

Huang Zu's ambush soldiers fired arrows from the bamboo forest, and Sun Jian was hit by an arrow, * died against the current, at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve.

In the second year of Chuping (191), after Sun Jian's death, the eldest son Sun Ce was supposed to inherit his father's title (Marquis of Wucheng), but Sun Ce let him inherit it to the fourth son Kuang.

In the third year of Jian'an (198), Sun Ce successfully pacified Jiangdong and established the Jiangdong regime. In the fourth year of Jian'an (199), Sun Ce led an army to attack Huang Zu and forced Huang Zu to flee alone.

After Sun Ce's death, his second brother Sun Quan succeeded him. In the eighth year of Jian'an (203), Sun Quan led the army to defeat Huang Zu and lost his troops to Ling Cao.

In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), Sun Quan led the army to conquer Huangzu again, the general Lü Meng defeated Huangzu's army, while Ling Tong conquered the Jiangxia defenders, Sun Quan's army won a complete victory, and Huangzu was killed by Sun Quan's cavalry Feng Ze, and seized Jiangxia as the territory.

In the eighth year of Huangwu (229), the second son Sun Quan officially founded the country as Emperor Wu, and posthumously attacked his father, Sun Jianwei, a general who broke the captivity

"Emperor Wulie", posthumously admonished his mother and grandson to capture Mrs. Wu

"Empress Wulie", posthumously rebellious her brother rebellious general Sun Cewei

"King Huan of Changsha", and canonized the eldest son Sun Deng as the crown prince, and Sun Ce's son Shao as the Marquis of Wu.