Qin and Han · Unnamed son of Wang Li implicated in accepting bribes from Chunyu Chang

Son of Wang Li

Attested c. BC 8

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Son of Wang Li was an Unnamed son of Wang Li implicated in accepting bribes from Chunyu Chang.

IdentityHistorical · Male · Anonymous individuated
Found inBook of Han

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  • Accepted bribes from Chunyu Chang, causing Wang Li to be sent to his fief.
    Legal · Bribe recipient
    Directly stated · Book of Han 70, passage 246

References in the histories

Book of Han, Chapter 70Volume 60: Du Zhou · 1 passage
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紅陽侯立坐子受長貨賂故就國耳，非大逆也，而方進復奏立黨友後將軍朱博、巨鹿太守孫宏、故少府陳咸，皆免官，歸咸故郡。 Wang Li, marquis of Hongyang, was punished because his son accepted Chang's bribes and therefore went to his fief—this was not great treason. Yet Fangjin again memorialized against Li's partisan associates: Rear General Zhu Bo, Administrator of Julu Sun Hong, and former Chamberlain for the Palace Revenues Chen Xian. All were dismissed, and Chen Xian was sent to his native commandery.