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Wang Wujun was a warlord.
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New Book of Tang, Chapter 213Volume 213 Biographies 138: Buffer Regions: the Black, Green, and Yellow Seas · 4 passages
納於是還鄆，與悅、李希烈、朱滔、王武俊連和，自稱齊王，置百官。
Na withdrew to Yunzhou, joined forces with Yue, Li Xilie, Zhu Tao, and Wang Wujun, proclaimed himself King of Qi, and installed a full court of officials.
後德、棣入王武俊，納乃築壘德州南，跨河以守蛤𧊶|虫朵，謂之三汊，通魏博以交田緒，盜掠德州，武俊患之。
When De and Di later fell to Wang Wujun, Na built a fortified camp south of Dezhou astride the river to hold Hadu—the "Three Forks"—linked with Weibo through Tian Xu, and raided Dezhou, to Wujun's great annoyance.
師古殆襲，武俊易其弱，且納時將無在，乃率兵取蛤𧊶|虫朵、三汊。
With Shigu gravely ill, Wujun judged him an easy mark; Na's veteran commanders were gone as well, so Wujun marched and seized Hadu and the Three Forks.
德宗遣使者諭武俊罷兵。
Emperor Dezong sent envoys ordering Wujun to stand down.