Min Sun
Min Sun (閔純, ? – 191) was a politician of China's Eastern Han dynasty, whose courtesy name was Bakjeon (伯典), and he was a native of Jizhou (冀州).
Born~Died date unknown ~ 191Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
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- Born ~ Died
- date unknown ~ 191
- 출생
- Jizhou
- 사망
- 191
- 성별
- Male
- 국적
- Eastern Han
- 직업
- Politician
Min Sun (閔純, ? – 191) was a politician of China during the late Eastern Han period. His courtesy name was Bakjeon (伯典)1, and he was a native of Jizhou (冀州).
Life
He served as a byeolga (別駕) under Han Fu (韓馥), the Governor of Jizhou (冀州牧).
In the second year of the Chuping era (初平) (191), when Han Fu intended to allow Yuan Shao (袁紹) to enter Jizhou, Min Sun opposed this together with the Chief Clerk (長史) Geng Wu (耿武), the Administrator of Records (治中) Li Li (李歷), and the Cavalry Commandant (騎都尉) Ju Shou (沮授), among others. However, Han Fu did not heed them and received Yuan Shao.
When Yuan Shao met with Han Fu, the other subordinates fled, but Min Sun, together with Geng Wu, stood beside Han Fu with a sword in hand and blocked the soldiers of Yuan Shao from approaching. Later, because of this incident, he was assassinated by Tian Feng (田豊), a subordinate of Yuan Shao.
Records in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms
He appears under the name Guan Chun (關純). The Romance of the Three Kingdoms contains no record of him opposing Yuan Shao's entry; instead, it depicts him welcoming Yuan Shao into the city on Han Fu's orders. At that time, he and Geng Wu attempt to kill Yuan Shao, but he is killed by Wen Chou (文醜), a subordinate of Yuan Shao.
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《Records of Heroes》 (《英雄記》) ↩
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