Lü Meng

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Lü Meng was a prominent military general and strategist of the Eastern Wu state during China’s Three Kingdoms period, renowned for his pivotal role in the campaign that led to the downfall of Guan Yu.

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instanceOf Eastern Wu general
Three Kingdoms period person
military general
strategist
advisorTo Sun Quan NERFINISHED
allegiance Eastern Wu NERFINISHED
associatedWith Eastern Wu court at Jianye NERFINISHED
birthPlace Fuyang, Anhui NERFINISHED
Runan Commandery NERFINISHED
captured Guan Yu NERFINISHED
Jing Province NERFINISHED
courtesyName Ziming NERFINISHED
culture Chinese
deathCause illness
deathPlace Jianye NERFINISHED
encouragedBy Sun Quan NERFINISHED
enemyOf Guan Yu NERFINISHED
era Three Kingdoms period NERFINISHED
gender male
historicalSource Records of the Three Kingdoms NERFINISHED
Romance of the Three Kingdoms NERFINISHED
implemented military discipline reforms
strategic redeployment of troops in Jing Province campaign
knownFor feigned illness stratagem against Guan Yu
transition from uneducated warrior to learned strategist
language Chinese
loyalTo Sun Quan NERFINISHED
militaryRank general
name Lü Meng NERFINISHED
notableFor campaign against Guan Yu
capture of Jing Province from Liu Bei
military reforms in Eastern Wu
occupation general
military strategist
participatedIn Battle for Jing Province NERFINISHED
Eastern Wu–Shu Han conflicts NERFINISHED
portrayedAs scholar-general in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
reputation brave
intelligent
resourceful
servedIn Jing Province administration NERFINISHED
servedUnder Sun Ce NERFINISHED
Sun Quan NERFINISHED
state Eastern Wu NERFINISHED
studied Confucian classics
military strategy texts
timePeriod early Three Kingdoms period
late Eastern Han dynasty NERFINISHED

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Guan Yu capturedBy Lü Meng