Li Guang

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Li Guang was a renowned military general of the Western Han dynasty, celebrated for his bravery and frontier campaigns against the Xiongnu.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Han dynasty general
historical figure
military general
associatedWith Han–Xiongnu Wars NERFINISHED
battlefieldRole frontier defense
characterTrait brave
impetuous
strict with himself
clan Li clan of Longxi NERFINISHED
commandType cavalry forces
country Han dynasty NERFINISHED
courtesyName Junli NERFINISHED
culturalDepiction appears as a heroic general in Chinese literature
deathCause suicide
deathContext after failure in a campaign against the Xiongnu
to avoid court martial
descendant Li Guangli NERFINISHED
Li Ling NERFINISHED
dynastyServed Western Han dynasty NERFINISHED
era Western Han period NERFINISHED
ethnicity Han Chinese NERFINISHED
familyName Li NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Guang NERFINISHED
historicalAssessment valiant but often unlucky in campaigns
knownAs Flying General NERFINISHED
language Chinese
legacy inspiration for later literary and historical works
mentionedIn Book of Han NERFINISHED
Records of the Grand Historian NERFINISHED
militaryBranch Han imperial army NERFINISHED
nativeRegion Longxi Commandery NERFINISHED
notableFor bravery in battle
frontier campaigns against the Xiongnu
occupation general
opponent Xiongnu NERFINISHED
posthumousReputation symbol of tragic heroism in Chinese history
regionOfActivity northern frontiers of the Han dynasty
reputation popular among soldiers
renowned for archery skills
renowned for personal courage
servedUnder Emperor Jing of Han NERFINISHED
Emperor Wu of Han NERFINISHED
serviceType hereditary military service family
tacticalStyle fast cavalry raids
timePeriod 2nd century BCE
weaponSpecialty bow and arrow

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Emperor Wu of Han general Li Guang