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- Sun_En abstract "Sun En (孫恩; died 402) was a native of Langya in Shandong, and a descendant of Sun Xiu. He joined his uncle Sun Tai, who was regarded as a magician following the arts of the Way of the Five Pecks of Rice, in planning revolutionary measures; and when the latter was put to death, he took the lead himself. At the head of a considerable force he captured Kuaiji in Zhejiang and proclaimed himself Generalissimo of the East (征東將軍), giving to his followers the title of \"Immortals\" (長生人). After a long struggle, with alternating fortune, he found himself without resources and committed suicide by drowning himself in the sea.".
- Sun_En deathDate "0402".
- Sun_En deathYear "0402".
- Sun_En wikiPageID "35884875".
- Sun_En wikiPageLength "1274".
- Sun_En wikiPageOutDegree "15".
- Sun_En wikiPageRevisionID "643022640".
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Category:402_deaths.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Category:4th-century_births.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Category:Chinese_rebels.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Category:Generalissimos.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Category:Jin_dynasty_(265–420)_people.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Category:Suicides_by_drowning.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Category:Suicides_in_China.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Generalissimo.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Langya_District.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink List_of_rebellions_in_China.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Shandong.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Shaoxing.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Sun_Xiu.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Way_of_the_Five_Pecks_of_Rice.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLink Zhejiang.
- Sun_En wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sun En".
- Sun_En dateOfDeath "402".
- Sun_En name "Sun En".
- Sun_En shortDescription "Chinese rebel".
- Sun_En wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:China-mil-bio-stub.
- Sun_En wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Persondata.
- Sun_En wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Sun_En description "Chinese rebel".
- Sun_En description "Chinese rebel".
- Sun_En subject Category:402_deaths.
- Sun_En subject Category:4th-century_births.
- Sun_En subject Category:Chinese_rebels.
- Sun_En subject Category:Generalissimos.
- Sun_En subject Category:Jin_dynasty_(265–420)_people.
- Sun_En subject Category:Suicides_by_drowning.
- Sun_En subject Category:Suicides_in_China.
- Sun_En hypernym Native.
- Sun_En type Agent.
- Sun_En type Person.
- Sun_En type Plant.
- Sun_En type Rebellion.
- Sun_En type Person.
- Sun_En type Rebellion.
- Sun_En type Agent.
- Sun_En type NaturalPerson.
- Sun_En type Thing.
- Sun_En type Q215627.
- Sun_En type Q5.
- Sun_En type Person.
- Sun_En comment "Sun En (孫恩; died 402) was a native of Langya in Shandong, and a descendant of Sun Xiu. He joined his uncle Sun Tai, who was regarded as a magician following the arts of the Way of the Five Pecks of Rice, in planning revolutionary measures; and when the latter was put to death, he took the lead himself. At the head of a considerable force he captured Kuaiji in Zhejiang and proclaimed himself Generalissimo of the East (征東將軍), giving to his followers the title of \"Immortals\" (長生人).".
- Sun_En label "Sun En".
- Sun_En sameAs Q366043.
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- Sun_En sameAs 孫恩_(東晋).
- Sun_En sameAs 손은.
- Sun_En sameAs m.0jwsdjm.
- Sun_En sameAs Tôn_Ân.
- Sun_En sameAs Q366043.
- Sun_En sameAs 孫恩.
- Sun_En wasDerivedFrom Sun_En?oldid=643022640.
- Sun_En isPrimaryTopicOf Sun_En.
- Sun_En name "Sun En".