Pan Jun

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Pan Jun
Traditional Chinese潘濬
Simplified Chinese潘浚

Template:Chinese-name Pan Jun (died 239), style name Chengming (承明), was an official of the state of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period of Chinese history. He was known for his willingness to submit honest opinions to the emperor Sun Quan.

Appointments and titles held

  • Assistant Officer in Jiangxia (江夏從事) under Governor of Jing Province Liu Biao
  • Prefect of Xiang Village (湘鄉令)
  • Assistant Officer in Headquarters Office (治中從事) under Liu Bei
Appointments and titles held by Pan Jun after he switched allegiance to Sun Quan
  • General of the Household Who Assists the Army (輔軍中郎將
  • General of Uplifting Might (奮威將軍)
  • Marquis of Changqian (常遷亭侯)
  • Minister Steward (少府)
  • Marquis of Liuyang (劉陽侯)
  • Minister of Ceremonies (太常)

See also

Template:Persondata


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