Prince of Wu
Prince of Wu or King of Wu may refer to:
Zhou Dynasty
- King of Wu state
- King Liao of Wu, (526 BC – 515 BC) assassinated by his cousin who later became King Helü.
- King Helü of Wu, (515 BC – 496 BC) reigned during the time of Sun Tzu and achieved major military success against Chu.
- King Fuchai of Wu, (495 BC – 473 BC) last king of the Wu state.
Han Dynasty
- Liu Pi (prince), (195 BC – 154 BC) initiated the Rebellion of the Seven States and was killed.
Three Kingdoms
- Sun Quan, (220–229) declared emperor in 229.
Tang Dynasty
- Li Yuangui, (625–636) was fourteenth son of Emperor Gaozu of Tang, created as Prince of Huo later.
- Li Ke, (636–653) was crown prince and third son of Emperor Taizong of Tang.
Ming Dynasty
- Hongwu Emperor, (1364–1368) self-proclaimed Prince of Wu and later became emperor.
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