Sun Quan (孙权)
Sun Quan was the founding ruler of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period, consolidating power in the Jiangdong region after the Battle of Red Cliffs.
- Birth
- 0182-07-05 18:00 · Wuchun, Wu Commandery (modern Fuchun, Zhejiang)
- Gender
- Male
- Time Source
- AI inferred
Birth Time Verification
Core Analysis
Sun Quan's chart is Ren Xu, Bing Wu, Ren Shen, Ji You. The Ren Water day master is born in the Bing Wu month, so the reading starts with temperament, pressure, and the way talent is put to use.
The page focuses on Leadership and Strategic Acumen. The chart is read together with public life events: work, reputation, conflict, and turning points.
Because the birth time is not confirmed, the hour pillar stays as a candidate.
Traits
Leadership
Leadership is one of the clearer signals in this reading. It is checked against the chart and the public record, especially where Sun Quan meets pressure, work, reputation, or long-term choices.
Strategic Acumen
Strategic Acumen is one of the clearer signals in this reading. It is checked against the chart and the public record, especially where Sun Quan meets pressure, work, reputation, or long-term choices.
Political Resilience
Political Resilience is one of the clearer signals in this reading. It is checked against the chart and the public record, especially where Sun Quan meets pressure, work, reputation, or long-term choices.
Talent Management
Talent Management is one of the clearer signals in this reading. It is checked against the chart and the public record, especially where Sun Quan meets pressure, work, reputation, or long-term choices.
Timeline
Each year shows the event, luck pillar, annual pillar, relations, and interpretation for direct comparison.
Father's Demise, Family's Disgrace
Sun Jian, Sun Quan's father, was ordered by Yuan Shu to attack Liu Biao. He was ambushed and killed by Huang Zu at Xiangyang. At the age of ten, Sun Quan, along with his mother and younger brother, became dependent on Yuan Shu, led by his elder brother Sun Ce. The entire family entered a turbulent and precarious period.
First Feats, Campaigning with Brother to Secure Two Commanderies
Sun Quan followed his elder brother Sun Ce on campaigns, first capturing Wan City and defeating Liu Xun, then decisively defeating Huang Zu at Shayi. He contributed to the Sun clan's pacification of the Lujiang and Yuzhang commanderies, demonstrating exceptional military talent and leadership potential.
Conquering Jiangxia, Avenging His Father
Sun Quan launched the third Jiangxia campaign, with Zhou Yu as commander. Lü Meng killed enemy general Chen Jiu, and Feng Ze ultimately succeeded in killing Huang Zu. This battle not only avenged Sun Quan's father's death but also successfully expanded territory and consolidated the Jiangdong foundation.
First Year of Huanglong, Proclaimed Emperor at Wuchang
Sun Quan ascended the throne as emperor at Wuchang, changed the era name to Huanglong, formally establishing the Sun Wu dynasty. He became the founding monarch of the Wu state in the Three Kingdoms tripartite division, reaching the peak of his personal career.
The Dragon Rides to Heaven, Legacy Endures
Sun Quan passed away in the inner hall at Jianye at the age of seventy-one, ending his magnificent life. Reigning for twenty-four years, he laid the foundation for Eastern Wu. His posthumous title was Great Emperor, temple name Taizu, and he was buried at Jiangling.
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