富裕 / Fu Yu (Eastern Han Qiang protector)

Overview

富裕 / Fu Yu enters the wiki as the Eastern Han Protector of the Qiang whose failed frontier handling in Hanji 757 turns a potentially surrendered Shaodang Qiang situation into renewed rebellion and his own death. He tries to exploit Qiang-Hu conflict, asks for a large multi-commandery force, then attacks Mi Wu before that force assembles and is killed at Sandou Valley.

Current Profile

Hanji 757 presents Fu Yu as a negative frontier-fit case. The Shaodang Qiang group submits before fighting begins, but Fu Yu buys informants and attempts to provoke Qiang and Hu groups into weakening one another. The groups identify the attempt, join instead of fighting, leave the frontier, and return to Mi Wu.

Fu Yu then requests fifty thousand troops from various commanderies, but moves before they gather. He attacks Mi Wu on his own, sends three thousand elite cavalry in close pursuit, and reaches Sandou Valley at night with loosened caution. Mi Wu uses that opening to attack, kill Fu Yu, and kill more than eight hundred of his men.

Key Characteristics

• Protector of the Qiang whose divide-and-watch plan fails when target groups detect the manipulation.
• Frontier commander whose requested force scale exceeds what he actually waits to control.
• Premature attacker whose pursuit outruns caution and assembly conditions.
• Negative example for overextended expedition at a local frontier scale.
• Distinct from modern 傅宇, whose page belongs to a podcast-host context.

Evidence

• Failed split strategy: Hanji 757 says Fu Yu tries to stir conflict between Qiang and Hu groups, but they recognize it and join against Han instead.
• Force request: Hanji 757 says Fu Yu asks the court to levy fifty thousand troops from the commanderies.
• Premature attack: Hanji 757 says Fu Yu attacks Mi Wu before the commandery troops assemble.
• Sandou Valley defeat: Hanji 757 says Mi Wu strikes at night, kills Fu Yu, and kills more than eight hundred of his subordinates.

Qualifications

This page is bounded to Hanji 757. The source gives a compressed failure sequence rather than a complete administrative biography. The reported numbers and Sandou Valley location are preserved as source claims. The route is disambiguated from 傅宇.

What Changed

• Created Fu Yu as the Eastern Han Qiang protector whose failed manipulation and premature pursuit create an overextension case.

Relationships

• 烧当羌 - frontier group context for Fu Yu’s attempted suppression.
• 迷雾 / Mi Wu - Qiang leader who defeats and kills Fu Yu.
• 张于 / Zhang Yu - successor appointed after Fu Yu’s death.
• 边境远征过度 - strategic pattern illustrated by Fu Yu’s attack before force assembly.
• 联盟裂缝利用 - contrast because Fu Yu attempts fracture but instead causes enemy coordination.
• 汉章帝 - ruler who reacts to Fu Yu’s death by appointing Zhang Yu.