共尉 / Gong Wei
共尉 / Gong Wei enters the wiki through Hanji 162-2 as the son and successor of 共敖, the Linjiang king under the Western Chu order. The episode mentions him briefly during the seventh-month transition after the Xingyang and Chenggao crisis, alongside the turn toward the 齐国 front.
The page’s role is mainly chronological. Gong Ao’s death and Gong Wei’s succession show that the Chu-Han war is unfolding inside a still-active landscape of regional kings created by 项羽’s post-Qin settlement.
Hanji 169 closes that branch after Xiang Yu’s death. Gong Wei refuses to submit to 刘邦, so 卢绾 and 刘贾 besiege Jiangling for months before Han reinforcements help take the city and capture him. Linjiang therefore becomes one of the last regional holdouts folded into Liu Bang’s 战场胜利到建国秩序.
Connections
- Hanji 169, 卢绾, 刘贾, and 刘邦 - refusal, siege, and capture after Xiang Yu’s death.
- 共敖 - father and predecessor in Linjiang.
- 项羽 and 联军战后安排失败 - settlement order that makes Linjiang one of the regional kingships.
- 齐国 and 临淄 - next eastern diplomatic/military field introduced in the same source.
- Hanji 162-2 - source page.