王嵩 / Wang Song (late Han)

Overview

王嵩 / Wang Song (late Han) enters the wiki through Hanji 1070 as the local actor occupying Zhuo commandery during the post-Ye northern settlement. He matters because 刘放 persuades him to submit the commandery to 曹操.

Current Profile

Hanji 1070 gives Wang Song a compact role. He holds Zhuo commandery while Cao Cao is absorbing the northern field after Yuan-family collapse. Liu Fang advises him to submit, and that advice brings Zhuo commandery into Cao Cao’s side. Wang Song is therefore a local-holder case rather than a fully developed regional power in the current evidence.

Key Characteristics

• Local holder of Zhuo commandery in the Youzhou-side transition.
• Receives Liu Fang’s submission advice.
• Becomes part of Cao Cao’s expanding northern settlement without a described battle.

Evidence

• Local control: Hanji 1070 says Wang Song occupies Zhuo commandery.
• Submission path: Hanji 1070 says Liu Fang advises him to submit to Cao Cao.
• Northern settlement: Hanji 1070 places the event before the broader Jiao Chu surrender sequence.

Qualifications

This is a single-source, narrow page. The source does not provide Wang Song’s broader biography, exact title, or later career.

What Changed

• Created this page from Hanji 1070’s Zhuo commandery submission branch.

Relationships

• 刘放 - adviser who persuades Wang Song to submit.
• 曹操 - recipient of Wang Song’s commandery submission.
• 幽州 - regional context for Zhuo commandery.
• 招降示范级联 - adjacent surrender-without-battle mechanism.