王肃 / Wang Su (Eastern Han)

Overview

王肃 / Wang Su enters the wiki through Hanji 728 as 王磐’s son, whose continued movement through princely mansions after his father’s execution helps turn elite guest access into a court-security problem.

Current Profile

Hanji 728 presents Wang Su with very little independent biography. His importance is relational and diagnostic. After Wang Pan is killed for a crime, Wang Su still frequents the residences of kings and marquises. Later, a memorial accuses Wang Su and others of being descendants of destroyed families who have become honored guests of princes and may create disorder.

The episode places Wang Su inside the larger prince-guest disaster. His continued access does not by itself prove a rebellion in the source summary, but it gives court critics a visible association pattern: punished-family descendants, princely households, private guests, and fear of coordinated violence.

Key Characteristics

• Son of Wang Pan and continuation of the Wang family exposure after Wang Pan’s death.
• Visible in princely mansions despite the warning and punishment around his father.
• Named in an accusation that treats punished-family descendants as dangerous princely guests.
• Functions as evidence of association risk more than as a fully profiled actor.

Evidence

• Continued princely access: Hanji 728 says Wang Su continues entering royal residences after Wang Pan is killed.
• Accusation: Hanji 728 says someone accuses Wang Su and others of being descendants of exterminated families who had become honored guests of princes and might cause rebellion.
• Prince-guest setting: Hanji 728 places the accusation inside a moment when princes in the capital competed to gather guests.

Qualifications

This page should not be merged with later or more famous figures named Wang Su without new evidence. Hanji 728 does not provide Wang Su’s full fate, office, or legal judgment; it preserves him as a visible node in the princely-guest risk chain.

What Changed

• Created this page from Hanji 728 to preserve Wang Su’s role in making princely guest networks suspect.

Relationships

• 王磐 - father whose execution makes Wang Su’s continued access more politically visible.
• 马援 - earlier warning voice whose risk reading is confirmed by Wang Su’s continued exposure.
• 私人宾客网络风险 - concept directly connected to Wang Su’s accused role as a princely guest.
• 沛王刘辅 - neighboring prince-risk case in the same guest disaster.