武陵蛮 / Wuling Man (late Han)

Overview

武陵蛮 / Wuling Man is the southern Jingzhou frontier group that appears in Hanji 839 through a short rebellion-and-surrender notice. The episode names Zhanshan and others as rebel leaders and credits 应奉, then Wuling administrator, with bringing them back into submission.

Current Profile

The current profile is deliberately narrow. Hanji 839 does not give a full account of Wuling society or the causes of the uprising; it records the renewed rebellion and the administrative response. The branch matters because it supplies the earliest current evidence for Ying Feng as an official who can pacify a local frontier crisis before his later campaign-aide and memorial roles.

Key Characteristics

• Southern Jingzhou frontier population represented in Hanji 839 by a rebellion notice.
• Led in the source branch by Zhanshan and others, whose details remain source-scoped.
• Re-enters submission through Ying Feng’s招降 rather than through a narrated punitive campaign.
• Functions as an early local-pacification setting before later Huan-era Jingzhou unrest.

Evidence

• Rebellion notice: Hanji 839 says Wuling Man leader Zhanshan and others rise again.
• Administrative response: Hanji 839 says Ying Feng, Wuling administrator from Runan, recruits or persuades them into surrender.
• Source-bounded scope: Hanji 839 gives no extended cause chain, so the page treats the branch as a compact pacification marker.

Qualifications

The page should not be read as a full ethnic, regional, or military history of Wuling Man communities. It records only the Hanji 839 notice and leaves Zhanshan, the prior rebellion, and settlement terms source-scoped.

What Changed

• Created the page from Hanji 839’s Wuling rebellion and Ying Feng surrender notice.
• Added an early southern-frontier context for Ying Feng’s later profile.

Relationships

• 应奉 - Wuling administrator credited with the surrender settlement.
• 荆州 - broader southern regional field for Wuling unrest.
• 查因安抚式治理 - adjacent governance concept, though Hanji 839 does not supply a detailed root-cause diagnosis.
• 边疆指挥崩塌 - contrast concept because this branch records a successful surrender notice rather than command panic.