张盛 / Zhang Sheng (late Han)

Overview

张盛 / Zhang Sheng (late Han) enters the wiki through Hanji 1070 as the Henei man who gathers a large force around Xiaoshan and Mianchi while Cao Cao is dealing with northern and western instability. This page keeps him distinct from 张胜 / Zhang Sheng (Western Han).

Current Profile

Hanji 1070 places Zhang Sheng after 高干’s renewed rebellion. He gathers more than ten thousand people around the Xiaoshan and Mianchi area and creates harassment pressure. 张衍 then rises in Hongnong in response to Zhang Sheng. The episode uses Zhang Sheng as one part of the wider chain proving that Cao Cao’s northern advantage has not settled the western approaches.

Key Characteristics

• Henei-origin armed actor in the post-Ye instability field.
• Gathers a large force around Xiaoshan and Mianchi.
• Creates western-route pressure while Gao Gan is also rebelling.
• Triggers or accompanies Zhang Yan’s Hongnong response.

Evidence

• Armed gathering: Hanji 1070 says Zhang Sheng gathers more than ten thousand people.
• Regional pressure: Hanji 1070 places his activity around Xiaoshan and Mianchi.
• Wider disturbance chain: Hanji 1070 pairs his activity with Gao Gan and Zhang Yan as continuing western instability.

Qualifications

This is a single-source page. The episode does not settle Zhang Sheng’s factional loyalty, later fate, or exact geographic command structure.

What Changed

• Created this page from Hanji 1070 and disambiguated it from the Western Han Zhang Sheng route.

Relationships

• 高干 - parallel rebel whose renewed action creates the same instability field.
• 张衍 - Hongnong actor who responds to Zhang Sheng.
• 关中 - strategic western region implicated by Zhang Sheng’s activity.
• 河东郡 - nearby commandery whose control becomes more important because of the disturbance.
• 胜后威胁排序 - adjacent concept for remaining threats after Cao’s apparent northern success.