朱安世 / Zhu Anshi (Western Han)

Overview

朱安世 / Zhu Anshi enters the wiki through Hanji 383-2 as the wanted outlaw whom 公孙贺 tries to capture in exchange for leniency toward 公孙敬声. His role matters because his retaliatory accusation converts a corruption rescue attempt into a lethal wugu case.

Current Profile

The page is currently source-scoped to Hanji 383-2. The episode portrays Zhu Anshi as a violent and well-connected wanted man who has evaded arrest because friends and informants help him avoid officials. When Gongsun He pressures Zhu’s relatives to force his capture, Zhu surrenders but retaliates by accusing Gongsun Jingsheng of adultery with Yangshi Princess and curse activity against 汉武帝.

The source’s synthesis is that Zhu Anshi’s accusation functions as a revenge mechanism inside a court already primed to fear hidden ritual harm. The episode does not make him a mastermind of the later 巫蛊之祸, but it makes him the immediate accuser whose charges destroy the Gongsun family.

Key Characteristics

• Wanted Western Han outlaw used by Gongsun He as a proposed pardon bargain.
• Socially connected fugitive who can evade ordinary arrest before Gongsun He pressures his kin network.
• Retaliatory accuser who turns coercive arrest tactics back against the Gongsun family.
• Wugu-case trigger figure whose claims about adultery and curse objects become politically lethal.
• Executed before the Gongsun father and son die in prison, according to the episode.

Evidence

• Fugitive status: Hanji 383-2 says Zhu Anshi is a long-wanted figure with serious crimes and a network that helps him avoid arrest.
• Coerced surrender: Hanji 383-2 says Gongsun He pressures Zhu’s relatives, after which Zhu surrenders.
• Retaliatory accusation: Hanji 383-2 says Zhu accuses Gongsun Jingsheng of adultery and wugu cursing, drawing the family into destruction.

Qualifications

This page is not a full biography of Zhu Anshi. It preserves the episode’s account of his role in the Gongsun case and does not independently reconstruct his criminal record, the full arrest process, or whether every element of the accusation was fabricated, staged, or partially grounded.

What Changed

• Created from Hanji 383-2 as the wanted man whose retaliatory accusation bridges Gongsun He’s rescue bargain and the Wugu prelude.

Relationships

• 公孙贺 / Gongsun He (Western Han) - chancellor who tries to capture Zhu Anshi as a pardon bargaining chip.
• 公孙敬声 / Gongsun Jingsheng (Western Han) - target of Zhu Anshi’s retaliatory adultery and wugu accusations.
• Emperor Wu of Han / 汉武帝 - ruler whose fear of curse harm makes Zhu Anshi’s accusation dangerous.
• 巫蛊之祸 / Wugu Incident (Western Han) - larger crisis whose prelude includes the Gongsun family destruction.
• Wugu Political Panic / 巫蛊政治恐慌 - accusation field that gives Zhu Anshi’s claims lethal political force.