Wang Lingmou

Chancellor of Wu during the Five Dynasties

Wang Lingmou - Leaders & Politicians
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Assumed the role of chancellor in the Wu state during the Five Dynasties period, contributing to the administration and governance of the region. Oversaw important policies and military strategies that aimed to stabilize Wu amidst various power struggles. Played a significant role in the political landscape of the time, navigating complex relationships with rival states. His leadership style and decisions shaped the trajectory of Wu's governance.

Served as chancellor of the Wu state

Influenced military strategies during the Five Dynasties

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