Wu Chengsi

Noble relative of Empress Wu Zetian

Wu Chengsi - Leaders & Politicians
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A noble figure in Tang dynasty China, served as a general and played significant roles in military campaigns. Claimed lineage as a nephew to Empress Wu Zetian, which elevated status in the court. Participated in various government functions during a time of significant political and military developments. Influenced affairs through familial connections and military leadership.

Served in key military roles during the Tang dynasty

Noble lineage as a nephew of Empress Wu Zetian

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