| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 伏完, 伏完, Fú Wán |
| Nickname | Marquis of Zhonghuang (中黄侯, Trung Hoàng Hầu) |
| Other name | Phục Hoàn |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Donghai Commandery (东海郡樊县; quận Đông Hải huyện Phàn, nay thuộc Lâm Nghi, Sơn Đông) |
| Died | 209 AD (historical) / 214 AD (plot exposure) |
| Death Reason | Died of illness in 209 AD (historical); post-mortem clan purge in 214 AD |
| FAMILY | |
| Father | |
| Spouse | |
| Children | |
| Relatives | |
| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Eastern Han Dynasty (东汉, Đông Hán) |
| Battles | Anti-Cao Cao Resistance at Court |
Fu Wan — Biography & Historical Record
Fu Wan (伏完, Phục Hoàn) was a high-ranking noble, General of the Household (屯骑校尉), and Marquis of Zhonghuang (中黄侯) during the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Married to Princess Yang’an (daughter of Emperor Huan), Fu Wan was the father of Empress Fu Shou. Secretly urged by Empress Fu Shou to orchestrate Cao Cao’s overthrow, Fu Wan attempted to rally allies like Sun Quan; however, the secret letters were discovered in 214 AD, leading to the extermination of his entire clan.
Role of Fu Wan in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Fu Wan received a secret imperial mandate written in tears from Empress Fu Shou, urging him to eliminate Cao Cao and restore the dynastic majesty of the Han.
Fu Wan — Historical & Literary Timeline
200–209 AD
Secret Plots Against Cao Cao
Fu Wan secretly sought external military allies to rescue Emperor Xian from Cao Cao’s grip.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Fu Wan on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships of Fu Wan
Family
- Father: Fu Chen (伏晨, Phục Thần)
- Mother: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Spouse: Princess Yang’an (阳安长公主, Dương An Trưởng Công chúa)
- Children: Empress Fu Shou (伏寿, Phục Thọ Hoàng Hậu), Fu De (伏德, Phục Đức), Fu Dian (伏典, Phục Điển)
- Relatives: Fu Zhan (伏湛, Phục Trạm) (ancestor / Han Situ)
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Eastern Han Dynasty (东汉, Đông Hán)
In Novel
Chapter 66
- Fu Wan (伏完, Phục Hoàn): Fu Wan received a secret imperial mandate written in tears from Empress Fu Shou, urging him to eliminate Cao Cao and restore the dynastic majesty of the Han.
In History
Summary
- Fu Wan (伏完, Phục Hoàn) was the imperial father-in-law whose secret opposition to Cao Cao resulted in the tragic purge of Empress Fu Shou's lineage.
Historical Timeline
- 200–209 AD — Secret Plots Against Cao Cao: Fu Wan secretly sought external military allies to rescue Emperor Xian from Cao Cao's grip.
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