English: Zhu Wan (Chinese: 朱紈; September 29, 1494 – January 2, 1550),[1] courtesy name Zichun (子純) and art name Qiuya (秋崖), was a Chinese general of the Ming dynasty. He was known for his uncompromising stance against the Jiajing wokou pirates (so named because they raided during the Jiajing era) and the gentry members who secretly supported them.
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17th century
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蘇州滄浪亭五百名賢像
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清孔继尧绘,周秉锠镌,为《沧浪亭五百名贤像》之一
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