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Ma Wu
Ma Wu (d. n. e. 61), nombre cortesano Zizhang, fue un general chino durante la dinastía Han oriental, que provino de la ciudad de Huyang, Tanghe, ubicada en la provincia de Henan. Fue clasificado 15o entre los 28 generales de Yuntai. Apareció como una figura en el Libro del Later Han y a veces se deificó como un dios de la puerta en el panteón taoísta, junto con Yao Qi. También está relacionado con una deidad estelar llamada Kuimulang.
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Ma Wu
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Eastern Han dynasty general
Not to be confused with
Mawu , the Dahomey creator god, or with
Wu Ma , the stage name of Feng Hongyuan.
Ma Wu depicted in Commentary on the Romance of the Eastern Han Dynasty Ma Wu (d . AD 61), courtesy name Zizhang , was a Chinese general during the Eastern Han , who hailed from the Huyang Town, Tanghe , located in the Henan province . He was ranked 15th among the 28 Generals of Yuntai . He appeared as a figure in the Book of the Later Han door god in Taoist pantheon, together with Yao Qi . He is also linked to a star deity called Kuimulang .[ 1]
In battle, he used the halberd and a steel mace. After joining future Emperor Liu Xiu 's rebellion, Ma Wu began to fight hard for his country. He was the only person who hated the incumbent evil rulers of his time. He wanted to see his country prosper, and saw Liu Xiu as the man who could make it happen. He was a brave, strong and capable military strategist of his time.[ 1]
