Punu ( Chinese р 奴 п , pinyin : Púnú ) is a shanyu hunnu from 46 to 52 (?). The son of Yu. Could not suppress the rebellion Bi . The power of the Huns fell into southern and northern. Remained to rule in the north.
| Pune | |||||||
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| 蒲 奴 | |||||||
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| Predecessor | Udadihou | ||||||
| Successor | Northern Shanuy and Huhanie II | ||||||
| Death | 52 year (?) | ||||||
| Kind | The Hive Jody Dynasty | ||||||
| Father | Yu | ||||||
| Mother | yanzhi | ||||||
| Spouse | yanzhi | ||||||
| Children | ? | ||||||
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After the sudden death of his brother Udadihou, the eastern Chjuki Punu became a shanyu. An unprecedented drought occurred in the lands of the Huns and 2/3 of cattle died. Punu decided to make peace with China and sent a messenger to Yuyang, and Li Miao, the bailiff, returned to the Huns. Prince Bi decided that if the pride of the descendants of the Hive-zhodi led the Huns to such a plight, then he would be better off becoming the second Huhanya and reconcile with China. At 47, he and the Chinese Guo Heng sent a map of the Hunnic lands and came to Xihe himself, declaring that he wants to be a Chinese citizen. Shanuyu was immediately informed of Bi County. Jianjiang, brother Bi, hastily informed him that the shanyu was going to arrest him. Bee hastily gathered about 45,000 troops. Shanuy sent 10,000, but they did not dare to fight with a superior army.
In 48 Bi, Huhan II was proclaimed.
See also
- Hunno-Chinese Wars
| Predecessor: Udadihou | Shanuy Hunnu 46 years old - 52? | Successor: Northern shanyui Southern: Huhane II |