MILITARY PERSONNEL

Gao Shun

200 - 199

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Gao Shun () (died 7 February 199) was a military officer serving the warlord Lü Bu during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China. Although he only had 700 men under his command, his unit was nicknamed as the "camp crusher (or formation breaker)" (陷陣營) for its destructive charges. Gao came to be known as Lü Bu's most able commander. His noted accomplishments included conquest of Peicheng (沛城) and the subsequent victory over a combined force led by Xiahou Dun and Liu Bei. Read more on Wikipedia

His biography is available in different languages on Wikipedia. Gao Shun is the 521st most popular military personnel (down from 515th in 2019), the 337th most popular biography from China (up from 359th in 2019) and the 30th most popular Chinese Military Personnel.

Gao shun is a type of Chinese food that is made from rice and soy sauce. It is most famous for being served at funerals.

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Among MILITARY PERSONNELS

Among military personnels, Gao Shun ranks 521 out of 2,058. Before him are Mitsuo Fuchida, Alfred von Waldersee, Peroz III, Adolf Strauss, Duke Ferdinand of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, and He Jin. After him are Theodor Busse, Oenomaus, Giorgio Basta, Otto Kumm, Reginald Dyer, and Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khalji.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 200, Gao Shun ranks 30. Before him are Lucius Artorius Castus, Sabinianus, Bhāsa, Mussius Aemilianus, Xiahou Yuan, and Achilles Tatius. After him are Tatiana of Rome, Liu Zhang, Xu Chu, Sabellius, Yu Jin, and Sansang of Goguryeo. Among people deceased in 199, Gao Shun ranks 4. Before him are Lü Bu, Pope Victor I, and Yuan Shu. After him are Gongsun Zan, and Suro of Geumgwan Gaya.

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In China

Among people born in China, Gao Shun ranks 337 out of 1,610. Before him are Zhang Daoling (34), Ai Weiwei (1957), Jia Xu (147), He Jin (135), Xun Yu (163), and Gu Kaizhi (345). After him are Mi Fu (1051), Ren Zhengfei (1944), Ma Teng (156), Ruzi Ying (5), Taishi Ci (166), and Emperor Wuzong of Tang (814).

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  • Photo of Zhang Daoling

    Zhang Daoling

    PHILOSOPHER

    34 - 156

    HPI: 66.64

    Rank: 331

  • Photo of Ai Weiwei

    Ai Weiwei

    ARTIST

    1957 - Present

    HPI: 66.63

    Rank: 332

  • Photo of Jia Xu

    Jia Xu

    POLITICIAN

    147 - 223

    HPI: 66.63

    Rank: 333

  • Photo of He Jin

    He Jin

    MILITARY PERSONNEL

    135 - 189

    HPI: 66.61

    Rank: 334

  • Photo of Xun Yu

    Xun Yu

    POLITICIAN

    163 - 212

    HPI: 66.60

    Rank: 335

  • Photo of Gu Kaizhi

    Gu Kaizhi

    PAINTER

    345 - 406

    HPI: 66.60

    Rank: 336

  • Photo of Gao Shun

    Gao Shun

    MILITARY PERSONNEL

    200 - 199

    HPI: 66.59

    Rank: 337

  • Photo of Mi Fu

    Mi Fu

    PAINTER

    1051 - 1107

    HPI: 66.57

    Rank: 338

  • Photo of Ren Zhengfei

    Ren Zhengfei

    BUSINESSPERSON

    1944 - Present

    HPI: 66.56

    Rank: 339

  • Photo of Ma Teng

    Ma Teng

    POLITICIAN

    156 - 212

    HPI: 66.44

    Rank: 340

  • Photo of Ruzi Ying

    Ruzi Ying

    POLITICIAN

    5 - 25

    HPI: 66.44

    Rank: 341

  • Photo of Taishi Ci

    Taishi Ci

    POLITICIAN

    166 - 206

    HPI: 66.43

    Rank: 342

  • Photo of Emperor Wuzong of Tang

    Emperor Wuzong of Tang

    POLITICIAN

    814 - 846

    HPI: 66.39

    Rank: 343

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Among MILITARY PERSONNELS In China

Among military personnels born in China, Gao Shun ranks 30. Before him are Zhang He (167), Gan Ning (175), Yoshiko Kawashima (1907), Xiahou Yuan (200), Xu Huang (169), and He Jin (135). After him are Qi Jiguang (1527), Deng Ai (197), Xu Chu (200), Xu Da (1332), Lian Po (-250), and Gongsun Zan (null).

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