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	The Escape China (4).jpg\|Gao Feng holding the Precursor box		The Escape China (4).jpg\|Gao Feng holding the Precursor box
	The Escape China (7).jpg\|Shao Jun standing over a deceased Gao Feng		The Escape China (7).jpg\|Shao Jun standing over a deceased Gao Feng
			AC Blade of Shao Jun - Gao Feng.png\|Gao Feng in ''Blade of Shao Jun''
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	Gao Feng is a historical character featured in the 2015 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' as the first assassination target.		Gao Feng is a historical character featured in the 2015 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' as the first assassination target.

	His name as written in Chinese is 高鳳. The surname Gāo (高) means 'tall, high' while his personal name Fèng (鳳) is the term for a male ~~{{Wiki~~\|Fenghuang~~\|phoenix}}~~.		His name as written in Chinese is 高鳳. The surname Gāo (高) means 'tall, high' while his personal name Fèng (鳳) is the term for a male [[Fenghuang (mythology)\|Fenghuang]].

	In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'', the 2019 manga adaptation of ''Chronicles: China'', Gao Feng's death is portrayed slightly differently. After his conversation with Qiu Ju (which is not depicted in the game), Gao Feng returns to Shao Jun's cage rather than head to the cliffside, only to find it empty and several dead guards lying around. He is then struck from behind and knocked to the ground by Shao Jun and, after an exchange similar to the one from the game, the Assassin ends Gao Feng's life with a stab through the heart.		In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'', the 2019 manga adaptation of ''Chronicles: China'', Gao Feng's death is portrayed slightly differently. After his conversation with Qiu Ju (which is not depicted in the game), Gao Feng returns to Shao Jun's cage rather than head to the cliffside, only to find it empty and several dead guards lying around. He is then struck from behind and knocked to the ground by Shao Jun and, after an exchange similar to the one from the game, the Assassin ends Gao Feng's life with a stab through the heart.

imported>Sol Pacificus: /* Behind the scenes */ It has been years, and I have not been able to verify Wikipedia's claim that he historically died in 1512.

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Behind the scenes: It has been years, and I have not been able to verify Wikipedia's claim that he historically died in 1512.

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Gao Feng is a historical character featured in the 2015 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' as the first assassination target. ~~Although the game depicts Gao Feng's death as occurring in 1526, historically he died 14 years earlier, in 1512.<ref>{{WP\|zh-CN:高鳳\|Gao Feng}}</ref>~~		Gao Feng is a historical character featured in the 2015 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' as the first assassination target.

	His name as written in Chinese is 高鳳. The surname Gāo (高) means 'tall, high' while his personal name Fèng (鳳) is the term for a male {{Wiki\|Fenghuang\|phoenix}}.		His name as written in Chinese is 高鳳. The surname Gāo (高) means 'tall, high' while his personal name Fèng (鳳) is the term for a male {{Wiki\|Fenghuang\|phoenix}}.

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	{{Quote\|How naive, thinking you can retrieve the box. Thinking that killing me will achieve anything.\|Gao Feng to Shao Jun in his final moments, 1526.\|Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China\|The Escape (China)}}		{{Quote\|How naive, thinking you can retrieve the box. Thinking that killing me will achieve anything.\|Gao Feng to Shao Jun in his final moments, 1526.\|Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China\|The Escape (China)}}
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imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 21:49, 2 May 2024

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	In 1526, Feng's forces captured [[Shao Jun]], one of the last surviving Chinese Assassins, and imprisoned her in the Maijishan dungeons. The Templar seized the prized [[Precursor box]] that she held, but to his frustration, it was empty. Concluding that it was incomplete, he [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] Shao Jun for answers, but she refused to relent. Gao Feng therefore left her in her hanging cage, intending to have her tortured by his fellow Tiger [[Ma Yongcheng]] later.<ref name="ACC" />		In 1526, Feng's forces captured [[Shao Jun]], one of the last surviving Chinese Assassins, and imprisoned her in the Maijishan dungeons. The Templar seized the prized [[Precursor box]] that she held, but to his frustration, it was empty. Concluding that it was incomplete, he [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] Shao Jun for answers, but she refused to relent. Gao Feng therefore left her in her hanging cage, intending to have her tortured by his fellow Tiger [[Ma Yongcheng]] later.<ref name="ACC" />

	As he left the chamber, Gao Feng was greeted by another Tiger, [[Qiu Ju]], who had come to verify his claim that he had captured an Assassin. ~~GaoFeng~~ proceeded to explain who Shao Jun was and how she had originally been a [[concubine]] in the court of the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]], before dismissing her as being no major threat to them. The two Templars then discussed the Precursor box, which they believed to be the key to achieving the Order's vision of a [[New World Order]], before Qiu Ju decided to return to [[Beijing]], leaving the situation in Gao Feng's hands.<ref name="BOSJ">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[Homecoming (manga)\|Homecoming]]</ref>		As he left the chamber, Gao Feng was greeted by another Tiger, [[Qiu Ju]], who had come to verify his claim that he had captured an Assassin. Gao Feng proceeded to explain who Shao Jun was and how she had originally been a [[concubine]] in the court of the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]], before dismissing her as being no major threat to them. The two Templars then discussed the Precursor box, which they believed to be the key to achieving the Order's vision of a [[New World Order]], before Qiu Ju decided to return to [[Beijing]], leaving the situation in Gao Feng's hands.<ref name="BOSJ">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[Homecoming (manga)\|Homecoming]]</ref>

	===Death===		===Death===

imported>Sol Pacificus: @General Clanker, with full Chinese names that have only 2-characters, the standard practice is to always write out the full name to avoid confusion

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@General Clanker, with full Chinese names that have only 2-characters, the standard practice is to always write out the full name to avoid confusion

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	[[File:The Escape China (6).jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Gao Feng's final moments]]		[[File:The Escape China (6).jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Gao Feng's final moments]]
	Struck from behind by the Assassin's ''[[jian]]'', Feng was taken by surprise and, though he attempted to fight back, he was quickly overpowered and stabbed through the back, then the heart. As the Templar lay dying, Shao Jun taunted him for falling into her trap while Feng in turn mocked her with the knowledge that she would never find the Precursor box, as he refused to disclose its location.		Struck from behind by the Assassin's ''[[jian]]'', Feng was taken by surprise and, though he attempted to fight back, he was quickly overpowered and stabbed through the back, then the heart. As the Templar lay dying, Shao Jun taunted him for falling into her trap while Feng in turn mocked her with the knowledge that she would never find the Precursor box, as he refused to disclose its location.<ref name="ACC" />

	However, the Assassin already suspected that the box had been given to one of Feng's Tiger brothers and vowed to hunt down each of them until she recovered the artifact. With that, Feng passed away and Shao Jun made her escape, leaving his body to be discovered by the [[Soldier\|guards]].<ref name="ACC" />		However, the Assassin already suspected that the box had been given to one of Feng's Tiger brothers and vowed to hunt down each of them until she recovered the artifact. With that, Feng passed away and Shao Jun made her escape, leaving his body to be discovered by the [[Soldier\|guards]].<ref name="ACC" />

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	'''Gao Feng''' (高鳳; died 1526) was one of the [[Eight Tigers]], a group of powerful [[Templars\|Templar]] [[eunuch]]s who controlled the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming]] imperial court during the reign of the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]]. With the ascendance of the [[Zhu Houcong\|Jiajing Emperor]] in 1521, he played a role in the [[Great Rites Controversy]], an event that saw the near-extermination of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].		'''Gao Feng''' (高鳳; died 1526) was one of the [[Eight Tigers]], a group of powerful [[Templars\|Templar]] [[eunuch]]s who controlled the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming]] imperial court during the reign of the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]]. With the ascendance of the [[Zhu Houcong\|Jiajing Emperor]] in 1521, he played a role in the [[Great Rites Controversy]], an event that saw the near-extermination of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].

	Despite being one of the lesser Tigers, Feng was granted jurisdiction over the {{Wiki\|Gansu}} province. He also served as the warden of the Templar prison in the [[Maijishan Grottoes]], formerly the headquarters of the Chinese Brotherhood. It was here that Feng was eventually slain by the Chinese Assassin [[Shao Jun]] in 1526, becoming the first of his compatriots to meet his end at the Assassin's [[Sword\|blade]] during her quest for vengeance.		Despite being one of the lesser Tigers, Gao Feng was granted jurisdiction over the {{Wiki\|Gansu}} province. He also served as the warden of the Templar prison in the [[Maijishan Grottoes]], formerly the headquarters of the Chinese Brotherhood. It was here that Gao Feng was eventually slain by the Chinese Assassin [[Shao Jun]] in 1526, becoming the first of his compatriots to meet his end at the Assassin's [[Sword\|blade]] during her quest for vengeance.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	[[File:The Escape China (1).jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Gao Feng interrogating a captive Shao Jun]]		[[File:The Escape China (1).jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Gao Feng interrogating a captive Shao Jun]]
	In 1526, Feng's forces captured [[Shao Jun]], one of the last surviving Chinese Assassins, and imprisoned her in the Maijishan dungeons. The Templar seized the prized [[Precursor box]] that she held, but to his frustration, it was empty. Concluding that it was incomplete, he [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] Shao Jun for answers, but she refused to relent. Feng therefore left her in her hanging cage, intending to have her tortured by his fellow Tiger [[Ma Yongcheng]] later.<ref name="ACC" />		In 1526, Feng's forces captured [[Shao Jun]], one of the last surviving Chinese Assassins, and imprisoned her in the Maijishan dungeons. The Templar seized the prized [[Precursor box]] that she held, but to his frustration, it was empty. Concluding that it was incomplete, he [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] Shao Jun for answers, but she refused to relent. Gao Feng therefore left her in her hanging cage, intending to have her tortured by his fellow Tiger [[Ma Yongcheng]] later.<ref name="ACC" />

	As he left the chamber, Feng was greeted by another Tiger, [[Qiu Ju]], who had come to verify his claim that he had captured an Assassin. ~~Feng~~ proceeded to explain who Shao Jun was and how she had originally been a [[concubine]] in the court of the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]], before dismissing her as being no major threat to them. The two Templars then discussed the Precursor box, which they believed to be the key to achieving the Order's vision of a [[New World Order]], before Qiu Ju decided to return to [[Beijing]], leaving the situation in Feng's hands.<ref name="BOSJ">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[Homecoming (manga)\|Homecoming]]</ref>		As he left the chamber, Gao Feng was greeted by another Tiger, [[Qiu Ju]], who had come to verify his claim that he had captured an Assassin. GaoFeng proceeded to explain who Shao Jun was and how she had originally been a [[concubine]] in the court of the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]], before dismissing her as being no major threat to them. The two Templars then discussed the Precursor box, which they believed to be the key to achieving the Order's vision of a [[New World Order]], before Qiu Ju decided to return to [[Beijing]], leaving the situation in Gao Feng's hands.<ref name="BOSJ">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[Homecoming (manga)\|Homecoming]]</ref>

	===Death===		===Death===
	{{Quote\|You are the first of the Tigers to fall, but you will not be the last.\|Shao Jun to a dying Gao Feng, 1526.\|Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China\|The Escape (China)}}		{{Quote\|You are the first of the Tigers to fall, but you will not be the last.\|Shao Jun to a dying Gao Feng, 1526.\|Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China\|The Escape (China)}}
	Though Shao Jun had hinted at it earlier, Feng did not realize that the Assassin had intended to be caught. This not only allowed her to learn what the Templars understood about the box, but also to infiltrate his base and kill him. As soon as he had left her alone, Jun escaped from her cage and, after retrieving her equipment, made her way to the edge of a cliff, where Feng stood in solitude, gazing out at the landscape before him.<ref name="ACC" />		Though Shao Jun had hinted at it earlier, Gao Feng did not realize that the Assassin had intended to be caught. This not only allowed her to learn what the Templars understood about the box, but also to infiltrate his base and kill him. As soon as he had left her alone, Jun escaped from her cage and, after retrieving her equipment, made her way to the edge of a cliff, where Gao Feng stood in solitude, gazing out at the landscape before him.<ref name="ACC" />

	[[File:The Escape China (6).jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Gao Feng's final moments]]		[[File:The Escape China (6).jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Gao Feng's final moments]]
	Struck from behind by the Assassin's ''[[jian]]'', Feng was taken by surprise and, though he attempted to fight back, he was quickly overpowered and stabbed through the back, then the heart. As the Templar lay dying, Shao Jun taunted him for falling into her trap while Feng in turn mocked her with the knowledge that she would never find the Precursor box, as he refused to disclose its location.<ref name="ACC" />		Struck from behind by the Assassin's ''[[jian]]'', Gao Feng was taken by surprise and, though he attempted to fight back, he was quickly overpowered and stabbed through the back, then the heart. As the Templar lay dying, Shao Jun taunted him for falling into her trap while Gao Feng in turn mocked her with the knowledge that she would never find the Precursor box, as he refused to disclose its location.<ref name="ACC" />

	However, the Assassin already suspected that the box had been given to one of Feng's Tiger brothers and vowed to hunt down each of them until she recovered the artifact. With that, Feng passed away and Shao Jun made her escape, leaving his body to be discovered by the [[Soldier\|guards]].<ref name="ACC" />		However, the Assassin already suspected that the box had been given to one of Gao Feng's Tiger brothers and vowed to hunt down each of them until she recovered the artifact. With that, Gao Feng passed away, and Shao Jun made her escape, leaving his body to be discovered by the [[Soldier\|guards]].<ref name="ACC" />

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Gao Feng is a historical character featured in the 2015 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' as the first assassination target. Although the game depicts Feng's death as occurring in 1526, historically he died 14 years earlier, in 1512.<ref>{{WP\|zh-CN:高鳳\|Gao Feng}}</ref>		Gao Feng is a historical character featured in the 2015 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' as the first assassination target. Although the game depicts Gao Feng's death as occurring in 1526, historically he died 14 years earlier, in 1512.<ref>{{WP\|zh-CN:高鳳\|Gao Feng}}</ref>

	His name as written in Chinese is 高鳳. The surname Gāo (高) means 'tall, high' while his personal name Fèng (鳳) is the term for a male {{Wiki\|Fenghuang\|phoenix}}.		His name as written in Chinese is 高鳳. The surname Gāo (高) means 'tall, high' while his personal name Fèng (鳳) is the term for a male {{Wiki\|Fenghuang\|phoenix}}.

	In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'', the 2019 manga adaptation of ''Chronicles: China'', Gao Feng's death is portrayed slightly differently. After his conversation with Qiu Ju (which is not depicted in the game), Feng returns to Shao Jun's cage rather than head to the cliffside, only to find it empty and several dead guards lying around. He is then struck from behind and knocked to the ground by Shao Jun and, after an exchange similar to the one from the game, the Assassin ends Feng's life with a stab through the heart.		In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'', the 2019 manga adaptation of ''Chronicles: China'', Gao Feng's death is portrayed slightly differently. After his conversation with Qiu Ju (which is not depicted in the game), Gao Feng returns to Shao Jun's cage rather than head to the cliffside, only to find it empty and several dead guards lying around. He is then struck from behind and knocked to the ground by Shao Jun and, after an exchange similar to the one from the game, the Assassin ends Gao Feng's life with a stab through the heart.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==