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imported>塞垣雪 at 03:36, 24 March 2025

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imported>塞垣雪 at 03:34, 24 March 2025

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			{{Youmay\|a pirate in ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]''\|[[Wang Zhi]]}}
	'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. [[Ship]]s belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.		'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. [[Ship]]s belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.

imported>Soranin at 15:29, 17 April 2023

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	'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. [[Ship]]s belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.		'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. [[Ship]]s belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.

	Wang counted both [[bandit]]s and traders among his crew, and was a rival of the Japanese pirate [[Taki Choji]]. The two came into a mutual agreement, in which they would avoid interfering in each others' affairs. By 1526, however, the agreement was noted to be ending, and Wang and Choji both had involvement in a particular business, brewing an inevitable conflict of interest. However, this was put to an end when Choji and his crew were slaughtered by the [[Templars\|Templar]] and [[Eight Tigers]]'s leader [[Zhang Yong]] and the ''[[yuxiao]]'' [[Beelzebub]] he had brought with him.<ref name="Ming Storm">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]'' – Prologue</ref>		Wang counted both [[bandit]]s and traders among his crew, and was a rival of the Japanese pirate [[Taki Choji]]. The two came into a mutual agreement, in which they would avoid interfering in each others' affairs. By 1526, however, the agreement was noted to be ending, and Wang and Choji both had involvement in a particular business, brewing an inevitable conflict of interest. However, this was put to an end when Choji and his crew were slaughtered by the [[Templars\|Templar]] and [[Eight Tigers]]'s leader [[Zhang Yong]] and the ''[[soldier\|yuxiao]]'' [[Beelzebub]] he had brought with him.<ref name="Ming Storm">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]'' – Prologue</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Darman36 at 21:11, 16 April 2023

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	'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. [[Ship]]s belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.		'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. [[Ship]]s belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.

	Wang counted both [[bandit]]s and traders among his crew, and was a rival of the Japanese pirate [[Taki Choji]]. The two came into a mutual agreement, in which they would avoid interfering in each others' affairs. By 1526, however, the agreement was noted to be ending, and Wang and Choji both had involvement in a particular business, brewing an inevitable conflict of interest. However, this was put to an end when Choji and his crew were slaughtered by the [[Templar]] and [[Eight Tigers]]'s leader [[Zhang Yong]] and the ''[[yuxiao]]'' [[Beelzebub]] he had brought with him.<ref name="Ming Storm">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]'' – Prologue</ref>		Wang counted both [[bandit]]s and traders among his crew, and was a rival of the Japanese pirate [[Taki Choji]]. The two came into a mutual agreement, in which they would avoid interfering in each others' affairs. By 1526, however, the agreement was noted to be ending, and Wang and Choji both had involvement in a particular business, brewing an inevitable conflict of interest. However, this was put to an end when Choji and his crew were slaughtered by the [[Templars\|Templar]] and [[Eight Tigers]]'s leader [[Zhang Yong]] and the ''[[yuxiao]]'' [[Beelzebub]] he had brought with him.<ref name="Ming Storm">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]'' – Prologue</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Darman36: IIRC, the soldiers only kill a few while the "yuxiao" rampages through the rest

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IIRC, the soldiers only kill a few while the "yuxiao" rampages through the rest

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	'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. ~~Ships~~ belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.		'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. [[Ship]]s belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.

	Wang counted both [[bandit]]s and traders, and was a rival of the Japanese pirate [[Taki Choji]]. The two came into a mutual agreement, in which they would avoid ~~intefering~~ in each ~~other~~'s affairs. By 1526, however, the agreement was noted to be ending, and Wang and Choji both had involvement in a particular business, brewing an inevitable conflict of interest. However, this was put to an end when Choji and his crew were slaughtered by the [[Templar]] and [[Eight Tigers]]'s leader [[Zhang Yong]] and ~~his~~ [[~~soldiers~~]].<ref name="Ming Storm">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]'' – Prologue</ref>		Wang counted both [[bandit]]s and traders among his crew, and was a rival of the Japanese pirate [[Taki Choji]]. The two came into a mutual agreement, in which they would avoid interfering in each others' affairs. By 1526, however, the agreement was noted to be ending, and Wang and Choji both had involvement in a particular business, brewing an inevitable conflict of interest. However, this was put to an end when Choji and his crew were slaughtered by the [[Templar]] and [[Eight Tigers]]'s leader [[Zhang Yong]] and the ''[[yuxiao]]'' [[Beelzebub]] he had brought with him.<ref name="Ming Storm">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]'' – Prologue</ref>

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imported>Lady Kyashira at 12:56, 16 April 2023

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	'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. Ships belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.		'''Wang''' was the leader of a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]] that operated in the {{Wiki\|East China Sea}} in the early 16th century, between the [[Ming dynasty\|Ming Empire]] and [[Japan]]. Ships belonging to his crew were identified by their ashen-looking sails.

	Wang counted both [[bandit]]s and traders, and was a rival of the Japanese pirate [[Taki Choji]]. The two came into a mutual agreement, in which they would avoid intefering in each other's affairs. By 1526, however, the agreement was noted to be ending, and Wang and Choji both had involvement in a particular business, brewing an inevitable conflict of interest. However, this was put to an end when Choji and his crew were slaughtered by the [[Templar]] and [[Eight ~~Tiger~~]]'s leader [[Zhang Yong]] and his [[soldiers]].<ref name="Ming Storm">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]'' – Prologue</ref>		Wang counted both [[bandit]]s and traders, and was a rival of the Japanese pirate [[Taki Choji]]. The two came into a mutual agreement, in which they would avoid intefering in each other's affairs. By 1526, however, the agreement was noted to be ending, and Wang and Choji both had involvement in a particular business, brewing an inevitable conflict of interest. However, this was put to an end when Choji and his crew were slaughtered by the [[Templar]] and [[Eight Tigers]]'s leader [[Zhang Yong]] and his [[soldiers]].<ref name="Ming Storm">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]'' – Prologue</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==