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	'''Wang Dechen''' (汪德臣; 1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]]. In 1259, he served as the commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty]].		'''Wang Dechen''' (汪德臣; 1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]], the fourth Great Khan of the [[Mongol Empire]]. In 1259, he served as the commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	During the siege, after a failed assault on the Xin Dong Gates, Wang Dechen called upon any able-bodied Mongol, including [[Bayan]], to join him in a second beleaguer at the Hu Guo Gates under the cover of darkness. Looking to add a new stealth approach to their siege, Dechen hoped that a night [[raid]] would catch the Song forces off-guard and lead to their defeat.<ref name="CH1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter One</ref>		During the siege, after a failed assault on the Xin Dong Gates, Wang Dechen called upon any able-bodied Mongol, including [[Bayan]], to join him in a second beleaguer at the Hu Guo Gates under the cover of darkness. Looking to add a new stealth approach to their siege, Dechen hoped that a night [[raid]] would catch the Song forces off-guard and lead to their defeat.<ref name="CH1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter One</ref>

	When the Horde arrived, Dechen silently led the way through the terrain, until they reached the fortress' walls. He ordered the throwers to toss their hooks and lines on the top of the walls to climb it while the rest were ordered to stay alert for any Song watchmen. Bayan's unit climbed up first, but it was interrupted by a hail of [[arrow]]s that were being shot from within the darkness of the forest. Dechen commanded Bayan to use his troops to drive back the Song archers and give the Mongols time to climb up the wall. Bayan obeyed, leading to his confrontation with a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|veteran Song commander]], but in the middle of the raid, Dechen was fatally wounded by an explosion from the Song forces' [[cannon]] fire, forcing the Mongols to retreat with their fallen general.<ref name="CH5"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Five<~~/~~ref~~>		When the Horde arrived, Dechen silently led the way through the terrain, until they reached the fortress' walls. He ordered the throwers to toss their hooks and lines on the top of the walls to climb it while the rest were ordered to stay alert for any Song watchmen. Bayan's unit climbed up first, but it was interrupted by a hail of [[arrow]]s that were being shot from within the darkness of the forest.<ref name="CH5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Five</ref>

			Dechen commanded Bayan to use his troops to drive back the Song archers and give the Mongols time to climb up the wall. Bayan obeyed, leading to his confrontation with a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|veteran Song commander]], but in the middle of the raid, Dechen was fatally wounded by an explosion from the Song forces' [[cannon]] fire, forcing the Mongols to retreat with their fallen general.<ref name="CH5"/>

	Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun.<ref name="CH5"/> The general succumbed to his wounds shortly after.<ref name="CH12">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Twelve</ref>		Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun.<ref name="CH5"/> The general succumbed to his wounds shortly after.<ref name="CH12">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Twelve</ref>

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	'''Wang Dechen''' (1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]]. In 1259, he served as the commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty]].		'''Wang Dechen''' (汪德臣; 1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]]. In 1259, he served as the commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Wang Dechen''' (1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]]. In 1259, he served as the commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty]].~~<ref name="Tomb of the Khan">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>~~		'''Wang Dechen''' (1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]]. In 1259, he served as the commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	During the siege, after a failed assault on the Xin Dong Gates, Wang Dechen called upon any able-bodied Mongol, including [[Bayan]], to join him in a second beleaguer at the Hu Guo Gates under the cover of darkness. Looking to add a new stealth approach to their siege, Dechen hoped that a night [[raid]] would catch the Song forces off-guard and lead to their defeat.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />		During the siege, after a failed assault on the Xin Dong Gates, Wang Dechen called upon any able-bodied Mongol, including [[Bayan]], to join him in a second beleaguer at the Hu Guo Gates under the cover of darkness. Looking to add a new stealth approach to their siege, Dechen hoped that a night [[raid]] would catch the Song forces off-guard and lead to their defeat.<ref name="CH1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter One</ref>

	When the Horde arrived, Dechen silently led the way through the terrain, until they reached the fortress' walls. He ordered the throwers to toss their hooks and lines on the top of the walls to climb it while the rest were ordered to stay alert for any Song watchmen. Bayan's unit climbed up first, but it was interrupted by a hail of [[arrow]]s that were being shot from within the darkness of the forest. Dechen commanded Bayan to use his troops to drive back the Song archers and give the Mongols time to climb up the wall. Bayan obeyed, leading to his confrontation with a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|veteran Song commander]], but in the middle of the raid, Dechen was fatally wounded by an explosion from the Song forces' [[cannon]] fire, forcing the Mongols to retreat with their fallen general.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />		When the Horde arrived, Dechen silently led the way through the terrain, until they reached the fortress' walls. He ordered the throwers to toss their hooks and lines on the top of the walls to climb it while the rest were ordered to stay alert for any Song watchmen. Bayan's unit climbed up first, but it was interrupted by a hail of [[arrow]]s that were being shot from within the darkness of the forest. Dechen commanded Bayan to use his troops to drive back the Song archers and give the Mongols time to climb up the wall. Bayan obeyed, leading to his confrontation with a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|veteran Song commander]], but in the middle of the raid, Dechen was fatally wounded by an explosion from the Song forces' [[cannon]] fire, forcing the Mongols to retreat with their fallen general.<ref name="CH5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Five</ref>

	Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun. The general succumbed to his wounds shortly after.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />		Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun.<ref name="CH5"/> The general succumbed to his wounds shortly after.<ref name="CH12">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Twelve</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Wang Dechen''' (1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]].		'''Wang Dechen''' (1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]]. In 1259, he served as the commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty]].<ref name="Tomb of the Khan">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	~~In 1259~~, ~~he was~~ a ~~commander of~~ the [[~~Siege of Diaoyu Castle~~]], ~~during~~ the [[~~Mongol conquest of~~ the Song ~~dynasty\|Mongol Conquest of the Song Dynasty]]~~.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''<~~/~~ref~~>		During the siege, after a failed assault on the Xin Dong Gates, Wang Dechen called upon any able-bodied Mongol, including [[Bayan]], to join him in a second beleaguer at the Hu Guo Gates under the cover of darkness. Looking to add a new stealth approach to their siege, Dechen hoped that a night [[raid]] would catch the Song forces off-guard and lead to their defeat.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />

	After the failed assault on the Xin Dong Gates, Wang Dechan called upon any able-bodied Mongol, including [[Bayan]], to join him in a second beleaguer at the Hu Guo Gates under the cover of darkness, looking to add a new stealthy approach to their siege, in an effort to catch the Song forces unaware with a night raid. When the Horde arrived, ~~Wang~~ Dechen silently led the way through the terrain, until they reached the fortress' walls. He ordered the throwers to toss their hooks and lines on the top of the walls to climb it while the rest were ordered to stay alert for any Song ~~watchman~~. Bayan's unit climbed up first, but it was interrupted by a hail of ~~arrows~~ that were being shot from within the darkness of the forest. ~~Wang Dechan~~ commanded Bayan to use his troops to drive back the Song archers to give the Mongols time to climb up the wall. Bayan obeyed ~~which led~~ to his confrontation with a ~~formidable~~ [[Zhang Zhi's father\|veteran Song commander]], but in the middle of the raid, ~~General Wang~~ Dechen was fatally wounded by an explosion from the Song ~~force~~'~~s canon~~ fire, forcing the Mongols to retreat with their fallen general.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />		When the Horde arrived, Dechen silently led the way through the terrain, until they reached the fortress' walls. He ordered the throwers to toss their hooks and lines on the top of the walls to climb it while the rest were ordered to stay alert for any Song watchmen. Bayan's unit climbed up first, but it was interrupted by a hail of [[arrow]]s that were being shot from within the darkness of the forest. Dechen commanded Bayan to use his troops to drive back the Song archers and give the Mongols time to climb up the wall. Bayan obeyed, leading to his confrontation with a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|veteran Song commander]], but in the middle of the raid, Dechen was fatally wounded by an explosion from the Song forces' [[cannon]] fire, forcing the Mongols to retreat with their fallen general.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />

	~~Wang~~ Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun. He succumbed to his wounds shortly after.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />		Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun. The general succumbed to his wounds shortly after.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1259, he was a commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty\|Mongol Conquest of the Song Dynasty]].		In 1259, he was a commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty\|Mongol Conquest of the Song Dynasty]].<ref name="Tomb of the Khan">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>

	After the failed assault on the Xin Dong Gates, Wang Dechan called upon any able-bodied Mongol, including [[Bayan]], to join him in a second beleaguer at the Hu Guo Gates under the cover of darkness, looking to add a new stealthy approach to their siege, in an effort to catch the Song forces unaware with a night raid. When the Horde arrived, Wang Dechen silently led the way through the terrain, until they reached the fortress' walls. He ordered the throwers to toss their hooks and lines on the top of the walls to climb it, while the rest were ordered to stay alert for any Song watchman. Bayan's unit climbed up first, but it was interrupted by a hail of arrows that were being shot from within the darkness of the forest. Wang Dechan commanded Bayan to use his troops to drive back the Song archers to give the Mongols time to climb up the wall. Bayan obeyed which led to his confrontation with a formidable [[Zhang Zhi's father\|veteran Song commander]], but in the middle of the raid, General Wang Dechen was fatally wounded by an explosion from the Song force's canon fire, forcing the Mongols to retreat with their fallen general.		After the failed assault on the Xin Dong Gates, Wang Dechan called upon any able-bodied Mongol, including [[Bayan]], to join him in a second beleaguer at the Hu Guo Gates under the cover of darkness, looking to add a new stealthy approach to their siege, in an effort to catch the Song forces unaware with a night raid. When the Horde arrived, Wang Dechen silently led the way through the terrain, until they reached the fortress' walls. He ordered the throwers to toss their hooks and lines on the top of the walls to climb it while the rest were ordered to stay alert for any Song watchman. Bayan's unit climbed up first, but it was interrupted by a hail of arrows that were being shot from within the darkness of the forest. Wang Dechan commanded Bayan to use his troops to drive back the Song archers to give the Mongols time to climb up the wall. Bayan obeyed which led to his confrontation with a formidable [[Zhang Zhi's father\|veteran Song commander]], but in the middle of the raid, General Wang Dechen was fatally wounded by an explosion from the Song force's canon fire, forcing the Mongols to retreat with their fallen general.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />

	Wang Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun. He succumbed to his wounds shortly after.		Wang Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun. He succumbed to his wounds shortly after.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Wang Dechen''' (1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]].		'''Wang Dechen''' (1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]].

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	'''Wang Dechen''' (1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]].		'''Wang Dechen''' (1222 – 1259) was the most trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]].

			==Biography==
	In 1259, he was a commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty\|Mongol Conquest of the Song Dynasty]].		In 1259, he was a commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during the [[Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty\|Mongol Conquest of the Song Dynasty]].

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	Wang Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun. He succumbed to his wounds shortly after.		Wang Dechen was taken back to their encampment southeast of the fortress, where a shaman attended to his wounds, until Möngke Khan appeared and ordered his men to take him to a temple at Jin Yun. He succumbed to his wounds shortly after.

			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''

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