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	{{Quote\|Fellow brother of the Creed or not... there can be no mercy for anyone who stands in the way of our grand cause.\|Xiao Han to Edward Kenway, 1725.\|Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple\|Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 49}}		{{Quote\|Fellow brother of the Creed or not... there can be no mercy for anyone who stands in the way of our grand cause.\|Xiao Han to Edward Kenway, 1725.\|Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple\|Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 49}}
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imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 15:33, 10 October 2025

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	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\|name=Xiao Han		\|name=Xiao Han
	~~\|native=~~
	\|image=ACFT Xiao Han render.png		\|image=ACFT Xiao Han render.png
	~~\|birth=~~
	~~\|death=~~
	\|species=[[Human]]		\|species=[[Human]]
	~~\|database=~~
	\|affiliates=[[Assassins]]		\|affiliates=[[Assassins]]
	*[[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]]		*[[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]]
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	[[File:ACFT - ~~Xue Yan meeting~~ Xiao Han.png\|thumb\|~~190px~~\|Xiao Han ~~saving Xue Yan~~]]		[[File:ACFT - Young Xiao Han and Sun.png\|thumb\|200px\|A young Xiao Han with his uncle]]
	Not much is known about Xiao Han's background other than the fact that he used to be close to his uncle [[Sun (Hualien Trading Company)\|Sun]] in his childhood. Unlike Sun, who believed their ancestors' pursuit of noble goals to be the cause of their family's downfall, Xiao Han fully embraced his [[Assassins\|Assassin]] heritage,<ref name="FT 38">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 38\|Episode 38]]</ref> and rose to become the [[Mentor]] of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]].<ref name="FT 39">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 39\|Episode 39]]</ref> This eventually caused Xiao Han and his uncle to drift apart, as Sun chose to preoccupy himself with his goal of becoming [[Macau]]'s dominant merchant to restore their family's fortune.<ref name="FT 38" />		Not much is known about Xiao Han's background other than the fact that he used to be close to his uncle [[Sun (Hualien Trading Company)\|Sun]] in his childhood. Unlike Sun, who believed their ancestors' pursuit of noble goals to be the cause of their family's downfall, Xiao Han fully embraced his [[Assassins\|Assassin]] heritage,<ref name="FT 38">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 38\|Episode 38]]</ref> and rose to become the [[Mentor]] of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]].<ref name="FT 39">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 39\|Episode 39]]</ref> This eventually caused Xiao Han and his uncle to drift apart, as Sun chose to preoccupy himself with his goal of becoming [[Macau]]'s dominant merchant to restore their family's fortune.<ref name="FT 38" />

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	[[File:ACFT - Edward using the amulet.png\|thumb\|190px\|Edward using the amulet against Xiao Han and Liu Qing]]		[[File:ACFT - Edward using the amulet.png\|thumb\|190px\|Edward using the amulet against Xiao Han and Liu Qing]]
	As the vision came to an end, Xiao Han found that he was unable to control his own body and all he could do was ~~lay~~ on the ground, defeated. Seeing this, Xue Yan rushed to his and Liu Qing's aid, allowing Edward and Saito to escape in a [[Celestial Chariot\|strange flying contraption]].<ref name="FT 73"/>		As the vision came to an end, Xiao Han found that he was unable to control his own body and all he could do was lie on the ground, defeated. Seeing this, Xue Yan rushed to his and Liu Qing's aid, allowing Edward and Saito to escape in a [[Celestial Chariot\|strange flying contraption]].<ref name="FT 73"/>

	After recovering from the amulet's effects, Xiao Han asked Xue Yan for Edward's whereabouts, to which she informed him of the British Assassin's escape. However, despite the loss of the amulet, their mission was not a complete failure, as Xue Yan had managed to steal a [[Hendrik's sea log\|sea log]] from Saito during the fight, providing the Chinese Assassins with the locations of two other Pieces of Eden.<ref name="FT 73"/>		After recovering from the amulet's effects, Xiao Han asked Xue Yan for Edward's whereabouts, to which she informed him of the British Assassin's escape. However, despite the loss of the amulet, their mission was not a complete failure, as Xue Yan had managed to steal a [[Hendrik's sea log\|sea log]] from Saito during the fight, providing the Chinese Assassins with the locations of two other Pieces of Eden.<ref name="FT 73"/>
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	In Sulu, the Assassins were dropped off by Zheng near a warehouse where the crescent amulet was stored. Xiao Han ordered Xue Yan to recover the artifact while he and Liu Qing cleared her path by battling the Suluese guards. After Edward stopped Xue Yan, the Mentor intervened and engaged in a duel with the British Assassin, commenting that he was growing weary of their repeated encounters.<ref name="FT 89">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 89\|Episode 89]]</ref>		In Sulu, the Assassins were dropped off by Zheng near a warehouse where the crescent amulet was stored. Xiao Han ordered Xue Yan to recover the artifact while he and Liu Qing cleared her path by battling the Suluese guards. After Edward stopped Xue Yan, the Mentor intervened and engaged in a duel with the British Assassin, commenting that he was growing weary of their repeated encounters.<ref name="FT 89">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 89\|Episode 89]]</ref>

	At that moment, the warehouse was partially destroyed by Zheng's cannon fire, as the admiral had decided to hinder the Chinese Assassins' mission as payback for ~~mistreating~~ her. Undeterred, Xiao Han ordered Xue Yan to find another way into the building while he resumed his duel against Edward.<ref name="FT 89"/>		At that moment, the warehouse was partially destroyed by Zheng's cannon fire, as the admiral had decided to hinder the Chinese Assassins' mission as payback for treating her unfairly. Undeterred, Xiao Han ordered Xue Yan to find another way into the building while he resumed his duel against Edward.<ref name="FT 89"/>

	After the Zhang Wei Union's [[doctor]] [[Xialun Qing]] retrieved the chest holding the amulet from the warehouse, she was taken hostage by Xue Yan. Seeing this, the Chinese Assassins offered Edward a deal, promising to release Qing if he allowed them to leave with the amulet. Although Xiao Han hoped to strike down Edward while he was distracted, he changed his mind after taking a look at Xue Yan, who was obviously uncomfortable with the Assassins' plan.<ref name="FT 90">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 90\|Episode 90]]</ref>		After the Zhang Wei Union's [[doctor]] [[Xialun Qing]] retrieved the chest holding the amulet from the warehouse, she was taken hostage by Xue Yan. Seeing this, the Chinese Assassins offered Edward a deal, promising to release Qing if he allowed them to leave with the amulet. Although Xiao Han hoped to strike down Edward while he was distracted, he changed his mind after taking a look at Xue Yan, who was obviously uncomfortable with the Assassins' plan.<ref name="FT 90">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 90\|Episode 90]]</ref>
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	Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>		Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>

	In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese, and in the Korean translation as 小韩 when the {{Wiki\|Hangul}} transliteration is 샤오 한.{{Cite\|29 June 2025}} The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shào hán'', ~~with~~ 少 ~~speaking~~ with actual Chinese tone{{Cite\|29 June 2025. Clarify}} ~~meaning~~ "young" or "small" and 寒 ~~meaning~~ "cold" or "poor".		In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese, and in the Korean translation as 小韩 when the {{Wiki\|Hangul}} transliteration is 샤오 한.{{Cite\|29 June 2025}} The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shào hán'', where 少 spoken with actual Chinese tone{{Cite\|29 June 2025. Clarify}} means "young" or "small" and 寒 means "cold" or "poor".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	~~ACFT - Young Xiao Han and Sun.png\|A young Xiao Han with Sun~~
	ACFT - Xiao Han flashback.png\|Xiao Han prior to the Chinese Brotherhood's purge		ACFT - Xiao Han flashback.png\|Xiao Han prior to the Chinese Brotherhood's purge
	ACFT Xiao Han closeup.png\|Close-up of Xiao Han's face		ACFT Xiao Han closeup.png\|Close-up of Xiao Han's face

imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 13:40, 4 August 2025

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imported>Darman36: Etymology added July 2024 by Gen. Clanker. Ancestry with Shao Jun disputed due to severe translation error, going from KR to CH to ENG instead of KR to ENG

2025-06-29T16:18:42Z

Etymology added July 2024 by Gen. Clanker. Ancestry with Shao Jun disputed due to severe translation error, going from KR to CH to ENG instead of KR to ENG

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	{{Quote\|Fellow brother of the Creed or not... there can be no mercy for anyone who stands in the way of our grand cause.\|Xiao Han to Edward Kenway, 1725.\|Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple\|Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 49}}		{{Quote\|Fellow brother of the Creed or not... there can be no mercy for anyone who stands in the way of our grand cause.\|Xiao Han to Edward Kenway, 1725.\|Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple\|Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 49}}
	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\|name = Xiao Han		\|name=Xiao Han
	\|image = ACFT Xiao Han render.png		\|native=
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|image=ACFT Xiao Han render.png
	\|affiliates = [[Assassins]]		\|birth=
			\|death=
			\|species=[[Human]]
			\|database=
			\|affiliates=[[Assassins]]
	*[[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]]		*[[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]]
	}}		}}
	'''Xiao Han''' was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] during the early 18th century. He was also the nephew of [[Sun (Hualien Trading Company)\|Sun]], the head of the [[Hualien Trading Company]] in [[Macau]].		'''Xiao Han''' ({{Wiki\|Chinese language\|Chinese}}: 蕭韓) was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] during the early 18th century. He was also the nephew of [[Sun (Hualien Trading Company)\|Sun]], the head of the [[Hualien Trading Company]] in [[Macau]].

	During his tenure as Mentor, the Chinese Brotherhood was nearly [[1720s Chinese Assassin purge\|wiped out]] by the [[Qing dynasty\|Qing Empire]], which was responsible for the persecution of countless {{wiki\|Han Chinese}} people. Seeking to overthrow the Qing dynasty and restore the Brotherhood's former strength, Xiao Han led the search for a [[Southeast Asian Pieces of Eden\|set]] of three [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]] which would allow him to succeed in his goal.		During his tenure as Mentor, the Chinese Brotherhood was nearly [[1720s Chinese Assassin purge\|wiped out]] by the [[Qing dynasty\|Qing Empire]], which was responsible for the persecution of countless {{wiki\|Han Chinese}} people. Seeking to overthrow the Qing dynasty and restore the Brotherhood's former strength, Xiao Han led the search for a [[Southeast Asian Pieces of Eden\|set]] of three [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]] which would allow him to succeed in his goal.
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	===Etymology===		===Etymology===
	In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shào hán'', with 少 speaking with actual Chinese tone meaning "young" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".		Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>

			In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese, and in the Korean translation as 小韩 when the {{Wiki\|Hangul}} transliteration is 샤오 한.{{Cite\|29 June 2025}} The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shào hán'', with 少 speaking with actual Chinese tone{{Cite\|29 June 2025. Clarify}} meaning "young" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>塞垣雪: I have a mistake. In Korean, Shao and Xiao have the same pronunciation, not han. so he share the same surname with Shao Jun.

2025-06-29T15:06:45Z

I have a mistake. In Korean, Shao and Xiao have the same pronunciation, not han. so he share the same surname with Shao Jun.

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	===Etymology===		===Etymology===
	Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>

	In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shào hán'', with 少 speaking with actual Chinese tone meaning "young" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".		In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shào hán'', with 少 speaking with actual Chinese tone meaning "young" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".

imported>塞垣雪: 萧寒 is never an officially designated name, only the Korean or Chinese versions provide his Chinese name, though they are not the same

2025-06-29T15:03:52Z

萧寒 is never an officially designated name, only the Korean or Chinese versions provide his Chinese name, though they are not the same

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	*[[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]]		*[[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]]
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	'''Xiao Han''' ~~({{Wiki\|Chinese language\|Chinese}}: 蕭韓)~~ was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] during the early 18th century. He was also the nephew of [[Sun (Hualien Trading Company)\|Sun]], the head of the [[Hualien Trading Company]] in [[Macau]].		'''Xiao Han''' was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] during the early 18th century. He was also the nephew of [[Sun (Hualien Trading Company)\|Sun]], the head of the [[Hualien Trading Company]] in [[Macau]].

	During his tenure as Mentor, the Chinese Brotherhood was nearly [[1720s Chinese Assassin purge\|wiped out]] by the [[Qing dynasty\|Qing Empire]], which was responsible for the persecution of countless {{wiki\|Han Chinese}} people. Seeking to overthrow the Qing dynasty and restore the Brotherhood's former strength, Xiao Han led the search for a [[Southeast Asian Pieces of Eden\|set]] of three [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]] which would allow him to succeed in his goal.		During his tenure as Mentor, the Chinese Brotherhood was nearly [[1720s Chinese Assassin purge\|wiped out]] by the [[Qing dynasty\|Qing Empire]], which was responsible for the persecution of countless {{wiki\|Han Chinese}} people. Seeking to overthrow the Qing dynasty and restore the Brotherhood's former strength, Xiao Han led the search for a [[Southeast Asian Pieces of Eden\|set]] of three [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]] which would allow him to succeed in his goal.
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	Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>		Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>

	In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shào hán'', with 少 meaning "~~few~~" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".		In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shào hán'', with 少 speaking with actual Chinese tone meaning "young" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>塞垣雪 at 14:56, 29 June 2025

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	Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>		Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>

	In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''~~Shǎo~~ hán'', with 少 meaning "few" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".		In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shào hán'', with 少 meaning "few" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>塞垣雪: 小韩 is the Chinese name given by Korean version, the Hangul transliteration is 샤오 한. In Korean, Han and Xiao have the same pronunciation, so he share the same surname with Shao Jun.

2025-06-29T14:55:08Z

小韩 is the Chinese name given by Korean version, the Hangul transliteration is 샤오 한. In Korean, Han and Xiao have the same pronunciation, so he share the same surname with Shao Jun.

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	Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>		Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>

	In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese~~, and 小韩 in Korean~~. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shǎo hán'', with 少 meaning "few" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".		In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shǎo hán'', with 少 meaning "few" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 14:10, 29 June 2025

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	'''Xiao Han''' ({{Wiki\|Chinese language\|Chinese}}: ~~少寒; Korean: 小韩~~) was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] during the early 18th century. He was also the nephew of [[Sun (Hualien Trading Company)\|Sun]], the head of the [[Hualien Trading Company]] in [[Macau]].		'''Xiao Han''' ({{Wiki\|Chinese language\|Chinese}}: 蕭韓) was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] during the early 18th century. He was also the nephew of [[Sun (Hualien Trading Company)\|Sun]], the head of the [[Hualien Trading Company]] in [[Macau]].

	During his tenure as Mentor, the Chinese Brotherhood was nearly [[1720s Chinese Assassin purge\|wiped out]] by the [[Qing dynasty\|Qing Empire]], which was responsible for the persecution of countless {{wiki\|Han Chinese}} people. Seeking to overthrow the Qing dynasty and restore the Brotherhood's former strength, Xiao Han led the search for a [[Southeast Asian Pieces of Eden\|set]] of three [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]] which would allow him to succeed in his goal.		During his tenure as Mentor, the Chinese Brotherhood was nearly [[1720s Chinese Assassin purge\|wiped out]] by the [[Qing dynasty\|Qing Empire]], which was responsible for the persecution of countless {{wiki\|Han Chinese}} people. Seeking to overthrow the Qing dynasty and restore the Brotherhood's former strength, Xiao Han led the search for a [[Southeast Asian Pieces of Eden\|set]] of three [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]] which would allow him to succeed in his goal.
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	===Etymology===		===Etymology===
	Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>		Xiao (蕭) is a common Chinese surname derived from {{Wiki\|Xiao County}}, a region in the north of the {{Wiki\|Anhui}} province of East China.<ref>{{WP\|Xiao (surname)}}</ref> Han (韓) is also a Chinese surname derived from 姬 ({{Wiki\|Ji (Zhou dynasty ancestral surname)\|Jì}}), the ancestral name of the {{Wiki\|Zhou dynasty}} that ruled China between the 11th and 3rd centuries BCE, though it can also be used a given name.<ref>{{WP\|Han (Chinese surname)}}</ref> The name is also used to denote the {{Wiki\|Han Chinese\|Han people}}, the largest ethnic group in China.<ref>{{WP\|Han Chinese}}</ref>

			In the version of ''Forgotten Temple'' published by Bilibili Comics, Xiao Han's name is written as 少寒 in Chinese, and 小韩 in Korean. The name 少寒 is romanized as ''Shǎo hán'', with 少 meaning "few" or "small" and 寒 meaning "cold" or "poor".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==