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Shao Jun (1505-unknown) was a member of the Chinese Assassins' Brotherhood. A former Concubine of Emperor Zhengde, she was rescued by the Assassins after the Emperor's death, and devoted her life to the Order as a result.

Zhengde's successor Jiajing, a puppet of the Tigers, ordered a purge of those who opposed him, which included the Assassins.

Following the Order's decline in China, Shao Jun and her Mentor Zhu Jiuyuan fled west to seek out the Italian Assassin Mentor, Ezio Auditore da Firenze.

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	[[Shao Jun]] (1505-unknown) was a member of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Assassins' Brotherhood]]. A former Concubine of [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]], she was rescued by the [[Assassins]] after the Emperor's death, and devoted her life to the Order as a result.		[[Shao Jun]] (1505-unknown) was a member of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Assassins' Brotherhood]]. A former Concubine of [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]], she was rescued by the [[Assassins]] after the Emperor's death, and devoted her life to the Order as a result.