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Wang Dechen (died 1259) was a trusted general of Möngke Khan.

In 1259, he was a commander of the Siege of Diaoyu Castle, during which he was killed.

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 '''Wang Dechen''' (died 1259) was a trusted general of [[Möngke Khan]].
-In 1259, he was a commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyou Castle]], during which he was killed.
+In 1259, he was a commander of the [[Siege of Diaoyu Castle]], during which he was killed.
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