
Warlord of Liaodong who conquered parts of Korea.
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Gongsun Du was appointed Administrator of Liaodong commandery by the Han court. He used his position to establish an independent regime, ruling the region with autonomy and expanding his territory.
Gongsun Du ruled Liaodong as a de facto independent state, ignoring central Han authority. He maintained stability, promoted agriculture, and attracted refugees from the chaos of central China, creating a prosperous enclave.
Gongsun Du launched military campaigns into the Korean peninsula, conquering territories including the Lelang and Xuantu commanderies. This expansion extended Chinese influence into Korea and established Liaodong as a regional power.
Gongsun Du died in 204, and his son Gongsun Kang inherited his position. The Gongsun family continued to rule Liaodong independently for decades, maintaining autonomy from the Three Kingdoms.
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