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{Lz-0332-0-3}[Biography]
{Lz-0332-0-3_desc}Ling Cao, a native of Wu commandery and father of Ling Tong. During his youth, Ling Cao was a gallant gentleman who devoted himself to errantry. He was well regarded by people around the Huai River valley, and held some influence in his hometown in Yuhuan. When Sun Ce first raised his banner in 194, Ling Cao joined him and participated in the conquests in Jiangdong. Ling Cao's valiant effort and extraordinary skill on the field had earned the appraisal by Sun Ce that he should be appointed as the vanguard should there be a battle. It was said that whenever he was fighting the enemies, he would always charge ahead of all other men as if he was ready to sacrifice himself for his lord. Despite the fact Ling Cao did not come from an influential family, he had gained the fifth highest rank within the Sun forces via military accomplishment, and became a renowned general the Sun family relied upon. Excluding the clansmen of Sun Ce, only 4 other officers held a higher rank above Ling Cao when the latter held the position of Colonel Who Routs the Caitiffs. Ling Cao also demonstrated his brilliance as a civil officer. He established his governance by administering fairly and set up policies and defense that during his tenure.

During the Battle of Xiakou, which was aimed to exterminate Huang Zu, Ling Cao again acted as the vanguard for Sun Quan's force. Upon arrival at the battlefield, Ling Cao ordered a charge aimed at the enemy commanding unit. The defense line was immediately broken by Ling Cao's uninterrupted dash, and Huang Zu's army was thrown into confusion by such a sudden incident. Seeing the opportunity to finish off Huang Zu once and for all, Ling Cao penetrated into the thick of enemy troops to pursue the commander. However, as Ling Cao was close to capturing Huang, he was killed by a stray arrow shot by Gan Ning from a distance.
{Lz-0332-0-3_effects_desc}Promotion gives +2 to Authority
{Lz-0332-0-3_gain_desc}This general gained a rank.
{Lz-0332-0-3_epithet_desc}- Colonel Who Routs the Caitiffs

{Lz-0332-0-4}[Biography]
{Lz-0332-0-4_desc}Ling Cao, a native of Wu commandery and father of Ling Tong. During his youth, Ling Cao was a gallant gentleman who devoted himself to errantry. He was well regarded by people around the Huai River valley, and held some influence in his hometown in Yuhuan. When Sun Ce first raised his banner in 194, Ling Cao joined him and participated in the conquests in Jiangdong. Ling Cao's valiant effort and extraordinary skill on the field had earned the appraisal by Sun Ce that he should be appointed as the vanguard should there be a battle. It was said that whenever he was fighting the enemies, he would always charge ahead of all other men as if he was ready to sacrifice himself for his lord. Despite the fact Ling Cao did not come from an influential family, he had gained the fifth highest rank within the Sun forces via military accomplishment, and became a renowned general the Sun family relied upon. Excluding the clansmen of Sun Ce, only 4 other officers held a higher rank above Ling Cao when the latter held the position of Colonel Who Routs the Caitiffs. Ling Cao also demonstrated his brilliance as a civil officer. He established his governance by administering fairly and set up policies and defense that during his tenure.

During the Battle of Xiakou, which was aimed to exterminate Huang Zu, Ling Cao again acted as the vanguard for Sun Quan's force. Upon arrival at the battlefield, Ling Cao ordered a charge aimed at the enemy commanding unit. The defense line was immediately broken by Ling Cao's uninterrupted dash, and Huang Zu's army was thrown into confusion by such a sudden incident. Seeing the opportunity to finish off Huang Zu once and for all, Ling Cao penetrated into the thick of enemy troops to pursue the commander. However, as Ling Cao was close to capturing Huang, he was killed by a stray arrow shot by Gan Ning from a distance.
{Lz-0332-0-4_effects_desc}Promotion gives +3 to Authority
{Lz-0332-0-4_gain_desc}This general gained a rank.
{Lz-0332-0-4_epithet_desc}- Marquis of Hukou

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{Lz-0332-0-3} [Tiểu sử]{Lz-0332-0-3_desc} ««Linh Cao, một nguồn gốc của ngô quận và là cha của Ling Tong. Thời tuổi trẻ, Ling Cao là một quý ông dũng cảm đã cống hiến mình cho errantry. Ông đã tốt coi bởi những người xung quanh thung lũng sông hoài, và tổ chức một số ảnh hưởng tại quê nhà của ông ở Yuhuan. Khi tôn lần đầu tiên nêu ra các biểu ngữ của mình trong 194, Ling Cao gia nhập anh ta và tham gia vào các cuộc chinh phục ở Jiangdong. Linh Cao nỗ lực valiant và các kỹ năng đặc biệt trên các lĩnh vực đã giành được thẩm định bởi Sun Ce rằng ông nên được bổ nhiệm làm tiên phong có nên một trận chiến. Người ta nói rằng bất cứ khi nào ông đã chiến đấu kẻ thù, ông sẽ luôn luôn tính phí trước của tất cả các người đàn ông khác nếu như ông đã sẵn sàng hy sinh bản thân cho Chúa của ông. Mặc dù thực tế linh Cao không đến từ một gia đình có ảnh hưởng lớn, ông đã đạt được thứ năm các xếp hạng cao nhất trong vòng mặt trời lực lượng thông qua các thành tựu quân sự, và đã trở thành một vị tướng nổi tiếng của gia đình Sun dựa vào. Ngoại trừ clansmen Sun Ce, chỉ có 4 các sĩ quan khác tổ chức xếp hạng cao hơn trên linh Cao khi sau này giữ vị trí của Đại tá người Routs các Caitiffs. Linh Cao cũng đã chứng minh sáng chói của mình như là một nhân viên dân sự. Ông thiết lập quản trị của mình bằng cách quản lý khá và thiết lập các chính sách và quốc phòng mà trong thời gian của mình tenure.

During trận sách, mà nhằm mục đích tiêu diệt hoàng Zu, Ling Cao một lần nữa đóng vai trò tiên phong cho tôn quyền lực. Khi đến chiến trường, Ling Cao ra lệnh cho một khoản phí nhằm vào các đơn vị đối phương chỉ huy. Đường dây phòng thủ ngay lập tức bị phá vỡ bởi linh Cao không bị gián đoạn dash, và Huang Zu quân bị ném vào sự nhầm lẫn bởi một sự cố bất ngờ. Nhìn thấy cơ hội để liễu hoàng Zu một lần và cho tất cả, linh Cao thâm nhập vào dày của quân địch để theo đuổi người chỉ huy. Tuy nhiên, như linh Cao gần chụp hoàng, ông đã bị giết bởi một mũi tên đi lạc, bị bắn bởi Gan Ning từ một khoảng cách.{Lz-0332-0-3_effects_desc} Chương trình khuyến mại cho + 2 cơ quan{Lz-0332-0-3_gain_desc} Tướng này đã đạt được một thứ hạng.{Lz-0332-0-3_epithet_desc}-đại tá người Routs các Caitiffs {Lz-0332-0-4} [Tiểu sử]{Lz-0332-0-4_desc}Ling Cao, a native of Wu commandery and father of Ling Tong. During his youth, Ling Cao was a gallant gentleman who devoted himself to errantry. He was well regarded by people around the Huai River valley, and held some influence in his hometown in Yuhuan. When Sun Ce first raised his banner in 194, Ling Cao joined him and participated in the conquests in Jiangdong. Ling Cao's valiant effort and extraordinary skill on the field had earned the appraisal by Sun Ce that he should be appointed as the vanguard should there be a battle. It was said that whenever he was fighting the enemies, he would always charge ahead of all other men as if he was ready to sacrifice himself for his lord. Despite the fact Ling Cao did not come from an influential family, he had gained the fifth highest rank within the Sun forces via military accomplishment, and became a renowned general the Sun family relied upon. Excluding the clansmen of Sun Ce, only 4 other officers held a higher rank above Ling Cao when the latter held the position of Colonel Who Routs the Caitiffs. Ling Cao also demonstrated his brilliance as a civil officer. He established his governance by administering fairly and set up policies and defense that during his tenure.

During the Battle of Xiakou, which was aimed to exterminate Huang Zu, Ling Cao again acted as the vanguard for Sun Quan's force. Upon arrival at the battlefield, Ling Cao ordered a charge aimed at the enemy commanding unit. The defense line was immediately broken by Ling Cao's uninterrupted dash, and Huang Zu's army was thrown into confusion by such a sudden incident. Seeing the opportunity to finish off Huang Zu once and for all, Ling Cao penetrated into the thick of enemy troops to pursue the commander. However, as Ling Cao was close to capturing Huang, he was killed by a stray arrow shot by Gan Ning from a distance.{Lz-0332-0-4_effects_desc} Chương trình khuyến mại cho + 3 cơ quan{Lz-0332-0-4_gain_desc} Tướng này đã đạt được một thứ hạng.{Lz-0332-0-4_epithet_desc}-Marquis của Hukou