(), and Tianping's military governor Cao Cunshi () died in battle. Cao's officer Zhu Xuan took over the Tianping forces and defended Yun against Han's siege, and Han was unable to capture it for some half a year. During his siege of Yun, Zhuge recaptured the Heyang territory that he had previously lost to Han. In early 883, when Zhu sought peace, Han agreed and withdrew from Tianping, in order to attack Zhuge again at Heyang. Zhuge sent his officer Li Hanzhi to intercept Han at Wuzhi (武陟, in modern Jiaozuo), defeating him. After the battle, Han's officer Le Xingda headed directly back to Weibo's capital Wei Prefecture () and entered it. The soldiers supported Le's takeover. Thereafter, Han either died in anger or was killed by his own officers. Notes and references Old Book of Tang, vol. 181. New Book of Tang, vol. 210. Zizhi Tongjian, vols. 252, 255. 9th-century births 883 deaths Tang dynasty jiedushi of Weibo Circuit Tang dynasty nonimperial princes Politicians from Handan Tang dynasty generals from Hebei Tang dynasty politicians from Hebei