Prince Daigong of Shu

Prince Daigong of Shu (x x 4630 - x x 4691 AY) was the first son of Emperor Haoxian V of the Second Han Dynasty and his third concubine, Esuno Kichiyo. Despite being the son of the third concubine, Daigong was legally third-in-line to the throne after his father's death in 4669 AY. He was, in fact, the grandfather of Emperor Haoxian VII. Popularly known as the Chrysanthemum Prince, he is a national hero in Cedarin and Zajiang (his mother's homeland, then known as Shu) for his exceptional military and political leadership during the Great Wars. He is said to have masterminded the reversal of Cedarinian fortunes during the [xth] Great War, culminating in the conquest of Aidis, where he lost his life at the siege of Don Holden. He features in many Cedarinian and Zajiang legends, such as those surrouding the Battle of Blood Forest, of which he was one of the few survivors.