Dong Zhuo

2nd-century Chinese military general and warlord Dong Zhuo董卓A Qing dynasty illustration of Dong ZhuoGrand Preceptor (太師)In office189 (189) – 192 (192)MonarchEmperor Xian of HanChancellor of State (相國)In office189MonarchEmperor Xian of HanGeneral of the Vanguard (前將軍)In office188–189MonarchsEmperor Ling of Han / Emperor Shao of Han Personal detailsBorn140sMin County, GansuDied(192-05-22)22 May 192Xi'an, ShaanxiChildrenNiu Fu's wifeat least two sonsParentsDong Junya (father)Lady of Chiyang (mother)RelativesDong Zhuó (brother)Dong Min (brother)Lü Bu (foster son)Dong Huang (nephew)Dong Bai (granddaughter)at least one grandsonOccupationMilitary general, politician, warlordCourtesy nameZhongying (仲穎)PeerageMarquis of Mei (郿侯)Military serviceAllegianceHan EmpireDong Zhuo's regimeUnitDong Zhuo's forcesHan Imperial ForcesBattles/warsLiang Province RebellionMassacre of the EunuchsCampaign against Dong Zhuo Dong ZhuoChinese董卓TranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinDǒng ZhuóGwoyeu RomatzyhDoong JwoWade–GilesTung3 Cho2IPA[tʊ̀ŋ ʈʂwǒ]Yue: CantoneseYale RomanizationDúng CheukJyutpingDung2 Coek3IPA[tʊŋ˧˥ tsʰœk̚˧]Southern MinTâi-lôTáng To