Pang Hong (simplified: 庞宏, traditional: 龐宏, pinyin: Páng Hóng) was Pang Tong’s son. After Pang Tong’s death at Luo County in 214, Liu Bei mourned him and honoured his family. Pang Hong later served Shu Han and became Administrator of Fuling (涪陵太守). His uncle Pang Lin defected to Wei after Yiling; Pang Hong remained in Shu.
Pang Hong龐宏
Pang Tong's son; served Shu Han as Administrator of Fuling.
CharacterShu Han 蜀漢
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