Wang Shichong (chinois: 王世充 ; pinyin: wáng shìchōng), mort en 621, est un général chinois de la dynastie Sui, qui renversa l'empereur Yang Tong (楊侗) et dirigea brièvement l'État de Zheng en tant qu'empereur.
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