Campaigns and Death
After the Liangshan outlaws are granted amnesty by the emperor, Zhang Heng follows them on their campaigns against the Liao invaders and other rebel forces. During the Fang La campaign, Zhang Shun is killed in the battle of Hangzhou. After Zhang Shun's death, his spirit possesses Zhang Heng and he slays the enemy general Fang Tianding for revenge. Zhang Shun's spirit leaves his brother's body after that and Zhang Heng recovers from his trance. He is deeply saddened by the loss of his brother and collapses on the spot, dying from illness not long later.
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