The 240s decade ran from January 1, 240, to December 31, 249.
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- Shi Chong (or Jilun), Chinese politician and statesman
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- Gu Yong (or Yuantan), Chinese official and politician (b. 168)
- Hu Zong (or Weize), Chinese official and general (b. 183)
- Timesitheus, Roman advisor and praetorian prefect (b. 190)
- Xue Zong (or Jingwen), Chinese official, politician and poet
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- Ammonius Saccas, Alexandrian-Greek philosopher (approximate date)
- Lu Xun (or Boyan), Chinese general and statesman (b. 183)
- Wu (or Wu Xian), Chinese empress of the Shu Han state
- Wu Can (or Kongxiu), Chinese official and politician
- Zhao Yan (or Boran), Chinese official and general (b. 171)
- Zhang Xiu (or Shusi), Chinese general and statesman (b. 205)
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- Dong Yun (or Xiuzhao), Chinese general and politician
- Gu Tan (or Zimo), Chinese official and politician (b. 205)
- Jiang Wan (or Gongyan), Chinese general and statesman
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