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茅成(?-1366年),安徽定远人,元末明初军事将领。
其在和州跟随朱元璋部队,为常遇春麾下。攻破太平时候,授万户。后跟随大军平定常州、寧國、衢州、金華,升任太平興國翼元帥。后攻破安庆、援助安丰、攻占武昌,升任指揮副使。此后攻占贛州、安陸、襄陽、泰州,皆有功。后跟随徐达进攻平江,焚烧張士誠船。在攻打苏州婁門时候,与张士诚部队短兵相接,后战死。贈東海郡公,祀功臣廟[1]。
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^ 《明史》(卷133):“茅成,定遠人。自和州從軍,隸常遇春麾下。克太平,始授萬戶。從定常州、寧國,進總管。克衢州,授副元帥。守金華,改太平興國翼元帥。從克安慶,援安豐,戰鄱陽,克武昌,授武德衛千戶。尋進指揮副使。取贛州、安陸、襄陽、泰州,皆有功。從徐達攻平江,焚張士誠戰船,築長圍困之。達攻婁門,士誠出兵戰,成擊敗之。突至外郛,中叉死。贈東海郡公,祀功臣廟。”
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