[5] In 1333, when King Chungsuk, his older half first cousin, stayed in Yuan, Wang Hu became Gwonseohaengseongsa (권서행성사; 權署行省事) while temporarily take charge of its affairs.
[6] After Chungsuk went to Eoyong Hall (어용전; 御容殿) in Pyongyang, he then brought the National Seal (국인; 國印) along with assistant chancellor (찬성사; 成事; ch'ansŏngsa) Cho Chŏk (조적; 曺頔) and royal secretary (밀직사; 密直使; miljiksa) Chŏng Ki (정기; 鄭頎) for the King.
[7] His grandmother, Princess Jeonghwa's older brother was a monk at Donghwa Temple (동화사; 桐華寺), made several thousand and hundred men as slaves, which Wang Hu benefited a lot.
[9] One year later, while Gongmin went to Chimwon (침원, 寢園; royal tomb) for did the Chunhyang (춘향, 春享; Ritual in Spring), Wang Hu attended as Aheongwan (아헌관).
[10] In 1361, when the northwest was devastated by the invasion of the Red Turbans and Gaeseong was captured, Wang Hu surrendered along with Jeollipanseo Yi An (전리판서 이안; 典理判書 印安), General Kim Sŏ-gwang (대호군 김서광; 大護軍 金瑞光).