Xiāo Cháng 蕭常, late-twelfth-century Southern-Sòng xiānggòng jìnshì 鄉貢進士 (provincial-level licentiate) of Lúlíng 廬陵 (modern Jí’ān 吉安, Jiāngxī). His father Xiāo Shòupéng 蕭壽朋 (see 蕭壽朋) was unhappy with Chén Shòu 陳壽’s Sānguó zhì — its recognition of Wèi 魏 as legitimate and its corresponding deposition of Shǔ-Hàn 蜀漢 — and had begun to revise it on Xí Zuòchǐ 習鑿齒 / Zhū Xī lines, but died before completing the work. Xiāo Cháng took up the project in execution of his father’s wish and produced over twenty years’ labour the Xù Hòu-Hànshū 續後漢書 (KR2d0012), which sets up the Hàn legitimacy on Liú Bèi (Zhāoliè dì 昭烈帝) and demotes Wèi and Wú to zàijì 載記. The work was presented in Qìngyuán 慶元 6 (1200) with a preface by Zhōu Bìdà 周必大 (1126–1204; see 周必大). Xiāo Cháng held no formal office and took no further examinations; he is otherwise unrecorded outside the Xù Hòu-Hànshū and its prefatory matter. CBDB id 52225 (no dates). The work shares its title with the better-known Xù Hòu-Hànshū of Hǎo Jīng 郝經 (KR2d0013), and the catalog distinguishes the two by surname-prefix (“Xiāoshì” 蕭氏 / “Hǎoshì” 郝氏).