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Name (family, given), style, Wade-Giles, tones, traditional and simplified Chinese.
| Officer Name (Wade-Giles) |
Traditional, Simplified |
Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese |
|---|---|---|
| Feng Ji (Yuantu) | 逢紀 (元圖) | |
| Fêng Chi (Yüan-t‘u) | 逢纪 (元图) | |
| Vassal of Yuan Shao. Supported Yuan Shang as Shao’s successor. | ||
Notes: ‘Peng Ji’ in the online Brewitt-Taylor translation. ‘Pang Ji’ in the ZZTJ. |
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| Feng Li | 馮禮 | |
| Fêng Li | 张礼 | |
| Served Yuan Shang. Punished for intoxication. Betrayed to Wei. Killed by Shen Pei. | ||
| Guo Yuan | 郭援 | |
| Kuo Yüan | 郭援 | |
| Yuan Shang general. Zhong Yao’s sister’s son. Slain by Pang De at Pingyang. | ||
| Han Fan | 韓范 | |
| Han Fan | 韩范 | |
| Feigned surrender to Cao Cao but was persuaded by Xu Huang to genuinely surrender. | ||
| Ju Gu | 沮鵠 | |
| Chü Ku | 沮鹄 | |
| Maintained Handan. Defeated by Zhang Liao and shot while fleeing. | ||
Notes: Appears in some Koei games, and a few other sources, as Ju Hu. |
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| Li Fu (Zixian) | 李孚 (子憲) | |
| Li Fu (Tzŭ-hsien) | 李孚 (子宪) | |
| Snuck through the Wei lines into Ye and then back out again. | ||
Notes: ‘Li Mu’ in chapter 32 and ‘Li Qu’ in chapters 79 and 80, and ‘Li Zu’ in chapter 97 of the online Brewitt-Taylor translation to distinguish from others named Li Fu. |
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| Liang Qi | 梁岐 | |
| Liang Ch‘i | 梁岐 | |
| Surrendered his county to Cao Cao in 204. | ||
| Lü Kuang | 呂曠 | |
| Lü K‘uang | 吕旷 | |
| Served Yuan Shang. Defected to Yuan Tan then Cao Cao. Attacking Liu Bei, killed by Zhao Yun. | ||
| Lü Xiang | 呂翔 | |
| Lü Hsiang | 吕翔 | |
| Younger brother of Lü Kuang, whom he followed everywhere. | ||
Notes: He is known as Lü Xiang in SGZ and SGYY, and Gao Xiang (高翔) in HHS and ZZTJ. |
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| Ma Yan | 馬延 | |
| Ma Yen | 马延 | |
| Served Yuan Shang, and later Cao Cao. Killed by Gan Ning. | ||
| Qian Zhao (Zijing) | 牽招 (子經) | |
| Ch‘ien Chao (Tzŭ-ching) | 牵招 (子经) | |
| Persuaded the Wuhuan to side with Cao Cao over the Yuan’s. Mourned Yuan Shang. | ||
| Shen Pei (Zhengnan) | 審配 (正南) | |
| Shên P‘ei (Chêng-nan) | 审配 (正南) | |
| Served Yuan Shao with loyalty. After Shao’s death, sided with his youngest son, Shang. | ||
| Shen Rong | 審榮 | |
| Shên Jung | 审荣 | |
| Nephew of Shen Pei. Betrayed Jizhou after the family of his friend, Xin Pi, was executed. | ||
| Su You | 蘇由 | |
| Su Yu | 苏由 | |
| Defended Ji when Yuan Shang went to help his brother against Cao Cao. | ||
| Yin Kai | 尹楷 | |
| Yin K‘ai | 尹楷 | |
| Mantained supplies for Yuan Shang. Killed by Xu Chu in the novel. | ||
| Yuan Shang (Xianfu) | 袁尚 (顯甫) | |
| Yüan Shang (Hsien-fu) | 袁尚 (显甫) | |
| A handsome man, won his father’s favor but lost to Cao Cao. Executed by Gongsun Kang. | ||
| Yuan Xi (Xianyi) | 袁熙 (顯奕) | |
| Yüan Hsi (Hsien-i) | 袁熙 (显奕) | |
| Eventually took in Shang, driven out by revolt. Executed by Gongsun Kang. | ||
| Zhang Yi | 張顗 | |
| Chang I | 张顗 | |
| Killed by Gan Ning as he cleared the road ahead for Cao Cao. Historically not at Chibi. | ||
Notes: ‘Zhang Zi’ in the online Brewitt-Taylor translation to distinguish among others named Zhang Yi. |
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