Three Kingdoms: A Somewhat Less Than Critical
Listing of Characters in Alphabetical Order
Ahuinan |
Man chiefain under Meng Huo, executed by Meng Huo |
87, 88 |
Bai Juyi |
literary reference: poet |
104 |
Baiqi |
historical reference: conquered Kingdom of Chu |
118 |
Bao Long |
advisor to Zhao Fan, executed by Zhao Zilong |
52 |
Bao Su |
officer under Jiang Wei, killed in action |
111 |
Bao Xin |
commandant, lord of Jibei, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, killed by Yellow Scarves |
3, 5, 10 |
Bao Zhong |
brother of Bao Xie, killed by Hua Xiong |
5 |
Bei Yan |
chief general under Gongsun Yuan, killed by Xiahou Ba |
106 |
Bi Gui (Zhaoxian) |
official under Cao Shuang, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
Bian He |
historical reference: presented seal of state to King of Chu |
6 |
Bian Hong |
assistant to Sun Yi, betrayed Sun Yi, executed by Gui Lan and Dai Yuan |
38 |
Bian Que |
historical reference: physician |
78 |
Bian Rang |
governor of Jiujiang, friend of Tao Qian, executed by Cao Cao |
10, 22 |
Bian Xi |
officer under Cao Cao, killed by Lord Guan |
27 |
Bing Ji |
historical reference: a lesson against micromanagement |
103 |
Bing Yuan |
friend of Hua Xin, aka Dragon's Stomach |
66 |
Bo Le |
historical reference: horse trainer |
23 |
Bo Luo |
historical reference: legendary horse trainer |
60 |
Bo Shou |
advisor to Riverlands, dead by the time he is mentioned |
97 |
Bo Yi |
elder of the Shang dynasty who starved to death rather than serve Zhou |
44 |
Bu Chan |
officer killed by Lu Kang |
120 |
Bu Zhi |
advisor to Sun Quan |
43, 44, 68, 73, 83 |
Cai He |
brother of Cai Mao, executed by Zhou Yu |
34, 46, 47, 49 |
Cai Lin |
officer under Zhuge Ke (under Sun Liang), defected to the North |
108 |
Cai Mao |
commander under Liu Biao, brother-in-law, then under Cao Cao, executed by Cao Cao |
6, 7, 31, 34, 35, 39-41, 45 |
Cai Xun |
brother of Cai Mao, officer under Cai Mao |
34, 45, 50 |
Cai Yan |
poet, prisoner of Xiongnu, daughter of Cai Yong, wife of Dong Si |
71 |
Cai Yang |
officer under Cao Cao, killed by Lord Guan |
26-28 |
Cai Yong |
court counselor for Emperor Ling, warned of eunuchs, served under Emperor Xian too, then Cao Cao |
1, 3, 4, 9, 29, 40, 71 |
Cai Zhong |
brother of Cai Mao, killed by Gan Ning |
34, 46, 47, 49 |
Cao Ang |
eldest son of Cao Cao, killed by forces of Zhang Xiu |
16, 18, 68, 78 |
Cao Anmin |
nephew of Cao Cao, killed by forces of Zhang Xiu |
16, 18 |
Cao Bao |
advisor under Tao Qian then Xuande, betrayed Xuzhou to Lü Bu, killed by Zhang Fei |
10, 14 |
Cao Cao (Mengde) |
command of security in Luoyang, magistrate of Dunqiu, cavalry commander, then King of Wei, died C. 78 |
1-6, 10-82, 85, 88, 91, 93, 94, 96, 97, 99, 106, 109, 111, 114, 119, 120 |
Cao Chun |
officer under Cao Ren, brother of Cao Ren |
51 |
Cao De |
younger brother of Cao Song, killed by Zhang Kai |
10 |
Cao E |
historical reference: he had a tablet |
71 |
Cao Fang (Lanqing) |
son of Cao Rui, heir apparent, Emperor of North |
106-109, 114, 120 |
Cao Hong (Zilian) |
Cao Cao's cousin, commander under Cao Cao |
5, 6, 11, 12, 14, 17, 22, 24, 26, 30-33, 40, 41, 50, 51, 56-59, 61, 69, 71, 78, 80 |
Cao Huan (Jingming) |
originally Cao Huang, made Emperor of North by Sima Zhao after Cao Mao's assassination |
114, 117, 120 |
Cao Jie |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperors Huan & Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants |
1, 3 |
Cao Ju |
Pengcheng prince, Sima Shi's choice to replace Cao Fang |
109 |
Cao Man |
historical reference |
109 |
Cao Mao (Yanshi) |
grandson of Cao Pi, Queen Mother's choice to replace Cao Fang, Emperor of North, killed by Cheng Ji |
109-111, 114, 120 |
Cao Pi (Zihuan) |
eldest son of Cao Cao, succeeds Cao Cao as King of Wei, usurps Han throne, dies of illness after 7 years as Emperor |
32-34, 68, 72, 78-82, 84-87, 91, 93, 94, 97, 99, 106, 109, 111, 119, 120 |
Cao Ren (Zixiao) |
Cao Cao's cousin, commander under Cao Cao, passed away in Chapter 86 |
5, 6, 11, 12, 14, 17, 19, 22, 23, 29-31, 35, 36, 40-43, 48, 50, 51, 58, 59, 66-68, 73-76, 84-86 |
Cao Rui (Yuanzhong) |
son of Cao Pi and Lady Zhen, succeeds Cao Pi as Emperor, dies after being haunted by ghost of Empress in c. 106, posthumously Emperor Ming |
91-103, 105-107, 111, 120 |
Cao Shen |
historical reference: prime minister under the Supreme Ancestor |
43, 73, 105 |
Cao Shuang (Zhaobo) |
son of Cao Zhen, regent for Cao Fang, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107, 110 |
Cao Song |
father of Cao Cao, originally a Xiahou, , killed by Zhang Kai |
1, 5, 10, 11, 22 |
Cao Teng |
eunuch, adoptive father of Cao Song |
1, 22 |
Cao Wenshu |
half-brother of Cao Shuang, executed by Sima Yi |
107 |
Cao Xi |
younger brother of Cao Shuang, officer under him, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
Cao Xing |
general under Lü Bu, killed by Xiahou Dun in the eye-eating incident |
11, 12, 18 |
Cao Xiong |
fourth son of Cao Cao & Lady Bian, hung himself after Cao Cao's death |
68, 78, 79 |
Cao Xiu |
officer under Cao Cao, commander of Royal Guard, then under Cao Pi, died after defeat by Lu Xun |
56, 68, 69, 71, 80, 84-86, 91, 96, 97 |
Cao Xu |
historical reference: shaman, got drunk, drowned |
71 |
Cao Xun |
younger brother and general under Cao Shuang, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
Cao Yan |
younger brother and permanent attendant cavalier under Cao Shuang, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
Cao Yong |
officer under Cao Ren, killed by Pang De |
58 |
Cao Yu |
son of Cao Pi, refused to be regent for Cao Fang |
106 |
Cao Zhang (Ziwen) |
second son of Cao Cao & Lady Bian, fond of martial arts, not books, Cao's "yellowbeard boy" |
68, 72, 78, 79 |
Cao Zhen (Zidan) |
officer under Cao Pi, then Supreme Commander of the Central Army, killed by a letter from Kongming |
84-86, 91, 93-95, 97-101, 106, 107 |
Cao Zhi (Zijian) |
third son of Cao Cao & Lady Bian, adept at composition |
34, 68, 72, 78, 79, 91 |
Cao Zun |
general under Cao Zhen, cousin of Cao Zhen, killed by Wei Yan |
93, 94 |
Cen Bi |
general under Yuan Tan, killed by Lü Kuang |
32 |
Cen Hun |
eunuch, Sun Hao's special friend, killed and eaten by palace officials |
120 |
Cen Peng |
historical reference: valorous general |
23 |
Cen Wei |
officer under Sima Yi, killed by Wang Ping |
102 |
Cen Zhi (Gongxiao) |
1 of 8 Paragons of Jiangxia |
6 |
Chang Diao |
officer under Cao Ren, killed by Zhu Huan |
85 |
Chang Xi |
Mount Tai rebel who aided Lü Bu |
18-20 |
Chapter 105. Kongming's prediction of Wei Yan's Revolt |
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Chapter 27. The Man of the Magnificent (Lord Guan) Beard Rides Alone a Thousand Li; |
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Chapter 41: Zhao Zilong Saves Young Master Liu |
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Chapter 42: Zhang Fei single-handedly turns back a million man army |
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Chapter 43: Kongming's Oration to the Southland |
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Chapter 49: Kongming & Xuande predict Lord Guan's kindness to Cao Cao |
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Chapter 95: Strumming His Lute, Kongming Drives Off Sima |
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Che Zhou |
general under Cao Cao, killed by Lord Guan |
20, 21 |
Chen Dan |
minister of the interior under Emperor Ling, killed by eunuchs |
2 |
Chen Deng (II) |
governor of Guangling |
78 |
Chen Deng (Yuanlong) (I) |
officer under Tao Qian then Xuande then Lü Bu (while Cao Cao's man) |
11, 12, 14, 16-19, 21, 22, 24 |
Chen Fan |
Imperial Guardian for Emperor Ling |
1 |
Chen Gong (Gongtai) |
magistrate, joins Cao Cao briefly, advisor to Lü Bu, executed by Cao Cao |
4, 5, 10-19 |
Chen Gui |
father of Chen Deng |
16-19, 21 |
Chen Heng |
officer under Xue Li, killed by Jiang Qin |
15 |
Chen Ji |
general under Yuan Shu |
17 |
Chen Jiao |
advisor under Cao Ren, then minister of War under Cao Cao |
51, 78, 79 |
Chen Jiu |
officer under Huang Zu, killed by Lü Meng |
38 |
Chen Jun |
officer under Sima Zhao (under Cao Mao) |
112 |
Chen Lan |
general under Yuan Shu |
15-17, 21 |
Chen Lin (Kongzhang) |
secretary to He Jin, later Master of Documents under Yuan Shao, then under Cao Cao |
2, 3, 22, 32, 56 |
Chen Ping |
historical reference: able advisor to Emperor Gao Zu |
23, 33, 43, 85, 97 |
Chen Ping |
historical reference: a lesson against micromanagement |
103 |
Chen Qian |
general under Sima Zhao (under Cao Mao) |
111, 112, 119 |
Chen Qun (II) |
Captain under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui) against Gongsun Yuan |
106 |
Chen Qun (Zhangwen) (I) |
imperial censor under Cao Cao, then Supreme Commander under Cao Pi |
58, 78-80, 91 |
Chen Sheng |
officer under Liu Biao, killed by Sun Ce |
7 |
Chen Shi |
garrison commander under Huang Zhong, later general under Second Emperor, executed by Kongming |
71, 98, 100 |
Chen Sun |
general submitted to Liu Biao then revolted, killed by Zhang Fei |
34 |
Chen Tai |
official under Sima Yi, then general under Sima Shi |
107, 109-111, 114 |
Chen Wei |
advisor to Li Ying |
11 |
Chen Wu (Zilie) |
officer under Sun Ce, then Sun Quan, killed by Pang De |
15, 49-51, 55, 61, 67, 68 |
Chen Xiang (Zhonglin) |
1 of 8 Paragons of Jiangxia |
6 |
Chen Ying |
advisor to Zhao Fan, executed by Zhao Zilong |
52 |
Chen Yuan |
officer under Yang Hu (under Sima Yan) |
120 |
Chen Zao |
vanguard commander under Cao Zhen, killed by Ma Dai |
95 |
Chen Zhen (I) |
servant under Yuan Shao |
26, 28, 29 |
Chen Zhen (II) |
official in charge of documents under Xuande |
81, 91, 98 |
Cheng Bing (Deshu) |
advisor to Sun Quan |
38, 83 |
Cheng Dechen |
historical reference: general killed by leader of Chu |
96 |
Cheng Deshu |
advisor to Sun Quan |
43 |
Cheng He |
army inspector of Yu Jin, warned of floods, killed by Lord Guan |
74 |
Cheng Ji (I) |
advisor to Xuande, killed himself rather than surrender |
81, 84, 85 |
Cheng Ji (II) |
brother of Cheng Zu, officer under Sima Zhao, killed Cao Mao, executed by Sima Zhao |
114 |
Cheng Kuang |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperor Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants, killed by Yuan Shao & Cao Cao |
1, 3 |
Cheng Lian |
general under Lü Bu, killed by Yue Jin |
11, 12 |
Cheng Pu (Demou) |
commander under Sun Jian, then Sun Ce, then Sun Quan, once mistakenly called Chen Pu |
5-7, 15, 29, 39, 44, 45, 49-53, 56, 67, 75 |
Cheng Wu |
military advisor to Xiahou Mao, son of Cheng Yu |
92 |
Cheng Yi |
officer under Han Sui, killed by forces of Cao Cao |
58 |
Cheng Yin |
officer under Han Sui, killed by forces of Cao Cao |
58 |
Cheng Yu (Zhongde) |
military aide to Cao Cao |
10-12, 14, 16, 19-21, 23-25, 27, 31-33, 36, 37, 48-50, 56, 61, 92 |
Cheng Yuanzhi |
Yellow Scarves chieftain, killed by Lord Guan |
1 |
Cheng Zi |
officer under Sun Quan, son of Cheng Pu |
44 |
Cheng Zu |
officer under Sima Zhao (under Cao Mao), executed by Sima Zhao |
112, 114 |
Chi Lü |
imperial censor under Cao Cao, later general of the Royal Guard under Cao Cao |
40, 66 |
Chief Shamoke |
King of the Qian, ally of Xuande, leader of Mao and Yao tribesmen, killed by Zhou Tai |
82, 84, 85 |
Chong Er |
historical reference: acceptable marriages |
77 |
Chong Fu |
minister of ritual under Dong Zhuo, killed when Dong Zhuo's four generals sack Chang'an |
9 |
Chong Ji |
Changshui commandant, friend of Dong Cheng, executed by Cao Cao |
20, 21, 23, 24 |
Chong Shao |
court counselor, aided Ma Teng, killed by Li Jue & Guo Si |
10 |
Chou Lian |
Marshal under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui) against Gongsun Yuan, executed by Sima Yi |
106 |
Chu of the Wuhuan |
imperial inspector of Youzhou, joined Cao Cao |
33 |
Chunyu Dan |
officer under Lu Xun |
84 |
Chunyu Dao |
officer under Cao Ren, killed by Zhao Zilong |
41 |
Chunyu Qiong |
commandant, later general under Yuan Shao, mutilated by Cao Cao, executed by Yuan Shao |
3, 22, 30 |
Concubine Cao |
daughter of Cao, wife of Emperor Xian, later Empress Cao |
66, 80 |
Concubine Guo |
Cao Pi's second wife |
91 |
Confucius |
historical reference: to annals |
17, 21, 23, 35, 40, 56, 60, 78, 105, 114 |
Cuan Xi |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Cui Liang |
governor of Anding, killed by Zhang Bao |
92 |
Cui Lie |
minister of interior under Emperor Ling, brother of Cui Yi |
3 |
Cui Lie |
commandant under Dong Zhuo, killed when Dong Zhuo's four generals sack Chang'an |
9 |
Cui Yan (Jigui) |
assistant inspector of Jizhou under Cao Cao, staff supervisor, later chief of the Secretariat, executed by Cao Cao |
33, 39, 68 |
Cui Yi |
manor owner, rescues Emperor Shao |
3 |
Cui Yong |
general under Guo Si, killed by Xu Huang |
13 |
Cui Yu |
lieutenant commander under Zhu Ran, captured by Zhang Bao, executed by Xuande |
82 |
Cui Zhouping |
friend of Shan Fu and Kongming |
37, 113 |
Dai Ling |
officer under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui) |
99, 100 |
Dai Yuan |
assistant governor of Danyang under Sun Yi, betrayed Sun Yi |
38 |
Dang Jun |
officer under Deng Ai (under Cao Mao) |
113, 114 |
Deng Ai (Shizai) |
official in the North, stutters, imperial inspector of Yanzhou under Sima Shi then general under Sima Zhao, killed by Tian Xu |
107, 110-120 |
Deng Cheng |
officer under Sun Chen |
113 |
Deng Dun |
official under Sima Zhao, opposed offensive against Riverlands, executed by Sima Zhao |
115 |
Deng Liang |
son-in-law and commander under Second Emperor |
118 |
Deng Long |
officer under Huang Zu, killed by Gan Ning |
38 |
Deng Mao |
officer under Cheng Yuanzhi, killed by Zhang Fei |
1 |
Deng Tong |
advisor to Riverlands, dead by the time he is mentioned |
97 |
Deng Xian (I) |
official under Liu Zhang, killed by Huang Zhong |
60-62 |
Deng Xian (II) |
Meng Da's nephew |
94, 95 |
Deng Yang (Xuanmao) |
official under Cao Shuang, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
Deng Yi |
secretary to the protector under Liu Zong |
40, 42 |
Deng Yu |
historical reference: Han Marshall, ancestor of Deng Zhi |
85, 106 |
Deng Zhi (Bomiao) |
Riverlands officer under Xuande, secretary of the Agricultural Tax Department under Liu Shan |
65, 85, 86, 91, 92, 95, 96, 100, 105 |
Deng Zhong |
son of Deng Ai, officer under Deng Ai (under Cao Mao), killed by Tian Xu |
111-113, 115, 117, 119 |
Dian Man |
son of Dian Wei, officer under Cao Cao |
17 |
Dian Wei |
colossus, bodyguard of Cao Cao, killed by forces of Zhang Xiu, leader of Tiger Guard, Cao Cao's personal guard |
10-12, 14, 16-18, 58 |
Diaochan |
adopted daughter of Wang Yun, seduces Dong Zhuo & Lü Bu, later Lü Bu's concubine |
8, 9, 16, 19 |
Ding Fei |
prefect of Weinan county, ally of Cao Cao |
58 |
Ding Feng (Chengyuan) |
general under Sun Quan, loyal general to Sun Xiu, dead by c. 120 |
38, 44, 49-51, 55, 56, 75, 76, 83, 84, 86, 108, 112, 117, 119, 120 |
Ding Fung |
general under Ding Feng (under Sun Xiu) |
117 |
Ding Guan |
imperial secretary, loyal to Emperor Shao, argued against moving the capital to Chang'an, killed by Dong Zhuo |
4 |
Ding Jingli |
brother of Ding Zhengli, drinking buddy of Cao Zhi, literary man, executed by Cao Pi |
79 |
Ding Li |
advisor to Riverlands, dead by the time he is mentioned |
97 |
Ding Mi (Yanjing) |
official under Cao Shuang, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
Ding Xian |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Ding Yuan |
imperial inspector of Jingzhou, killed by Lü Bu |
3 |
Ding Zhengli |
drinking buddy of Cao Zhi, literary man, executed by Cao Pi |
79 |
Dong Chao (I) |
subcommander under Yu Jin, killed by Pang De upon the suggestion of surrender |
74 |
Dong Chao (II) |
courier under Sun Chen |
113 |
Dong Cheng |
imperial in-law, ally of Yang Feng, executed by Cao Cao |
13, 14, 20, 21, 23, 24, 57, 69, 73, 78, 109 |
Dong Chong |
uncle of Prince Bian, killed himself |
2 |
Dong He (Youzai) |
governor of Yizhou |
64, 65 |
Dong Heng |
subcommander under Yu Jin, killed by Pang De upon the suggestion of surrender |
74 |
Dong Huang |
nephew of Dong Zhuo, privy counselor, killed by Huangfu Song |
8, 9 |
Dong Jue |
staff officer under Kongming then Jiang Wei, died of heartbreak after fall of Han |
87, 90, 91, 99, 116-119 |
Dong Min |
brother of Dong Zhuo, commander, killed by Huangfu Song |
3, 8, 9 |
Dong Si |
son-in-law of Cai Yong |
71 |
Dong Xi (II) |
officer under Xiahou Mao, killed by Guan Xing |
92 |
Dong Xi (Yuandai) (I) |
officer under Sun Ce, then Sun Quan, drowned refusing to abandon ship |
15, 38, 44, 49, 50, 53, 67, 68 |
Dong Xun |
Minister of the Interior under Cao Rui |
105 |
Dong Yun |
inner bureau chief under Liu Shan, then officer under Second Emperor, died in c. 107 |
85, 91, 105, 107, 115 |
Dong Zhao (Gongren) |
general under Cao Cao, later senior advisor |
14, 61, 76 |
Dong Zhuo (Zhongying) |
native of Lintao in Longxi, Imperial Corps commander, governor of Hedong, became Imperial Preceptor, killed by Lü Bu |
1-11, 13, 15, 20, 22, 30, 33, 38, 44, 56, 73, 93, 109, 120 |
Dongtuna |
Man chiefain under Meng Huo, executed by Meng Huo |
87, 88 |
Dou Wu |
Regent Marshal for Emperor Ling, killed by eunuchs |
1, 2 |
Du Fu |
literary reference: poet |
84, 85, 104, 105 |
Du Kang |
historical reference: legendary first vintner |
48 |
Du Lu |
naval commander under Xuande, surrendered to Sun Quan |
82 |
Du Mu |
literary reference: Tang dynasty poet |
48 |
Du Qi |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Du Qiong |
counselor under Xuande then Liu Shan |
80, 85, 91, 100 |
Du Rui |
officer/carpenter under Kongming |
102 |
Du Shang |
historical reference: prefect of Shangyu in Cao Xu's story |
71 |
Du Wei |
secretary under Second Emperor |
91 |
Du Xi |
counselor to Cao Cao |
66 |
Du Xi |
lieutenant under Xiahou Yuan |
71 |
Du Yi |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Du Yu |
general under Sima Yan, chosen to claim the Southland from Sun Hao |
120 |
Du Yuan |
Yellow Scarves leader, killed by Liao Hua |
27 |
Duan Gui |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperor Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants, killed |
3-Jan |
Duan Wei |
general, aided Yang Feng then Cao Cao |
13, 17 |
Duke of Zhou |
historical reference: |
48, 56, 61, 68, 109 |
Duke Shao |
historical reference: child emperor at start of Zhou dynasty |
20 |
Duke Wen of Jin |
historical reference: acceptable marriages |
77 |
Duke Wen of Jin |
historical reference: enemy of leader of Chu |
96 |
E Huan |
officer under Gao Ding |
87 |
Eheshaoge |
Qiang commander, killed himself rather than surrender to the North |
109 |
Elai |
historical reference: another colossus |
10 |
Emperor Ai |
historical reference: |
37 |
Emperor Cheng |
historical reference: child emperor at start of Zhou dynasty |
20 |
Emperor Chong |
historical reference: emperor who first gave eunuch's political power |
2 |
Emperor Guang Wu |
historical reference: emperor between rivers, first emperor of the Later Han |
3, 12, 29, 37, 80, 120 |
Emperor He |
historical reference |
71 |
Emperor Huan |
historical reference: third to last Han emperor, put all his trust in corrupt eunuchs |
1, 22, 27, 31, 37, 57, 93 |
Emperor Jing |
historical reference: son of Emperor Wen, ancestor of Xuande |
22, 36, 54, 80 |
Emperor Ling |
second to last Han emperor |
1, 2, 4, 36, 37, 57, 93 |
Emperor Ming |
historical reference: second ruler of the later Han |
27 |
Emperor Ping |
historical reference: |
37 |
Emperor Shun |
historical reference |
29 |
Emperor Wen |
historical reference: son of supreme ancestor |
22 |
Emperor Wu |
historical reference: long reigning emperor, spared Sima Qian |
9, 105 |
Emperor Yi |
historical reference: Emperor of Chu dynasty |
14 |
Emperor Zhi |
historical reference: emperor who first gave eunuch's political power |
2 |
Empress Fu |
wife of Emperor Xian, executed by Cao Cao |
66, 78 |
Empress Lü |
historical reference: wife of supreme ancestor |
22 |
Empress Mao |
Cao Rui's consort, became Empress then lost favor, killed herself, haunted Cao Rui |
105, 106 |
Empress Quan |
wife of Sun Liang |
113 |
Empress Zhang |
wife of Cao Fang, daughter of Zhang Qi, executed by Sima Shi |
109 |
Er Chong |
historical reference: |
39 |
Er Shensheng |
historical reference: |
39 |
Fa Zhen |
father of Fa Zheng |
60 |
Fa Zheng (Xiaoshi) |
friend of Zhang Song, advisor to Xuande, declared dead in C. 79 |
60-65, 70, 71, 73, 77, 79 |
Fan Cheng |
prefect of Luoyang under Cao Cao |
14 |
Fan Chou |
commander under Niu Fu, Dong Zhuo, killed by Li Jue |
3, 5, 9, 10 |
Fan Jian |
staff officer under Kongming, then under Jiang Wei |
87, 91, 99, 102, 111, 119 |
Fan Jiang |
commander under Zhang Fei, beaten by Zhang Fei, assassinated Zhang Fei, executed and sacrificed by Zhang Bao |
81, 83 |
Fan Kang (Zhongzhen) |
1 of 8 Paragons of Jiangxia |
6 |
Fan Kuai |
historical reference: warrior |
14 |
Fan Kuai |
historical reference: sword dance and assassination |
21 |
Fan Li |
historical reference: military strategist |
33, 79, 119 |
Fan Neng |
officer under Liu Yao, killed by Sun Ce |
15 |
Fan Pang (Mengbo) |
1 of 8 Paragons of Jiangxia |
6 |
Fan Qi |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Fang Yue |
general under Wang Kuang, killed by Lü Bu |
5 |
Fei Guan |
brother-in-law of Liu Zhang, general under Liu Zhang |
64, 65 |
Fei Shi |
Riverlands captain under Xuande then Second Emperor |
65, 73, 91 |
Fei Tu |
historical reference: fleet horsemen |
23 |
Fei Yao |
officer under Cao Zhen (under Cao Rui), killed himself rather than be captured |
97 |
Fei Yi |
Riverlands officer under Xuande then Kongming |
65, 87, 88, 91, 96, 99, 101-105, 107 |
Feng Dan |
official under Sima Yan |
120 |
Feng Fang |
father of the wife of Yuan Shu |
17 |
Feng Li |
commander of the gate at Jizhou, killed by Shen Pei |
32 |
Feng Xi |
lieutenant commander under Xuande, killed in battle |
81-85 |
Feng Xu |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperor Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants, agent of Zhang Jue (Yellow Scarves) |
1, 2 |
First Emperor of Qin |
historical reference: had the seal carved |
6 |
Fu De |
brother of Empress, wife of Emperor Xian, later Empress Fu, aka Consort Dong, executed while pregnant by Cao Cao |
13, 20, 24, 78 |
Fu Gan (Yancai) |
military advisor to Cao Cao |
66 |
Fu Gu |
chief secretary to Sima Shi |
108, 110 |
Fu Qian |
officer under Jiang Wei, died in battle |
112-116 |
Fu Shiren |
officer under Lord Guan, then hated by Xuande, executed by Xuande |
73, 75, 76, 80, 83 |
Fu Tong |
commanders aide under Xuande, killed by Ding Feng |
81, 84, 85 |
Fu Wan |
father of Empress Fu, executed by Cao Cao |
20, 78 |
Fu Xuan |
advisor to Liu Zong, advised surrender of Jingzhou to Cao Cao |
40, 41 |
Fu Ying |
confidante of Sun Yi |
38 |
Fu Yue |
historical reference: |
23 |
Gan Ning (Xingba) |
officer under Huang Zu under Liu Biao, later officer under Sun Quan, killed by Chief Shamoke, circled by crows |
38, 39, 45-47, 49-51, 53, 56, 66-68, 82, 83 |
Gan Xiu |
old man in Southland |
113 |
Gao Ding |
governor of Yuesui, surrendered to Kongming |
87 |
Gao Gan |
imperial inspector of Bingzhou, nephew of Yuan Shao, killed by Wang Yan |
31-33 |
Gao Lan |
general under Yuan Shao, defected to Cao Cao, killed by Zhao Zilong |
22, 30, 31 |
Gao Pei |
officer under Liu Zhang, executed by Xuande |
61, 62 |
Gao Ruo |
North Minister of the Interior |
107 |
Gao Sheng |
lieutenant to Zhang Bao (Yellow Scarves), killed by Zhang Fei |
2 |
Gao Shun |
officer under Lü Bu, executed by Cao Cao |
11, 12, 14-19 |
Gao Xiang |
general in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91, 93, 95, 96, 102, 103 |
Gao Yao |
historical reference: author of "The Counsels of Gao Yao" |
73 |
Gao Zu |
historical reference: founder of Han, Supreme Ancestor, aka Liu Bang |
2, 6, 12, 14, 17, 20, 22, 29-31, 37, 38, 43, 54, 73, 79, 80, 82, 91, 97, 112, 120 |
Ge Ding |
soldier under Taishi Ci, executed by Zhang Liao |
53 |
Ge Yong |
officer under Guanqiu Jian during revolt, killed by Deng Ai |
110 |
Geng Gong |
historical reference: officer, when trapped, prayed for a well and got it |
109 |
Geng Ji (Jixing) |
privy treasurer under Cao Cao, plotted against Cao Cao, executed by Cao Cao |
69 |
Geng Wu |
lieutenant under Han Fu, killed by Yan Liang |
7 |
Geng Yan |
historical reference: able advisor who was not a scholar |
43 |
Gong Du |
Yellow Scarves leader, later general under Xuande, killed by Cao Cao's forces |
26-28, 31 |
Gong Gong |
historical reference: mythological figure who broke a pillar of heaven causing the sky to tilt |
86 |
Gong Jing |
governor of Qingzhou |
1 |
Gong Qi |
officer under Kongming in second expedition against the North, killed by Wang Shuang |
97 |
Gong Zhi |
officer under Jin Xuan, killed by Gong Zhi |
52, 53 |
Gongsun Du |
a general, father of Gongsun Kang |
33, 106 |
Gongsun Gong |
advisor and brother to Gongsun Kang |
33, 44, 106 |
Gongsun Huang |
eldest son of Gongsun Kang |
106 |
Gongsun Kang |
governor of Liaodong, father of Gonsgun Yuan |
33, 106 |
Gongsun Xiu |
son of Gongsun Yuan, executed by Sima Yi |
106 |
Gongsun Yuan |
second son of Gongsun Kang, revolted against Cao Rui, executed by Sima Yi |
105, 106 |
Gongsun Yue |
younger brother of Gongsun Zan, killed by Yuan Shao |
7 |
Gongsun Zan |
early friend of Liu Bei, governor of Beiping, , 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, killed himself battling Yuan Shao |
1, 2, 5-7, 11, 12, 18, 21, 22, 28, 31, 120 |
Gou An |
district commander, general under Jiang Wei,surrendered to North |
100, 101, 107, 108, 116 |
Gou Jian |
historical reference: King of Yue |
112, 119 |
Great episodes: |
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Gu Li |
commander under Sun Quan |
67 |
Gu Yong (Yuantan) |
advisor to Sun Quan, prime minister |
29, 38, 43, 44, 56, 61, 65, 68, 73, 82, 83, 86, 96, 98 |
Guan Chun |
officer under Han Fu, killed by Wen Chou |
7 |
Guan Ding |
farmer, aids Lord Guan |
28 |
Guan Hai |
Yellow Scarves leader, killed by Lord Guan |
11 |
Guan Lu (Gongming) |
the marvelous diviner, later a famous mathematician |
69, 71, 106, 107 |
Guan Ning |
son of Guan Ding |
28 |
Guan Ning (II) |
friend of Hua Xin, aka Dragon's Tail |
66 |
Guan Ping |
son of Guan Ding, adopted son of Lord Guan, then general under Lord Guan, executed by Sun Quan |
28, 31, 39, 49, 57, 60, 62, 63, 65, 66, 73-78 |
Guan Suo |
Lord Guan's third son |
87-89 |
Guan Xing |
second son of Lord Guan, general under Xuande then Second Emperor, died of illness in c. 102 |
74, 77, 78, 81-85, 87, 91-102 |
Guan Yi |
grandson of Lord Guan, lord of Hanshou precinct, killed in wake of Zhong Hui's failed coup |
119 |
Guan Yong |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Guan Yu (Yunchang) |
aka Lord Guan, second oath brother, wielded a Green Dragon crescent-moon blade and also served as a mounted archer, 1 of 5 Tiger Generals, executed by Sun Quan in C. 77 |
1, 2, 5-7, 11-22, 24-28, 34-43, 45, 49-53, 55, 56, 60, 63, 65-67, 70, 73-83, 85, 94, 97, 110, 120 |
Guan Zhong |
historical reference: able advisor |
36-38, 43, 93, 104, 118 |
Guang Wu |
historical reference: restored jade seal to the emperor |
6 |
Guanqiu Dian |
son of Guanqiu Jian |
110 |
Guanqiu Jian (Zhonggong) |
imperial inspector of Youzhou, loyal to Cao Rui, general under Sima Shi, killed by Song Bai in drunken stupor |
105, 108-110 |
Gui Lan |
district military commander at Danyang under Sun Yi, betrayed Sun Yi, killed by Fu Ying |
38 |
Gui Yuanjin |
inspector under Chunyu Qiong, killed by Cao Cao |
30 |
Gun |
historical reference: in legend of Shun, executed by Shun |
96 |
Guo Chang |
manor lord, aids Lord Guan |
28 |
Guo En |
Guan Lu uncovered that Guo En and his brothers had murdered their aunt for a peck of rice |
69 |
Guo Huai (Boji) |
acting army major under Cao Hong then under Cao Zhen, imperial inspector of Yongzhou, killed by Jiang Wei |
70, 93-99, 101-103, 107-109 |
Guo Jia (Fengxiao) |
military aide to Cao Cao, died in offensive in the Wuhuan desert |
10-12, 14, 16-19, 21, 23, 24, 29, 32-34, 50 |
Guo Sheng |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperor Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants, killed by Yuan Shao & Cao Cao |
3-Jan |
Guo Si |
commander under Niu Fu, Dong Zhuo, killed by Wu Xi |
3, 5, 6, 9-11, 13, 14, 20, 57, 93, 112, 120 |
Guo Tu |
advisor to Yuan Shao then Yuan Tan, killed by Yue Jin |
22, 27, 28, 30-32 |
Guo Ye |
son of Guo Jia |
34 |
Guo Yong |
father of Cao Pi's second wife |
91 |
Guo Youzhi |
civil administrator under Xuande and Second Emperor |
91 |
Han Dang (Yigong) |
commander under Sun Jian, then Sun Ce, then Sun Quan |
5-7, 15, 29, 44, 45, 48-51, 55, 61, 67, 75, 76, 82-84 |
Han De |
general under Cao Rui, led Qiang troops, killed by Zhao Zilong |
92 |
Han Fu |
imperial inspector of Jizhou, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, later governor of Luoyang, killed by Lord Guan |
5, 7, 27 |
Han Hao |
officer under Cao Cao, younger brother of Han Xuan, killed by Huang Zhong |
70, 71 |
Han Heng |
assistant inspector of Youzhou, did not join Cao Cao |
33 |
Han Ji |
officer under Cao Rui |
98 |
Han Juzi |
inspector under Chunyu Qiong |
30 |
Han Meng |
general under Yuan Shao |
30 |
Han Qi |
fourth son of Han De, captured by Zhao Zilong |
92 |
Han Qiong |
third son of Han De, killed by Zhao Zilong |
92 |
Han Rong |
aid to Emperor Xian |
13 |
Han Song |
officer under Liu Biao |
23 |
Han Sui |
imperial inspector of Bingzhou, ally of Ma Teng |
10, 21, 23, 44, 48, 57, 58, 120 |
Han Xian |
White Wave rebel then general under Yuan Shu then under Lü Bu, killed by Xuande's men |
13, 14, 17 |
Han Xin |
historical reference: general who quit Xiang Yu before he fell, was elevated to King |
30, 43, 71, 73, 85, 96, 118, 119 |
Han Xuan |
governor of Changsa, killed by Wei Yan |
41, 53 |
Han Yao |
second son of Han De, wounded by Zhao Zilong |
92 |
Han Yin |
envoy from Yuan Shu to Lü Bu, executed by Cao Cao |
16, 17 |
Han Ying |
eldest son of Han De, killed by Zhao Zilong |
92 |
Han Zhen |
officer under Second Emperor |
94 |
Han Zhong |
follower of Zhang Jue (Yellow Scarves), killed |
2 |
Han Zong |
officer under Sima Shi (under Cao Fang), killed by Ding Feng |
108 |
Handan Chun |
historical reference: author of Cao Xu's story |
71 |
Hao Han |
officer under Cao Cao |
39 |
Hao Meng |
general under Lü Bu |
11, 12 |
Hao Zhao (Bodao) |
general under Cao Rui, died of illness |
96-98 |
He He |
counselor to Cao Cao |
66 |
He Jin |
Regent Marshal for Emperor Ling, uncle of Prince Bian, killed by eunuchs |
1-4, 120 |
He Man |
Yellow Scarves rebel, killed by Cao Hong |
12 |
He Meng |
general under Lü Bu, executed by Cao Cao |
18, 19 |
He Miao |
brother of He Jin, turned against He Jin, killed by Wu Kuang |
2, 3 |
He Ping |
Riverlands officer under Yang Yi |
105 |
He Yan (Pingshu) |
official under Cao Shuang, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
He Yi |
Yellow Scarves rebel, executed by Cao Cao |
12 |
He Yu |
encouraged Cao Cao to seek glory |
1 |
He Yu (2) |
court official intent on ridding the palace of eunuchs |
2 |
He Zeng |
advisor to Sima Zhao |
119 |
He Zhi |
minister of the interior under Sun Hao |
120 |
He Zong |
libationer under Xuande |
80 |
High Priest of the Azure Realm |
Taoist Hermit who predicts Xuande's conquest of the Riverlands |
62 |
Hou Cheng |
general under Lü Bu |
11, 12, 18, 19 |
Hou Ji |
historical reference: high ancestor of the Zhou dynasty |
17 |
Hou Lan |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperor Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants |
1, 3 |
Hou Xuan |
officer under Han Sui |
58, 59 |
Hou Yi |
historical reference: governed by force |
13 |
Hu Ban |
aide to Wang Zhi, son of Hu Hua, aids Lord Guan |
27, 73 |
Hu Cai |
White Wave rebel, killed |
13 |
Hu Chi'er |
accomplice then traitor of Niu Fu, killed by Lü Bu |
9 |
Hu Fen |
apparently Northern soldier, later general under Du Yu (under Sima Yan) |
112, 120 |
Hu Hua |
retired court counselor, aids Lord Guan |
27, 73 |
Hu Ji |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91, 113, 115, 116 |
Hu Juer |
commander under Zhang Xiu |
16 |
Hu Lie |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116, 119 |
Hu Miao |
privy counselor to Emperor Xian |
13 |
Hu Yuan |
officer under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan), son of Hu Lie |
119 |
Hu Zhen |
officer under Dong Zhuo, killed by Cheng Pu |
5 |
Hu Zhi |
general under Cao Rui, governor of Dongwan |
96 |
Hu Zhong (I) |
officer/carpenter under Kongming |
102 |
Hu Zhong (II) |
secretary to Sun Hao |
120 |
Hu Zun |
vanguard general under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui) against Gongsun Yuan, then under Sima Shi |
106, 108, 110 |
Hua He |
deputy treasurer under Sun Hao |
120 |
Hua Jiao |
deputy imperial executive to Sun Xiu |
119 |
Hua Tuo (Yuanhua) |
physician under Sun Ce, healed Zhou Tai, healed Lord Guan |
15, 29, 75, 78 |
Hua Xin |
governor of Yuzhang, taken over by Sun Ce, later advocate for Sun Quan, imperial secretary under Cao Cao, aka Dragon's Head, then imperial censor, prime minister under Cao Pi, grand commandant under Cao Rui |
29, 56, 66, 69, 78-80, 91, 94, 99 |
Hua Xiong |
officer under Dong Zhuo, killed by Lord Guan |
5 |
Hua Yong |
officer under Wang Jing (under Cao Mao) |
110 |
Huai Ying |
historical reference: acceptable marriages |
77 |
Huan Fan (Yuanze) |
Minister of Agriculture, official under Cao Shuang, aka "Store of Wisdom", executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
Huan Jia |
officer under Sima Shi (under Cao Fang), killed by Ding Feng |
108 |
Huan Jie (I) |
officer under Sun Jian |
7, 8 |
Huan Jie (II) |
official under Cao Pi |
79, 80 |
Huan Yi |
secretary to Sun Liang, executed by Sun Chen |
113 |
Huang Chengyan |
father-in-law of Kongming, aided Lu Xun |
37, 84, 117 |
Huang Chong |
officer under Zhuge Zhan (under Second Emperor), killed in battle with Deng Ai |
117 |
Huang Gai (Gongfu) |
commander under Sun Jian, then Sun Ce, then Sun Quan |
5-7, 15, 43, 44, 46, 47, 49, 50, 55, 67 |
Huang Hao |
trusted but corrupt eunuch in the court of the Second Emperor, executed by Sima Zhao |
112, 113, 115-119 |
Huang Kui |
officer under Cao Cao, son of Huang Wan, executed by Cao Cao |
57, 58 |
Huang Quan (Gongheng) |
secretary to Liu Zhang, then Xuande, then palace director, defected to Cao Pi |
60, 62, 64, 65, 80-85 |
Huang Shao |
Yellow Scarves rebel, executed by Cao Cao |
12 |
Huang Wan |
Grand Commandant under Dong Zhuo, argued against moving the capital to Chang'an, died in Li Jue's coup |
6, 9, 57 |
Huang Zhong (Hansheng) |
elder general under Han Xuan, then under Xuande, 1 of 5 Tiger Generals, died of a wound inflicted by Ma Zhong in C. 83 |
53, 55, 56, 60, 62-65, 70-73, 77, 81-83, 91 |
Huang Zu |
officer under Liu Biao, killed by Gan Ning |
7, 8, 18, 23, 29, 38, 39 |
Huangfu Kai |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116 |
Huangfu Li |
aid to Emperor Xian |
13 |
Huangfu Song |
Imperial Corps commander |
1, 2, 9 |
Huo Guang |
historical reference: minister of Han |
3, 109 |
Huo Jun (Zhongmiao) |
officer under Xuande |
62, 65, 70 |
Huo Qubing |
historical reference: general who had victories in the Gobi Desert |
72 |
Huo Yi |
governor of Jianning, under Second Emperor, surrendered to North |
119 |
Ji Chu |
historical reference: song writer and dance choreographer |
23 |
Ji Ling |
general under Yuan Shu, killed by Zhang Fei |
14-17 |
Ji Mao (Wenran) |
brother of Ji Mu, ally of Jin Yi against Cao Cao, killed in the uprising |
69 |
Ji Mu (Siran) |
brother of Ji Mao, ally of Jin Yi against Cao Cao, killed in the uprising |
69 |
Ji Ping |
physician, father of Ji Mao and Ji Mu |
23, 69, 78 |
Jia Chong (Gonglü) |
trusted confidant of Sima Zhao, son of Jia Kui |
111, 114, 115, 118-120 |
Jia Fan |
lieutenant commander under Gongsun Yuan, advised against rebellion, executed by Gongsun Yuan |
106 |
Jia Hua |
officer under Sun Quan |
53, 54 |
Jia Kui |
Imperial Officer First Grade under Cao Pi then Cao Rui |
79, 96, 111 |
Jia Xu |
advisor to Dong Zhuo's four generals (Li Jue, Guo Si, Zhang Ji, Fan Chou) after Dong Zhou's death, then advisor to Zhang Xiu, then advisor to Cao Cao, grand commandant under Cao Pi, passed away in Chapter 86 |
9, 10, 13, 14, 16-18, 23, 30, 32, 59, 66-68, 74, 78-80, 82, 85, 86 |
Jia Yi |
historical reference: spirited youth who served a previous emperor |
23 |
Jian Shuo |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperor Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants, killed by Guo Sheng |
1, 2 |
Jian Yong (Xianhe) |
personal assistant to Xuande |
18, 19, 22, 24, 28, 31, 35, 39, 41, 45, 49, 63, 65 |
Jiang Ban |
advisor to Zhuge Dan, surrendered to the North |
112 |
Jiang Bin |
officer under Jiang Wei, surrendered to the North |
113, 115, 116 |
Jiang Gan (Ziyi) |
naval officer under Cao Cao |
45-47, 57 |
Jiang Ji |
advisor to Cao Cao then Cao Pi then Cao Fang |
75, 86, 107 |
Jiang Jiong |
father of Jiang Wei |
92 |
Jiang Qi |
general under Yuan Shao, killed by Zhang Liao |
30 |
Jiang Qin (Gongyi) |
officer under Sun Ce, then Sun Quan |
15, 44, 45, 49-51, 55, 67, 68, 75, 76 |
Jiang Shu |
officer under Jiang Wei, surrendered to the North |
112-116 |
Jiang Wan (Gongyan) |
secretary to Kongming, died in c. 107 |
63, 65, 87-89, 91, 96, 98, 100, 101, 104, 105, 107 |
Jiang Wei (Boyue) |
advisor to Ma Zun, surrendered to Kongming, heir to Kongming, killed himself after failed attempt to restore Han |
92-105, 107-120 |
Jiang Xian |
messenger under Second Emperor |
118 |
Jiang Xiong |
historical reference: made amorous advances toward the queen of Chu |
9 |
Jiang Xu |
Yang Fu's cousin, a general under Cao Cao |
64 |
Jiang Yan |
warned Zhuge Ke against attacking the North |
108 |
Jiang Yiqu |
general under Yuan Shao |
31 |
Jiang Ziya |
historical reference: advisor who helped found Zhou dynasty |
37, 38, 43, 77, 88, 98, 105, 119 |
Jiao Bing |
general under Cao Cao, killed by Zhao Zilong |
71 |
Jiao Bo |
chief of guards under Cao Mao, killed by Cheng Ji |
114 |
Jiao Chu |
lieutenant under Yuan Xi, then under Cao Cao, killed by Han Dang |
33, 41, 48 |
Jiao Yi |
advisor to Zhuge Dan, surrendered to the North |
112 |
Jin Midi |
prime minister, ancestor of Jin Yi |
69 |
Jin Shang |
commandant under Yuan Shu, executed by Yuan Shu |
17 |
Jin Xiang |
officer under Kongming in second expedition against the North |
97 |
Jin Xuan |
governor of Wuling |
52 |
Jin Yi |
plotted against Cao Cao, killed in the uprising |
69 |
Jinhuansanjie |
Man chiefain under Meng Huo, killed by Zhao Zilong |
87 |
Ju Gu |
son of Ju Shou, officer under Yuan Shang, killed by Zhang Liao |
32 |
Ju Shou |
officer under Yuan Shao, ignored and imprisoned by Yuan Shao, executed by Cao Cao |
7, 22, 25-27, 30, 32 |
Kan Ze (Derun) |
advisor to Sun Quan |
38, 46, 47, 49, 66, 83 |
Kebinang |
King of the Xianbi nation in Liaodong, ally of Cao Pi |
85 |
Khan of the Xiongnu |
Khan of the Xiongnu |
33 |
King Cheliji |
King of the Western Qiang, ally of Cao Rui |
94 |
King Duosi |
Man chieftain, friend of Meng Huo, killed fighting the forces of Kongming |
89, 90 |
King Huai |
historical reference: king who ignored advice of ministers |
60 |
King Midang |
Qiang King, ally of Jiang Wei |
109 |
King Mulu |
Man King with occult powers, killed fighting the forces of Kongming |
90 |
King of Chu |
historical reference: first king with the seal of state |
6 |
King of Qi |
historical reference: boiled Li Yiji alive |
86 |
King of the Left |
Xiongnu Chieftain |
71 |
King of Wu |
historical reference: |
44 |
King of Yan |
had to leave the capital when Cao Shuang was appointed regent |
106 |
King Tang |
historical reference: great conqueror and humane ruler |
60 |
King Wen |
historical reference: loyal minister at end of Shang dynasty |
17, 38, 56, 78, 80, 112, 114 |
King Wu |
historical reference: first emperor of Zhou dynasty |
37, 44, 60, 62, 80, 99 |
King Xiang |
historical reference: king of Zhou dynasty |
14 |
King Zhuang of Chu |
historical reference: overlooked amorous advances of underling toward the queen |
9 |
Kong Rong (Wenju) |
governor of Beihai, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, later advisor to Cao Cao, executed by Cao Cao |
5, 11, 15, 20, 22, 23, 40 |
Kong Xiu |
officer under Cao Cao, killed by Lord Guan |
27 |
Kong Yu (Shiyuan) |
1 of 8 Paragons of Jiangxia |
6 |
Kong Zhou |
imperial inspector of Yuzhou, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo |
5 |
Kuai Liang |
commander under Liu Biao, dead by chapter 34 |
6-8, 18, 23, 34 |
Kuai Tong |
historical reference: advised Han Xin to establish independent kingdom |
119 |
Kuai Yue |
commander under Liu Biao, then Liu Zong |
6, 7, 34, 40, 41 |
Lady Bian |
wife of Cao Cao, mother of Pi, Zhang, Zhi and Xiong |
68, 78, 79 |
Lady Cai |
second wife of Liu Biao, executed by Cao Cao |
34, 35, 39-41 |
Lady Chen |
first wife of Liu Biao |
34 |
Lady Cui |
first wife of Liu Chan, killed herself rather than surrender to the North |
118 |
Lady Ding |
Cao Cao's principal wife |
68 |
Lady Fan |
sister-in-lawof Zhao Fan |
52 |
Lady Gan |
wife of Xuande, died |
15, 22, 25-28, 41, 42, 54, 85 |
Lady Guo (I) |
wife of Guo Si |
13 |
Lady Guo (II) |
Cao Rui's favorite, Empress after Lady Mao, queen mother |
105, 107, 109-111, 119 |
Lady He |
younger sister of He Jin, royal concubine to Emperor Ling, Empress He |
4-Feb |
Lady Hu |
wife of Liu Yan |
115 |
Lady Huang |
wife of Kongming, mother of Zhuge Zhan, daughter of Huang Chengyan, astrologer |
117 |
Lady Li (I) |
wife of Pang De |
74 |
Lady Li (II) |
wife of Ma Miao, hung herself rather than surrender |
117 |
Lady Liu |
wife of Cao Shuang |
107 |
Lady Liu (I) |
wife of Yuan Shao |
31-33 |
Lady Liu (II) |
concubine of Cao Cao, mother of Cao Ang |
68, 78 |
Lady Mi |
wife of Xuande, sister of Mi Zhu, killed herself so that Zhao Zilong would save Ah Dou |
15, 22, 25-28, 41, 42, 85 |
Lady Pan |
wife of Sun Quan, mother of Sun Liang |
108 |
Lady Qiao |
wife of Sun Ce, Qiao daughter #1, "beauty of the South" |
29, 44, 48, 54 |
Lady Qiao # 2 |
beauty of the Southland, wife of Zhou Yu |
44, 48, 54, 56, 57 |
Lady Sun |
Sun Quan's sister, third wife of Xuande, killed herself upon false news of Xuande's death |
54, 56, 61, 62, 66, 73, 77, 82-84 |
Lady Tang |
concubine of Emperor Shao |
4 |
Lady Wang (I) |
concubine of Emperor Ling |
2 |
Lady Wang (II) |
wife of Zhao Ang, mother of Zhao Yue |
64 |
Lady Wang (III) |
wife of Sun Quan, mother of Sun He |
108 |
Lady Wang (IV) |
wife of Sima Zhao |
119 |
Lady Wu (I) |
first wife of Sun Jian, mother of Sun Quan, aka State Mother Wu, Xuande's mother-in-law, posthumously Empress Wu Lie |
7, 29, 38, 43, 44, 54, 55, 61 |
Lady Wu (II) |
sister of Wu Yi, Xuande's fourth wife, Empress |
77, 80, 85 |
Lady Wuyang |
mother of He Miao |
2 |
Lady Xiahou |
wife of Cao Shuang |
107 |
Lady Xishi |
historical reference: beauty |
65 |
Lady Xu (I) |
wife of Sun Yi, fortuneteller |
38 |
Lady Xu (II) |
wife of Sun Quan, mother of Sun Deng |
108 |
Lady Yan |
wife of Lü Bu |
16, 19 |
Lady Yang (I) |
wife of Yang Biao |
13 |
Lady Yang (II) |
wife of Ma Chao, killed by Liang Kuan & Zhao Qu |
64 |
Lady Zhang |
daughter of Zhang Fei, wife of Liu Shan, Empress |
85, 115 |
Lady Zhen |
wife of Yuan Xi, later Cao Pi's wife, betrayed by Concubine Guo and executed by Cao Pi |
33, 91 |
Lady Zhurong |
wife of Meng Huo |
90 |
Lady Zou |
wife of Zhang Ji, then Cao Cao's concubine |
16 |
Lai Gong |
minister of protocol under Xuande |
80 |
Lai Min |
administrator under Second Emperor |
91 |
Lei Bo |
general under Yuan Shu |
15-17, 21 |
Lei Tong |
commander under Liu Zhang, surrendered to Xuande, killed by Zhang He |
62-65, 69, 70 |
Lei Xu |
general under Zhang Xiu |
17 |
Li Bie |
nephew of Li Jue, killed by Xu Chu |
14 |
Li Chunxiang |
concubine of Huang Kui, executed by Cao Cao |
57 |
Li Dian (Mancheng) |
guard under Cao Cao, then general |
5, 6, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 22-24, 27, 30-33, 35, 36, 39, 40, 42, 48, 50, 53, 67, 68 |
Li Feng (I) |
officer under Lü Bu, killed by Xu Chu |
11, 12 |
Li Feng (II) |
officer under Yuan Shu |
17 |
Li Feng (III) |
son of Li Yan, officer under Second Emperor |
94, 101 |
Li Feng (IV) |
secretary to Cao Fang, executed by Sima Shi |
109, 110 |
Li Fu (I) |
secretary to Yuan Shang, then under Cao Pi |
32, 79, 80, 97 |
Li Fu (II) |
Meng Da's trusted companion & official under Second Emperor (two different people?) |
94, 95, 104, 105 |
Li Fu (III) |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116 |
Li Gui |
officer under Liu Biao, executed by Cai Mao |
40 |
Li Hu |
messenger under Second Emperor, killed himself rather than surrender to the North |
118 |
Li Hui (De'ang) |
urged Liu Zhang not to accept Xuande, joined Xuande |
60, 65, 91, 97 |
Li Jue |
commander under Niu Fu, Dong Zhuo, killed by Duan Wei |
3, 5, 6, 9-11, 13, 14, 16, 20, 57, 93, 112, 120 |
Li Kan |
officer under Han Sui, killed by Yu Jin |
58 |
Li Lou |
historical reference: keen eyes |
46 |
Li Meng |
opened Chang'an to Dong Zhuo's four generals against Lü Bu, killed by Ma Teng |
9, 10 |
Li Peng |
officer under Sima Wang (under Cao Mao), killed by Fu Qian |
112 |
Li Qiu |
officer under Zhuge Zhan (under Second Emperor), killed in battle with Deng Ai |
117 |
Li Ru |
son-in-law and advisor to Dong Zhuo, killed by Wang Yun |
9-Mar |
Li Sheng (Gongzhao) |
official under Cao Shuang, imperial inspector of Jingzhou, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
Li Si |
historical reference: prime minister of the First Emperor of Qin |
6 |
Li Su |
commander, friend of Lü Bu, killed by Lü Bu |
3, 5, 9 |
Li Tong (Wenda) |
officer under Cao Cao, killed by Ma Chao |
18, 58 |
Li Xian |
nephew of Li Jue, killed by Xu Chu |
13, 14 |
Li Xin |
general under Jiang Wei |
107 |
Li Yan (Zhengfang) |
officer under Liu Zhang, surrendered to Xuande, died hearing news of Kongming's death |
64, 65, 85, 87, 91, 94, 100, 101, 104 |
Li Yi (I) |
300-year old recluse, fortuneteller |
81 |
Li Yi (II) |
commander under Sun Huan, killed by Guan Xing |
82 |
Li Yiji |
historical reference: advisor to King Wu, boiled alive by King of Qi |
37, 45 |
Li Ying |
reference: governor of Henan, predicted great things for Kong Rong |
11 |
Li Yue |
White Wave rebel, killed by Xu Huang |
13, 14 |
Li Zhuan |
administrator under Second Emperor |
91 |
Lian Po |
historic reference: elderly but effective general |
70, 91 |
Liang Gang |
officer under Yuan Shu |
17 |
Liang Ji |
advisor under Sima Yi |
94 |
Liang Kuan |
officer allied with Yang Fu |
64 |
Liang Qian |
advisor to Ma Zun, brother of Liang Xu, surrendered to Kongming |
92, 93 |
Liang Xing |
officer under Han Sui, killed by Ma Chao |
58, 59 |
Liang Xu |
advisor to Ma Zun, surrendered to Kongming |
92, 93 |
Liao Chun |
coordinator under Xuande |
81 |
Liao Hua (Yuanjian) |
Yellow Scarves leader, righteous, later officer under Xuande then Second Emperor, died of heartbreak after fall of Han |
27, 63, 65, 73, 74, 76, 77, 79, 91, 97, 99, 100, 102, 103, 106, 109, 113-119 |
Liao Li |
Riverlands officer, demoted by Kongming |
104 |
Lin Xiangru |
historical reference: warrior of the Warring States Period, who alone held off many |
66 |
Ling Bao |
official under Liu Zhang, executed by Xuande |
60-63 |
Ling Cao |
attacked Yan Baihu for routing, later officer under Sun Quan, killed by Gan Ning |
15, 38, 39 |
Ling Tong |
son of Ling Cao, officer under Sun Quan, hated Gan Ning for killing his father until Gan Ning saved his life |
38, 39, 44, 49-51, 53, 56, 67, 68, 82-84 |
Liu Xiahui |
historical reference: worthy man but brother of a robber |
89 |
Liu Ai |
director of the imperial clan |
14 |
Liu Ai |
historical reference: son of Liu Jian, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu An |
hunter who butchered his wife to feed Xuande |
19 |
Liu Ang |
historical reference: grandson of 4th Emperor, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Ba (Zichu) |
advisor to Liu Zhang, then Xuande, general under Second Emperor |
62, 65, 91 |
Liu Bao |
Lord of Yangquan, official under Xuande |
80 |
Liu Bei (Xuande) |
first oath brother, native of Zhou county in Youzhou, wielded a pair of matching double-edged swords, then King of Hanzhong, King of Shu, then Han Emperor, died during an invasion of the Southland, posthumously August Emperor Zhao Lie |
1, 2, 5-7, 11-28, 31-45, 47-49, 51-58, 60-74, 76-89, 91, 93, 97, 102-106, 117-120 |
Liu Bi |
historical reference: son of Liu Yi, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Bian |
son of Emperor Ling and Lady He, aka Prince Bian & Emperor Shao |
2-4, 6 |
Liu Biao (Jingsheng) |
inspector of Jingzhou, 1 of 8 Paragons of Jiangxia, waylaid Sun Jian |
6-8, 15-19, 21-23, 28, 29, 31-36, 38-41, 43, 44, 50-54, 56, 57, 61, 62, 68, 93, 120 |
Liu Bin |
district governor in Guan Lu's tale |
69 |
Liu Buyi |
historical reference: son of Liu Da, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Chan |
fifth son of Second Emperor, advocated against surrendering to the North |
118 |
Liu Chang |
Lord of Jiedu, father of Emperor Ling |
2 |
Liu Cheng |
officer under Sun Liang, executed by Sun Chen |
113 |
Liu Chong |
grand commandant, uncle of Liu Yao |
15 |
Liu Da (I) |
historical reference: son of Liu Bi, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Da (II) |
officer under Wang Jing (under Cao Mao) |
110 |
Liu Dai |
brother of Liu Yao, imperial inspector (governor) of Yanzhou, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, later a general under Cao Cao |
5, 6, 15, 22, 23 |
Liu Du |
governor of Lingling |
52 |
Liu Fan |
imperial commander, aided Ma Teng, killed by Li Jue & Guo Si |
10 |
Liu Fang |
palace bureau director under Cao Rui |
106 |
Liu Feng |
originally Kuo Feng, adopted son of Xuande, then general under Xuande, betrayed Lord Guan, executed by Xuande |
36, 39-41, 49, 52, 57, 60-63, 65, 70-73, 76, 77, 79 |
Liu Fu (II) |
imperial censor under Gongsun Yuan, executed by Sima Yi |
106 |
Liu Fu (Yuanying) (I) |
advisor to Cao Cao, killed by Cao Cao in a drunken fury |
48 |
Liu Gui |
official under Liu Zhang, killed by Zhang Yi |
60-64 |
Liu He |
advisor to Riverlands, dead by the time he is mentioned |
97 |
Liu Hong |
father of Liu Bei |
1, 20 |
Liu Hui |
of Daizhou, gave refuge to Xuande |
2 |
Liu Hui |
historical reference: son of Liu Buyi, great-grandfather of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Jian |
historical reference: son of Liu Ying, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Jing |
historical reference: 4th Emperor, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Ju |
seventh son of Second Emperor |
118 |
Liu Jun |
officer under Liu Zhang or Zhang Lu, killed by Zhao Zilong |
65 |
Liu Li (Fengxiao) |
second son of Xuande and Lady Wu, King of Liang |
77, 80, 85 |
Liu Lian |
historical reference: son of Liu Lu, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Lu |
historical reference: son of Liu Ang, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Lue |
officer under Zhuge Ke (under Sun Liang) |
108 |
Liu Mao |
son of Liu Yan, originally betrothed to Lady Wu but died |
77 |
Liu Mi |
prefect of Fan |
36 |
Liu Min |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Liu Ning |
naval commander under Xuande, surrendered to Sun Quan |
82 |
Liu Pan |
nephew of Liu Biao, governor of Changsa |
53 |
Liu Pi |
Yellow Scarves leader, later general under Xuande, killed by Liu Pi |
26-28, 31 |
Liu Ping |
general under Sun Hao, executed by Sun Hao |
120 |
Liu Qi |
eldest son of Liu Biao, by Lady Chen, died of illness |
34, 35, 39-43, 45, 49, 52-54 |
Liu Rui |
first son of Second Emperor, killed in wake of Zhong Hui's failed coup |
118, 119 |
Liu Shan (Ah Dou) |
son of Xuande and Lady Gan, Xuande's heir, aka Second Emperor |
34, 41, 42, 54, 61, 73, 80, 81, 85-89, 91, 93, 96, 97, 99-102, 104, 105, 107, 108, 110, 113, 115-120 |
Liu Shao |
officer under Cao Rui |
103 |
Liu Sheng |
historical reference: Prince Jing of Zhongshan, ancestor of Liu Bei |
1, 20, 36, 43, 54 |
Liu Shi |
military advisor to Sima Zhao (under Cao Huan) |
116 |
Liu Shu |
historical reference: son of Liu Xian, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Tao |
honest court counselor, killed by eunuchs |
2 |
Liu Wan |
predicted great things for Sun Quan |
29 |
Liu Xi |
son of Liu Fu |
48 |
Liu Xian |
historical reference: son of Liu Ai, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Xian |
assistant secretary under Liu Zong |
40, 42 |
Liu Xian |
son of Liu Du |
52 |
Liu Xie |
son of Emperor Ling and Lady Wang, aka Prince Xie, aka Emperor Xian, last Han Emperor |
1-4, 6, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17, 20-26, 31, 33, 34, 38, 54, 56, 57, 59, 66, 68, 69, 73, 79, 80, 115 |
Liu Xiong |
grandfather of Liu Bei |
1, 20 |
Liu Xun (I) |
governor of Liujiang district, taken over by Sun Ce |
29 |
Liu Xun (II) |
eldest son of Liu Zhang |
62, 64 |
Liu Xun (III) |
sixth son of Second Emperor |
118 |
Liu Yan |
governor of Youzhou, native of Jingling in Jiangxia, later governor of Dongzhou, later governor of Huazhou, executed by Second Emperor |
1, 25, 27, 77, 91, 92, 115 |
Liu Yao (II) |
second son of Second Emperor |
118, 119 |
Liu Yao (Zhangli) (I) |
imperial inspector of Yangzhou |
11, 15, 97, 120 |
Liu Ye (Ziyang) |
military aide to Cao Cao, high courtier under Cao Pi, Privy Counselor to Cao Rui |
10, 12, 14, 23, 30, 41, 67, 71, 79, 82, 85, 86, 99 |
Liu Yi (I) |
historical reference: son of Liu Shu, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Yi (II) |
official under Cao Pi |
79 |
Liu Ying |
historical reference: son of Liu Lian, ancestor of Liu Bei |
20 |
Liu Yong (Gongshou) |
first son of Xuande and Lady Wu, King of Lu |
77, 80, 85 |
Liu Yu |
protector of Youzhou, friend of Xuande |
2 |
Liu Yuanqi |
uncle of Liu Bei |
1 |
Liu Zan (I) |
officer under Zhuge Ke (under Sun Liang) |
108 |
Liu Zan (II) |
fourth son of Second Emperor |
118 |
Liu Zhang (Jiyu) |
provincial protector then governor of Yizhou |
16, 21, 38, 54, 56, 57, 59-65 |
Liu Zhen |
historical reference: son of Liu Sheng, lost the Liu family their aristocratic title |
1, 20 |
Liu Ziyang |
friend of Lu Su |
29 |
Liu Zong (I) |
second son of Liu Biao, by Lady Cai, executed by Cao Cao |
34, 40, 41, 43 |
Liu Zong (II) |
third son of Second Emperor |
118 |
Lord Patriarch Wen |
historical reference: succeeded Zhou dynasty |
14 |
Lord Tian |
citizen of Puyang |
12 |
Lou Xuan |
minister of agriculture under Sun Hao, executed by Sun Hao |
120 |
Lou Zibo |
Taoist Recluse aka Hermit Who Dreams of Plum Blossoms |
59 |
Lü Ba |
son of Lü Meng, officer under Sun Quan |
77 |
Lü Boshe |
friend of Cao Cao, killed by Cao Cao |
4 |
Lü Bu (Fengxian) |
adopted son of Ding Yuan, joined Dong Zhuo, executed by Cao Cao |
3-6, 8, 9, 11-22, 25, 31, 40, 43, 44, 48, 56, 59, 60, 93 |
Lu Caui |
historical reference: able court advisor |
23 |
Lü Chan |
historical reference: nephew of Empress Lü |
22 |
Lü Chang |
commander under Cao Ren |
73 |
Lü Dai |
officer under Sun Quan in late years |
108 |
Lü Fan (Ziheng) |
advisor to Sun Ce, then Sun Quan, fortuneteller |
15, 29, 44, 54, 76, 77, 85 |
Lü Gong |
general under Liu Biao, killed by Cheng Pu |
7 |
Lu Ji (Gongji) |
advisor to Sun Quan |
38, 43 |
Lu Jia |
historical reference: great rhetorician |
45 |
Lü Jian |
commander under Xu Huang |
75, 76 |
Lu Jing |
general under Sun Hao, killed by Zhang Shang |
120 |
Lu Ju |
officer under Zhuge Ke (under Sun Liang) |
108 |
Lü Ju |
Southland official, killed by Sun Chen |
111, 113 |
Lu Jun |
commander of Jiujiang, father of Lu Xun |
83 |
Lu Kai |
prime minister under Sun Hao |
120 |
Lü Kai (Jiping) |
deputy to Wang Kang, Kongming's guide against the Man |
87-91 |
Lu Kang (I) |
governor of Lujiang, defeated by Sun Ce |
15 |
Lu Kang (II) |
son of Lu Xun, top general under Sun Xiu, dead by c. 120 |
119, 120 |
Lü Kuang |
officer under Yuan Shang, then under Cao Cao, killed by Zhao Zilong |
32, 33, 35 |
Lu Kui |
court steward under Dong Zhuo, killed when Dong Zhuo's four generals sack Chang'an |
9 |
Lü Lu |
historical reference: nephew of Empress Lü |
22 |
Lü Meng (Ziming) |
general under Sun Quan, died after being possessed by the spirit of the recently executed Lord Guan |
38, 44, 49-51, 56, 61, 66-68, 73, 75-77, 82, 83, 103, 110 |
Lü Qian (Zike) |
military aide to Cao Cao aka Lu Qian, then under Cao Pi |
10-12, 14, 18, 23, 26, 32, 48, 86 |
Lu Su (Zijing) |
general under Sun Quan, died at Lukou |
29, 42-49, 51-54, 56-58, 66, 67, 69, 75, 77, 82, 83 |
Lü Tong |
officer under Cao Cao |
48 |
Lü Wang |
historical reference: advisor to Zhou dynasty |
36, 61, 85 |
Lu Weihuang |
inspector under Chunyu Qiong |
30 |
Lü Xiang |
officer under Yuan Shang, then under Cao Cao, killed by Zhang Fei |
32, 33, 35 |
Lu Xun (Boyan) (I) |
originally Lu Yi, general under Sun Quan, son-in-law of Sun Ce, dead by c. 108 |
38, 44, 49, 50, 53, 68, 75, 83-87, 96-98, 102, 103, 108, 119 |
Lu Xun (II) |
Riverlands commander (under Jiang Wei), shot by Xun Kai (killed?) |
116 |
Lu Yi |
Riverlands officer under Xuande |
65 |
Lü Yi |
lieutenant under Li Hui in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Lu Yu |
grandfather of Lu Xun |
83 |
Lu Zhao |
general loyal to Cao Cao under Xuande |
21 |
Lu Zhi |
Imperial Corps commander, teacher of Xuande |
1, 3 |
Lu Zhu |
mispelling of Luu Zhi |
107 |
Lun Zhi |
military advisor under Gongsun Yuan, executed by Gongsun Yuan |
106 |
Luo Tong (Gongxu) |
advisor to Sun Quan |
38, 43 |
Luu Zhi |
captain under Cao Shuang |
107 |
Ma Chao (Mengqi) |
eldest son of Ma Teng, a great warrior, general under Zhang Lu then Xuande, 1 of 5 Tiger Generals, died of illness in Chapter 91 |
10, 57-60, 64, 65, 69, 70-74, 77, 79, 81, 85-87, 91, 92 |
Ma Dai |
nephew of Ma Teng, later general under Xuande then Second Emperor |
57-59, 64, 65, 81, 88-95, 97, 98, 100-105 |
Ma Han |
officer under Liu Zhang or Zhang Lu, killed by Zhao Zilong |
65 |
Ma Jun |
architect under Cao Rui |
105 |
Ma Liang (Jichang) |
advisor to Xuande, wisest of Ma brothers, then advisor to Lord Guan, dead in Chapter 87 |
52, 63, 65, 66, 73, 75-77, 81, 83-85, 87, 95 |
Ma Miao |
Riverlands commander defending Jiangyou, under Second Emperor, surrendered to the North |
117 |
Ma Midi |
imperial guardian under Dong Zhuo |
7, 9 |
Ma Rong |
teacher of Zheng Xuan, memorized Book of Odes |
22 |
Ma Su (Youchang) (I) |
youngest Ma brother, advisor to Kongming, executed by Kongming |
52, 65, 85, 87, 88, 91, 94-96, 99 |
Ma Su (Zishuo) (II) |
Ma Teng's father |
57 |
Ma Teng (Shoucheng) |
governor of Xiliang, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, ally of Han Sui, executed by Cao Cao |
5, 10, 20, 21, 23, 24, 44, 48, 57-59, 65, 78, 120 |
Ma Tie |
son of Ma Teng, killed fighting forces of Cao Cao |
57, 58 |
Ma Wan |
officer under Han Sui, killed by Ma Chao |
58, 59 |
Ma Wu |
historical reference: valorous general |
23 |
Ma Xiu |
son of Ma Teng, executed by Cao Cao |
57, 58 |
Ma Yan |
officer under Yuan Shang, then under Cao Cao, killed by Gan Ning |
32, 33, 41, 50 |
Ma Yu (I) |
privy counselor, aided Ma Teng, killed by Li Jue & Guo Si |
10 |
Ma Yu (II) |
advisor to Riverlands, dead by the time he is mentioned |
97 |
Ma Yuan |
historical reference: advisor to Emperor Guang Wu, ancestor of Ma Teng |
29, 57, 60, 89, 91 |
Ma Yuanyi |
follower of Zhang Jue, beheaded for treason |
1 |
Ma Zhong (I) |
commander under Pan Zhang, captured Lord Guan, then hated by Xuande, killed in sleep by Mi Fang and Fu Shiren |
77, 81, 83 |
Ma Zhong (II) |
officer under Kongming |
87-91, 99-102 |
Ma Zun |
governor of Tianshui |
92, 93 |
Madame Xu |
mother of Shan Fu, hung herself when Shan Fu left Xuande to rescue her |
36, 37 |
Man Chong (Boning) |
military aide to Cao Cao then Cao Rui |
10, 14, 20, 21, 23, 31, 32, 73, 74, 96, 98, 103 |
Mangyachang |
Man officer under Meng Huo, killed by Ma Dai |
87, 88 |
Mao Jie (Xiaoxian) |
military aide to Cao Cao, staff supervisor then naval commander |
10, 11, 14, 39, 45, 46, 48, 50 |
Master Cang |
historical reference: physician |
78 |
Mencius |
historical reference: |
23, 37, 60 |
Meng Ben |
historical reference: king warrior |
53 |
Meng Da (Ziqing) |
friend of Zhang Song, officer under Xuande, betrayed Lord Guan, joined Cao Pi, killed by Shen Dan |
60, 62, 65, 70-73, 76, 77, 79, 85, 86, 94, 95, 106 |
Meng Gongwei |
friend of Shan Fu and Kongming |
37 |
Meng Guang |
court counselor under Xuande then Second Emperor |
80, 91 |
Meng Huo |
King of Southern Man, ally of Cao Pi |
85-91 |
Meng Jie |
elder brother of Meng Huo, aka Hermit of Eternal Peace, hermit who aids Kongming against the Man |
89 |
Meng Ming |
historical reference: |
22 |
Meng Tan |
officer under Han Fu, killed by Lord Guan |
27 |
Meng Tian |
historical reference: extended northern borders for Qin |
79 |
Meng You |
younger brother of Meng Huo |
88-90 |
Meng Zong |
official under Sun Chen (under Sun Xiu) |
113 |
Mi Fang |
brother of Mi Zhu, advisor to Xuande, then hated by Xuande, executed by Xuande |
18, 22, 28, 31, 39-41, 49, 63, 65, 73, 75, 76, 81, 83 |
Mi Heng (Zhengping) |
scholar and loudmouth, killed by Huang Zu |
23, 40, 60 |
Mi Zhu (Zizhong) |
advisor under Tao Qian then Xuande |
11-14, 16, 18, 19, 21, 22, 24, 28, 35, 39-41, 45, 49, 52, 56, 63, 65, 80 |
Miao Ze |
brother-in-law of Huang Kui, having affair with his concubine, executed by Cao Cao |
57 |
Min Gong |
imperial commander, searches for emperor when eunuchs kidnap |
3 |
Minister Zixu |
historical reference: loyal minister executed by his own king |
79 |
Mu Shun |
officer under Zhang Yang, killed by Lü Bu |
5 |
Mu Shun (II) |
loyal servant of Empress Fu, executed by Cao Cao |
66 |
Murong Lie |
commander under Cao Cao, killed by Zhao Zilong |
71 |
Ning Sui |
lieutenant under Jiang Wei |
116 |
Niu Fu |
Imperial Corp Commander, son-in-law of Dong Zhuo, killed by Hu Chi'er |
3, 9 |
Niu Jin |
officer under Cao Ren |
51 |
Northern Dipper |
deity who marks life, appears in Guan Lu's tale |
69 |
Ou Xing |
rebel in Changsha |
2 |
Pan Feng |
commander under Han Fu, killed by Hua Xiong |
5 |
Pan Ju |
Commander of the Gate Guards under Cao Shuang |
107 |
Pan Jun |
lieutenant inspector of Nanjun under Lord Guan, suspicious sort |
73, 75 |
Pan Sui |
general under Xiahou Mao |
92 |
Pan Yin |
court officer, warned He Jin of murder plot |
2 |
Pan Zhang (Wengui) |
general under Sun Quan, then hated by Xuande |
38, 44, 49-51, 55, 61, 67, 75, 77, 81-83 |
Pang De (Lingming) |
officer under Ma Chao then Zhang Lu then Cao Cao, the epitome of loyalty to Cao Cao, executed by Lord Guan |
58, 59, 64, 65, 67, 68, 72, 74, 75, 78 |
Pang Degong (Shanmin) |
friend of Sima Hui |
35 |
Pang Hui (I) |
son of Pang De |
74 |
Pang Hui (II) |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116 |
Pang Ji |
general under Yuan Shao, then Yuan Shang, executed by Yuan Tan |
22, 30-32 |
Pang Juan |
historical reference: general who was captured |
100, 109 |
Pang Rou |
brother of Pang De, official in the Riverlands |
74 |
Pang Shu |
sheltered family of Lü Bu, killed by Li Jue & Guo Si |
11, 19 |
Pang Tong (Shiyuan) |
friend of Sima Hui, nephew of Pang Degong, aka Master Young Phoenix, later advisor to Sun Quan then Xuande, killed by Zhang Ren |
35, 47, 48, 57, 60-63, 65 |
Pang Xi |
governor of Baxi, ally of Liu Zhang |
59 |
Pang Yi |
perhaps this is a typo and was supposed to be Pang Xi |
65 |
patriarch Qiao |
father of the Qiao beauties, aka State Elder Qiao |
44, 48, 54 |
Pei Jing |
Marshal under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui) against Gongsun Yuan |
106 |
Pei Xiu |
Detached Cavalry Senior Adviser to Sima Zhao (under Cao Mao) |
112, 119 |
Pei Xu |
officer under Xiahou Mao |
92 |
Pei Yuanshao |
Yellow Scarves Bandit, righteous |
28 |
Peng An |
officer under Yuan Tan, killed by Xu Huang |
33 |
Peng Bo |
court counselor under Emperor Shao |
3 |
Peng He |
messenger under Zhuge Zhan (under Second Emperor) |
117 |
Peng Ji |
adviser to Yuan Shao, suggested war on Jizhou |
7 |
Peng Yang (Yungyan) |
advisor to Xuande, friend to Meng Da, executed by Xuande for treason |
62, 63, 79 |
Peng Yue |
historical reference: military tactician against Chu |
9 |
Peng Yue |
historical reference: warrior |
65 |
Prince Huan |
historical reference: ruler who sought the aid of Guan Zhong |
37, 43 |
Prince of Changyi |
historical reference: an Emperor deposed by Huo Guang |
3 |
Prince Xiao |
historical reference: son of Emperor Wen, brother of Emperor Jing |
22 |
Princess Qinghe |
daughter of Cao Cao, wife of Xiahou Mao |
91 |
Princess Quan |
somebody in the Sun Quan family |
108 |
Pujing (Universal Purity) |
monk, friend of Lord Guan |
27, 77 |
Puyang Xing |
prime minister under Sun Xiu, executed by Sun Hao |
120 |
Qian Hong |
governor of Longxi (under Deng Ai) (under Cao Huan) |
116-118 |
Qiao Mao |
governor of Dongjun, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, killed by Liu Dai |
5, 6 |
Qiao Rui |
commander under Yuan Shu, killed by Xiahou Dun |
15, 17 |
Qiao Xuan |
encouraged Cao Cao to seek glory |
1 |
Qiao Zhou (Yunnan) |
fortune teller, told Liu Zhang to turn the Riverlands over to Xuande, then imperial steward under Xuande, then Household Master under Second Emperor |
65, 80, 91, 101, 102, 105, 112, 115, 118, 119 |
Qin Lang |
officer under Sima Yi, killed by Kongming's forces |
102 |
Qin Liang |
lieutenant commander under Cao Zhen (under Cao Rui), killed by Liao Hua |
100 |
Qin Mi (Zilai) |
advisor to Liu Zhang, then aide/official scholar to Xuande |
65, 80, 81, 86 |
Qin Ming |
younger brother of Qin Lang, killed by Zheng Wen |
102 |
Qin Qi |
officer under Xiahou Dun |
27 |
Qin Qingtong |
servant of Dong Cheng, betrayed them |
23 |
Qing Ji |
historical reference: murdered by Yao Li |
96 |
Qiu Ben |
supervisor under Deng Ai (under Cao Huan) |
117 |
Qiu Jian |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan), loyal to Hu Lie |
116, 119 |
Qu Yi |
officer under Yuan Shao, killed by Zhao Zilong |
7 |
Qu Yuan |
historical reference: minister who was ignored by King Huai |
60 |
Quan Duan |
officer under Zhuge Ke (under Sun Liang) then under Sun Chen, surrendered to the North |
108, 111-113 |
Quan Ji |
brother-in-law of Sun Liang |
113 |
Quan Shang |
father of Quan Ji, brother-in-law of Sun Chen, executed by Sun Chen |
113 |
Quan Yi |
son of Quan Duan, general under Sun Chen (under Sun Liang), surrendered to the North |
111, 112 |
Quan Zong |
general under Lu Xun |
96, 105 |
Queen Mother Dong |
mother of Emperor Ling, killed by He Jin |
2 |
Queen Mother Wu |
widow of Xuande |
105 |
Queen Mother Zhu |
mother of Sun Xiu |
120 |
Ren Jun |
imperial corps commander under Cao Cao |
14 |
Ren Jun |
administrator of rations under Cao Cao |
17 |
Ren Kui |
garrison commander under Xuande, killed by Cao Hong |
69 |
Ren Zuo |
historical reference: able court advisor |
23 |
Robber Zhi |
historical reference: robber but brother of a worthy man |
89 |
Sang Hongyang |
historical reference: master of calculations |
23 |
Shan Fu (Yuanzhi) |
director general under Xuande, aka Xu Shu |
35-39, 41, 48 |
Shan Tao |
advisor to Sima Zhao |
119 |
Shan Zichun |
governor of Langye, tested Guan Lu's abilities |
69 |
Shang Guang |
a diviner employed by Sun Hao |
120 |
Shao Ti |
official under Sima Zhao |
115, 116, 118 |
Shen Dan |
governor of Shangyong, surrendered to Xuande, friend of Meng Da, joined Cao Pi |
73, 76, 79, 94, 95 |
Shen Pei |
advisor to Cao Cao, later advisor to Yuan Shao, loyal to Yuans, executed by Cao Cao |
13, 14, 22, 26, 27, 30-32 |
Shen Rong (I) |
nephew of Shen Pei, friend of Xin Pi, betrayed Jizhou |
32 |
Shen Rong (II) |
general under Sun Hao |
120 |
Shen Sheng |
historical reference: loyal son doubted by father |
79 |
Shen Yi |
brother of Shen Dan, friend of Meng Da, joined Cao Pi, later governor of Jincheng |
79, 94, 95 |
Sheng Bo |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Shi Bao |
officer under Sima Zhao (under Cao Mao) |
111, 112, 119 |
Shi Guangyuan |
friend of Shan Fu and Kongming |
37, 113 |
Shi Huan |
commander under Xu Huang, killed by Yuan Sheng |
30-32 |
Shi Ji |
lieutenant under Sun Quan, killed by Huang Zhong |
83 |
Shi Kuang |
historical reference: great musician |
45 |
Shi Shuo |
officer under Sun Xiu |
113 |
Shi Yu |
historical reference: able court advisor |
23 |
Shi Zhong |
historical reference: King who attracted exceptional men to his service |
23 |
Shi Zuan |
officer under Deng Ai (under Cao Mao) |
111, 113, 115, 117, 118 |
Shisun Rui |
supervisor in Secretariat under Dong Zhuo |
9 |
Shu Qi |
elder of the Shang dynasty who starved to death rather than serve Zhou |
44 |
Shun |
historical reference: king who abdicated the throne, succeeded Yu |
80 |
Shun |
historical reference: in legend of Shun, employed Yu after executing Gun |
96 |
Si Fan |
gate commander under Cao Fang |
107 |
Sima Fang |
governor of Jingzhao, father of Sima Yi |
39, 119 |
Sima Fu |
attendtant to Cao Pi, chief of the secretariat under Cao Fang |
78, 107, 109, 114, 119 |
Sima Hui (Decao) |
recluse, aka Master Still Water |
35-38, 57 |
Sima Juan |
governor of Yingchuan, grandfather of Sima Yi |
39 |
Sima Jun (I) |
ancestor of Sima Yan, father of Sima Liang |
119 |
Sima Jun (II) |
ancestor of Sima Yan, father of Sima Fang |
119 |
Sima Lang |
chief of the advisory staff, brother of Sima Yi |
39 |
Sima Liang |
ancestor of Sima Yan, father of Sima Jun (II) |
119 |
Sima Qian |
historical reference: historian |
9 |
Sima Rangju |
historical reference: military strategist |
47 |
Sima Shi (Ziyuan) |
eldest son of Sima Yi, officer under Sima Yi, later de facto ruler under Cao Fang, deposed Cao Fang |
94, 102-104, 106-110, 119 |
Sima Wang |
cousin of Sima Zhao, commander of Longwall (under Cao Mao) |
112-116 |
Sima Xiangru |
historical reference: physician |
60 |
Sima Yan |
first son of Sima Zhao, emperor after forced abdication of Cao Huan |
114, 119, 120 |
Sima Yi (Zhongda) |
chief of the bureau of documents (first secretary) under Cao Cao, advisor then Supreme Commander to Cao Pi & Cao Rui, died of illness c. 108 |
39, 69, 73, 75, 77, 78, 80, 85, 86, 91, 94-110, 119 |
Sima You |
second son of Sima Zhao |
119 |
Sima Zhao (Zishang) |
second son of Sima Yi, officer under Sima Yi, prime minister under Cao Mao and Cao Huan, died of stroke c. 119 |
94, 95, 102-104, 106-112, 114-119 |
Sima Zhou |
officer under Du Yu (under Sima Yan) |
120 |
Sleeping Dragon |
advisor recommended by Master Still Water |
35 |
Song Bai |
prefect of Shen county |
110 |
Song Guo |
officer under Li Jue, turned against him, killed by Li Jue |
13 |
Song Qian |
officer under Sun Quan, killed by Li Dian |
53 |
Song Xian |
general under Lü Bu then Cao Cao, killed by Yan Liang |
11, 16-19, 25 |
Song Zhong |
messenger for Liu Zong |
40 |
Southern Dipper |
deity who marks death, appears in Guan Lu's tale |
69 |
Su Dongpo |
quotation: poem |
34 |
Su Fei |
chief of guards under Huang Zu |
38, 39 |
Su Qin |
historical reference: held the highest office in six different kingdoms |
43, 45 |
Su Shuang |
horse trader from Zhongshan, sponsor of Liu Bei |
1 |
Su Xian |
historical reference: rebel who aided Wang Mang |
6 |
Su Yong |
vanguard commander under Guo Huai (under Cao Zhen), killed by Zhao Zilong |
95 |
Su You |
officer under Yuan Shang |
32 |
Su Yue |
architect who built Cao Cao a new residence |
78 |
Suen Qian |
lieutentant commander under Pan Ju |
107 |
Sun Bin |
historical reference: military stategist |
30, 100 |
Sun Ce (Bofu) |
son of Sun Jian & Lady Wu, leader of the Southland, died after killing a Taoist immortal, posthumously King Huan of Changsha |
7, 8, 15-18, 21, 28, 29, 38, 42, 44, 48, 57, 68, 82, 83, 97, 120 |
Sun Chen (Zitong) |
cousin of Sun Jun, arrogrant, arbitrary, brutal prime minister under Sun Liang, executed by Zhang Bu for Sun Xiu |
111-113 |
Sun Deng |
eldest son of Sun Quan, crown prince, died before ascending throne |
98, 108 |
Sun En |
(brother of and) general under Sun Chen (under Sun Liang), executed by Sun Xiu |
113 |
Sun Gan |
(brother of and) officer under Sun Chen (under Sun Liang), executed by Sun Xiu |
113 |
Sun Gao |
confidante of Sun Yi |
38 |
Sun Gong |
son of Sun Jing, father of Sun Jun, prime minister under Sun Liang |
108 |
Sun Guan |
Mount Tai rebel who aided Lü Bu |
18-20 |
Sun Hao (Yuanzhong) |
nephew of Sun Xiu, son of Sun He, succeeded Sun Xiu as emperor of the Southland |
113, 120 |
Sun He (I) |
formerly Yu He, friend of Sun Ce, father of Sun Huan |
82 |
Sun He (II) |
second son of Sun Quan, not crown prince |
108, 120 |
Sun Huan (Shuwu) |
advisor to Sun Quan |
82-84 |
Sun Ji |
general who replaced Lu Kang (under Sun Hao) |
120 |
Sun Jian (Wentai) |
native of Fuchun in Wu, lord of Wucheng, governor of Changsha, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, killed by Liu Biao's forces, posthumously Emperor Wu Lie |
2, 5-8, 15, 39, 42, 46 |
Sun Jiao (Shuming) |
cousin of Sun Quan, second son of Sun Jing, general under Sun Quan |
75 |
Sun Jing (Youtai) |
brother of Sun Jian, uncle and advisor to Sun Ce, later mistakenly called brother to Sun Quan |
7, 15, 29, 39, 75, 108 |
Sun Ju |
brother of and general under Sun Chen (under Sun Liang), executed by Sun Xiu |
113 |
Sun Jun (Ziyuan) |
son of Sun Gong, prime minister under Sun Liang, died of illness by c. 111 |
108, 110, 111 |
Sun Kai |
(brother of and) officer under Sun Chen (under Sun Liang), executed by Sun Xiu |
113 |
Sun Kuang (Jizou) |
son of Sun Jian & Lady Wu, married daughter of Cao Ren |
7, 29 |
Sun Lang (Zaoan) |
son of Sun Jian & second wife |
7 |
Sun Li |
commander under Cao Rui |
95, 97-99, 101-103 |
Sun Liang |
third son of Sun Quan, crown prince the Emperor of the Southland after Sun Quan |
108, 113 |
Sun Qian (Gongyou) |
advisor to Tao Qian then Xuande |
12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 21, 22, 24, 26-28, 31, 34-36, 39-42, 49, 51, 54, 55, 57, 65 |
Sun Quan (Zhongmou) |
son of Sun Jian & Lady Wu, leader of the Southland, later King of Wu |
7, 15, 29, 34, 38-40, 42-47, 49-58, 60-63, 65-68, 73, 75-88, 96-99, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 110, 120 |
Sun Ren |
daughter of Sun Jian & second wife |
7 |
Sun Shao (Gongli) |
adopted son of Sun Jian, general under Sun Quan |
7, 85, 102 |
Sun Wan |
son and heir apparent to Sun Xiu |
120 |
Sun Wu |
historical reference: military strategist |
57 |
Sun Xin |
general under Sun Hao, killed by Zhou Zhi |
120 |
Sun Xiu (Zilie) |
sixth son of Sun Quan, appointed emperor after Sun Chen forces Sun Liang from Southland throne |
113, 117-120 |
Sun Yi (II) |
officer under Cao Zhen (under Cao Rui) |
97 |
Sun Yi (III) |
general under Ding Feng (under Sun Xiu) |
117, 119 |
Sun Yi (Shubi) (I) |
son of Sun Jian & Lady Wu, governor of Danyang, killed by Bian Hong |
7, 38 |
Sun Yu |
younger brother of Sun Quan |
57 |
Sun Zhong |
follower of Zhang Jue (Yellow Scarves), killed by Xuande |
2 |
Sun Zi |
Chief of Secretariat under Cao Rui |
96, 106 |
Sunzi |
historical reference: author of 'The Art of War' |
47, 60, 94-96, 97, 103, 104, 107 |
Tadu |
leader of the Wuhuan, killed by Zhang Liao |
33 |
Tai Jia |
historical reference: an Emperor deposed by Yi Yin |
3 |
Taishi Ci (Ziyi) |
warrior under Kong Rong then Liu Yao then Sun Ce then Sun Quan, killed from wounds due to forces of Zhang Liao |
11, 15, 44, 45, 49, 50, 53 |
Taishi Heng |
son of Taishi Ci |
53 |
Tan Fu (Wenyou) |
1 of 8 Paragons of Jiangxia |
6 |
Tan Xiong |
lieutenant under Sun Huan, shot Zhang Bao's horse, executed and sacrificed to horse by Zhang Bao |
82 |
Tang |
historical reference: founders of civilization |
80 |
Tang Bin |
officer under Du Yu (under Sima Yan) |
120 |
Tang Zhou |
follower of Zhang Jue, traitor |
1 |
Tang Zi |
officer under Zhuge Ke (under Sun Liang) then under Sun Chen, then surrendered to the North |
108, 111-113 |
Tao Jun |
general under Sun Hao |
120 |
Tao Qian (Gongzu) |
imperial inspector of Xuzhou, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo |
5, 10-12, 15, 120 |
Tao Sheng |
elder son of Tao Qian |
12 |
Tao Ying |
younger son of Tao Qian |
12 |
Teng Xun |
minister of work under Sun Hao |
120 |
Teng Yin |
master of ceremonies under Sun Liang, killed by Sun Chen |
108, 113 |
Tian Chou |
guide under Cao Cao, knows the Wuhuan desert |
33 |
Tian Feng |
officer under Yuan Shao, ignored by Yuan Shao, killed himself rather than be executed |
7, 22, 24, 25, 27, 30, 31 |
Tian Heng |
historical reference: stalwart loyalist of Qi |
43, 112 |
Tian Kai |
governor (?) of Qingzhou |
11 |
Tian Xu |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) then under Deng Ai |
116, 117, 119 |
Tian Yu |
officer under Cao Rui |
103 |
Tian Zhang |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116 |
Tu An |
officer under Wutugu |
90 |
Wan Yu |
official under Sun Xiu and Sun Hao, executed by Sun Hao |
120 |
Wan Zheng |
lieutenant under Guo Huai (under Cao Zhen) |
95 |
Wang Bi |
commander of Royal Guard under Cao Cao, killed in the uprising |
69 |
Wang Can (Zhongxuan) |
advisor to Liu Zong, later civil advisor to Cao Cao |
40, 41, 56, 66 |
Wang Chang |
general under Sima Shi (under Cao Fang) |
108 |
Wang Chang (I) |
officer under Li Jue |
13 |
Wang Chun |
Southland official, killed by Sun Chen |
111, 113 |
Wang Fang |
opened Chang'an to Dong Zhuo's four generals against Lü Bu, killed by Ma Chao |
9, 10 |
Wang Fu |
major under Lord Guan, killed himself upon news of Lord Guan's death |
73, 76, 77 |
Wang Guan |
supervisor under Sima Yi, advisor to Deng Ai, drowned rather than be captured |
107, 114 |
Wang Han |
officer under Jiang Wei, surrendered to the North |
113, 115, 116 |
Wang Hun |
counselor to Sima Yan |
120 |
Wang Huo |
granary officer under Cao Cao, executed by Cao Cao |
17 |
Wang Ji |
imperial inspector of Jingzhou, under Sima Shi, general under Sima Zhao |
110-112 |
Wang Jian |
prime minister under Gongsun Yuan, executed by Sima Yi |
106 |
Wang Jing |
imperial inspector of Yongzhou under Cao Mao |
110, 111, 114 |
Wang Jun |
imperial inspector of Yizhou under Sima Yan, general under Du Yu |
120 |
Wang Kai |
counselor to Lü Bu |
19 |
Wang Kang |
governor of Yongchang |
87, 91 |
Wang Kuang |
governor of Henei, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo |
5 |
Wang Lang |
governor of Kuaiji, later civil advisor to Cao Cao, chief censor under Cao Pi, minister under Cao Rui, died after Kongming disparaged him |
15, 56, 79, 80, 91, 93, 97 |
Wang Lei |
aide to Liu Zhang, killed himself in protest of welcoming Xuande to the Riverlands |
60 |
Wang Li |
privy counselor and historian-astrologer under Emperor Xian |
14 |
Wang Lian (Wenyi) |
Court Counselor to Second Emperor |
87 |
Wang Liang |
historical reference: charioteer |
23 |
Wang Mai |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116 |
Wang Mang |
historical reference: usurper |
6, 30, 37, 43, 56, 80, 109 |
Wang Mang |
historical reference: usurped the Qin dynasty |
6 |
Wang Mou |
treasurer under Xuande |
80 |
Wang Ping (Zijun) |
general under Cao Cao, defected to Xuande, then under Second Emperor |
71-73, 87-93, 95-102, 105 |
Wang Qi (I) |
commandant under Dong Zhuo, killed when Dong Zhuo's four generals sack Chang'an |
9 |
Wang Qi (II) |
governor of Tianshui (under Deng Ai) (under Cao Huan) |
116-118 |
Wang Rong |
officer under Du Yu (under Sima Yan) |
120 |
Wang Shen |
privy counselor under Cao Mao, traitor |
114 |
Wang Shuang (Ziquan) |
officer under Cao Ren then under Cao Zhen, killed by Wei Yan |
85, 97-99 |
Wang Su |
official under Cao Rui then under Sima Shi |
99, 109, 110, 119 |
Wang Tao |
first secretary to Sima Zhao |
109 |
Wang Wei |
officer under Cai Mao, executed by Cao Cao |
34, 41 |
Wang Xiang |
grand commandant under Sima Zhao (under Cao Huan) |
116, 119 |
Wang Xiu |
advisor to Yuan Tan |
32 |
Wang Xiu |
assistant to the imperial inspector at Qingzhou, later under Cao Cao |
33 |
Wang Xun |
historical reference: rebel who aided Wang Mang |
6 |
Wang Yan |
district commander |
33 |
Wang Ye |
royal mounted guard under Cao Mao, traitor |
114 |
Wang Yi |
governor of Hedong |
13 |
Wang Yun |
minister of the interior under Emperor Shao, killed by Li Jue & Guo Si |
3, 4, 8-10 13, 120 |
Wang Ze |
envoy from Cao Cao to Lü Bu |
16 |
Wang Zhao |
officer under Yuan Tan, killed by Xu Huang |
32 |
Wang Zhen |
officer under Sima Wang (under Cao Mao), killed by Fu Qian |
112 |
Wang Zhi |
governor of Yingyang, killed by Lord Guan |
27 |
Wang Zhong |
general under Cao Cao |
22, 23 |
Wang Zifu |
courtier to Dong Cheng, executed by Cao Cao |
20, 21, 23, 24 |
Wei Guan |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116-119 |
Wei Hong |
sponsor of Cao Cao |
5 |
Wei Huang |
security director under Cao Cao, plotted against Cao Cao, executed by Cao Cao |
69 |
Wei Kai |
counselor to Cao Cao |
66 |
Wei Kang |
imperial inspector of Jicheng, executed by Ma Chao |
64 |
Wei Miao |
general under Sun Xiu |
113 |
Wei Ping |
officer under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui) |
101 |
Wei Qing |
historical reference: general who had victories in the Gobi Desert |
72 |
Wei Xu |
general under Lü Bu then Cao Cao, killed by Yan Liang |
11, 16, 18, 19, 25 |
Wei Yan (Wenchang) |
leads revolt at Xiangyang, later young general under Xuande, eventually veteran with Zhao Zilong under Second Emperor, rebels at death of Kongming, killed by Ma Dai |
41, 53, 55, 56, 60-65, 70-72, 81, 85-97, 99-105 |
Wei Zhongdao |
first husband of Cai Yan |
71 |
Wei Zi |
historical reference: abandoned house of Zhou |
107 |
Weizi |
historical reference: general who quit Shang Dynasty before it fell |
30 |
Wen Chou |
general under Yuan Shao, killed by Lord Guan |
5-7, 22, 26-28, 41, 45, 49, 77 |
Wen Hu |
son of Wen Qin, surrendered to the North |
111, 112 |
Wen Ping |
officer under Cai Mao then under Cao Cao then Cao Pi |
34, 41, 42, 48-50, 56, 71, 86 |
Wen Qin |
Imperial Inspector of Yangzhou, rebelled against Sima Shi, then under Sun Chen (under Sun Liang), killed by Zhuge Dan for insubordination |
109-112 |
Wen Shu (Ah Yang) |
son of Wen Qin |
110 |
Wen Yang |
son of Wen Qin, surrendered to the North |
111, 112 |
Wen Zhong |
historical reference: official to Gou Jian, killed by Kuai Tong |
119 |
Wey Yan |
privy counselor under Gongsun Yuan |
106 |
Wu Anguo |
officer under Kong Rong, maimed by Lü Bu |
5 |
Wu Ban |
officer under Xuande, general under Second Emperor, killed by Zhang Hu and Yue Chen |
65, 81-84, 91, 98-102 |
Wu Can (Kongxiu) |
advisor to Sun Quan |
38 |
Wu Dun |
Mount Tai rebel who aided Lü Bu |
18-20 |
Wu Fu (Deyu) |
commandant, tried and failed to assassinate Dong Zhuo, killed by Dong Zhuo |
4 |
Wu Gang |
advisor to Zhuge Dan |
111 |
Wu Jing |
governor of Danyang, uncle of Sun Ce, later brother of Lady Wu, wife of Sun Jian and mother of Sun Quan |
15, 38 |
Wu Ju |
governor of Changwu |
42 |
Wu Kuang |
commander under He Jin |
3 |
Wu Lan |
commander under Liu Zhang, surrendered to Xuande, killed by Cao Zhang |
62-65, 69, 72 |
Wu Qi |
historical reference: author of military strategy books |
47, 57, 60, 94, 97, 103, 104 |
Wu Qiong |
commandant under Dong Zhuo, killed by Dong Zhuo |
4, 6 |
Wu Shi |
court counselor, friend of Dong Cheng, executed by Cao Cao |
20, 21, 23, 24 |
Wu the Bailiff |
inherited Hua Tuo medical secrets only to have his wife burn them |
78 |
Wu Xi |
officer under Cao Cao |
17 |
Wu Yan (I) |
general under Sun Hao, executed by Du Yu |
120 |
Wu Yan (II) |
governor of Jianping, surrendered to the North |
120 |
Wu Yi |
brother-in-law of Liu Zhang, general under Liu Zhang, surrendered to Xuande then under Second Emperor |
62-65, 77, 91, 92, 98-102, 105 |
Wu Zhi |
elder of Zhaoge, enlisted to help Cao Pi secure Cao Cao's favor as heir |
72 |
Wu Zilan |
friend of Wang Zifu, executed by Cao Cao |
20, 21, 23, 24 |
Wutugu |
chief of the Black Lance Kingdom, allies of the Man, incinerated by the forces of Kongming |
90 |
Wuyan of Qi |
historical reference: ill favored |
65 |
Xi Ni |
officer under Wutugu |
90 |
Xi Shi |
historical reference: beauty delivered to King of Wu to ensure peace |
44 |
Xi Zheng |
secretary under Second Emperor |
91, 109, 115, 117, 119 |
Xia Xun |
officer under Sun Quan, killed by Zhang Bao |
83 |
Xia Yu |
historical reference: king warrior |
53 |
Xia Yun |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperor Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants, killed by Yuan Shao & Cao Cao |
1, 3 |
Xiahou Ba (Zhongquan) |
eldest son of Xiahou Yuan, officer under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui), revolted against Sima Yi, surrendered to Riverlands, killed in an ambush by the forces of Deng Ai |
102-104, 106, 107, 109-111, 113-115 |
Xiahou Cun |
commander under Cao Ren, killed by Lord Guan |
73 |
Xiahou De |
officer under Cao Cao, older brother of Xiahou Shang, killed by Yan Yan |
70, 71 |
Xiahou Dun (Yuanrang) |
commander under Cao Cao, died shortly after seeing the same ghosts that drove Cao Cao to his death |
5, 6, 10-12, 14, 16-19, 23-28, 30, 31, 33, 39-43, 48, 50, 66, 67, 69-72, 78, 79, 91 |
Xiahou En |
Cao Cao's swordbearer and personal attendant, killed by Zhao Zilong |
41 |
Xiahou He (Yiquan) |
fourth son of Xiahou Yuan, officer under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui) |
102, 103 |
Xiahou Hui (Zhiquan) |
third son of Xiahou Yuan, officer under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui) |
102-104 |
Xiahou Jie |
officer under Cao Cao, panicked when he heard Zhang Fei's voice |
42 |
Xiahou Lan |
officer under Cao Cao, killed by Zhang Fei |
39 |
Xiahou Ling |
father-in-law of Cao Wenshu |
107 |
Xiahou Mao (Zixiu) |
general under Cao Rui, son of XiahouYuan, son-in-law of Cao Cao, poor commander |
91-93, 102 |
Xiahou Shang (I) |
officer under Cao Cao, nephew of Xiahou Dun, killed by Huang Zhong |
70, 71, 79 |
Xiahou Shang (I) |
officer under Cao Pi |
85 |
Xiahou Wei (Jiquan) |
second son of Xiahou Yuan, officer under Sima Yi (under Cao Rui) |
102, 106 |
Xiahou Xian |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116 |
Xiahou Xuan |
governor of Yongzhou, kinsman of Cao Shuang, nephew of Xiahou Ba, executed by Sima Shi |
107, 109, 110 |
Xiahou Ying |
historical reference: ancestor of Xiahou Dun |
5 |
Xiahou Yuan |
commander under Cao Cao, killed by Huang Zhong |
5, 6, 12, 14, 18, 19, 24, 30, 31, 40, 42, 48, 56-59, 64, 67, 69-71, 97, 116 |
Xiang Chong |
general under Second Emperor |
91 |
Xiang Ju |
Lord of Qingyi, official under Xuande |
80 |
Xiang Lang |
civil official under Xuande |
63, 65 |
Xiang Yu |
historical reference: arch enemy of the founder of Han |
18, 29-31, 43, 82, 109, 112 |
Xiao He |
historical reference: Lord of Cuo, aid to founder of Han |
20, 23, 59, 73, 105 |
Xie Jing |
commander under Sun Huan, killed by Zhang Bao |
82 |
Xie Xiong |
officer under Kongming in second expedition against the North, killed by Wang Shuang |
97 |
Xin Chang |
military adviser to Cao Shuang |
107 |
Xin Ming |
general under Yuan Shao |
30 |
Xin Pi (Zuozhi) |
prefect of Pingyuan, brother of Xin Ping, officer under Yuan Tan, joined Cao Cao, war counselor to Cao Pi then Cao Rui |
32, 33, 79, 86, 95, 97, 103 |
Xin Ping |
officer under Han Fu, later advisor to Yuan Shao, died after insult to loyalty from Yuan Tan |
7, 31-33 |
Xin Xianying |
older sister of Xin Chang |
107 |
Xing Daorong |
general under Liu Du, killed by Zhao Zilong |
52 |
Xing Zhen |
Master of Ceremonies under Cao Pi |
82 |
Xu Chang |
rebel "Sun Emperor" |
2 |
Xu Chu (Zhongkang) |
officer under Cao Cao, leader of Tiger Guard, Cao Cao's personal guard, aka Mad Tiger, aka Tiger Lord, then under Cao Pi |
12, 14, 16, 17, 19, 21, 23-25, 27, 30-33, 40-42, 48, 50, 56-59, 61, 66-68, 72, 78, 86, 116 |
Xu Ci |
imperial academician under Xuande |
80 |
Xu Gong |
governor of Wujun, executed by Sun Ce |
29 |
Xu Huang (Gongming) |
general under Yang Feng (then apparently Cao Cao), also apparently a power-abusing eunuch, then under Cao Pi, killed by Meng Da |
13, 14, 19, 22-27, 30-33, 46, 48, 50, 56-59, 67, 68, 71, 72, 75, 76, 79, 86, 94 |
Xu Jing |
district governor of Shu, surrendered to Xuande, imperial guardian of Ah Dou |
65, 73, 77, 80 |
Xu Kang |
brother of Shan Fu |
36 |
Xu Liu |
found royal seal and gave it to Cao Cao, made governor of Gaoling |
21 |
Xu Rong |
Governor of Yingyang, aided Dong Zhuo, killed by Xiahou Dun |
6 |
Xu Shang |
lieutenant commander under Xu Huang |
76 |
Xu Shao |
cast ambiguous fortune for Cao Cao |
1 |
Xu Shao |
son of Xu Chang |
2 |
Xu Sheng (Wenxiang) |
general under Sun Quan |
38, 49-51, 55, 56, 67, 68, 75, 76, 82-84, 86, 96 |
Xu Si |
counselor to Lü Bu |
19 |
Xu Xun |
part of Yuan Shao's fabricated story that he helped Cao Cao rescue Emperor Xian |
22 |
Xu Yan |
envoy under Sun Quan, executed by Gongsun Yuan |
106 |
Xu Yi |
son of Xu Chu, commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan), executed by Zhong Hui |
116 |
Xu You (Ziyuan) |
officer under Yuan Shao, killed by Xu Chu |
7, 22, 30, 33, 45 |
Xu Yun (I) |
officer in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Xu Yun (II) |
official under Sima Yi |
107 |
Xu Zhi (I) |
assistant grand astrologer under Cao Cao |
69, 79, 80 |
Xu Zhi (II) |
mainstay of the kingdom, general under Sima Shi (under Cao Fang), killed by strategy of Jiang Wei |
109 |
Xue Lan |
officer under Lü Bu, killed by Lü Qian |
11, 12 |
Xue Li |
officer under Liu Yao, killed by forces of Sun Ce |
15 |
Xue Qiao |
commander under Cao Xiu |
96 |
Xue Rong |
official under Sun Hao |
120 |
Xue Ti |
messenger under Cao Cao |
67 |
Xue Xu |
messenger under Sun Xiu |
113 |
Xue Ze |
officer under Xiahou Mao, killed by Zhang Bao |
92 |
Xue Zong (Jingwen) |
advisor to Sun Quan |
38, 43 |
Xun Chan |
officer under Han Fu |
7 |
Xun Gun |
father of Xun You |
10 |
Xun Kai |
Northern soldier under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116, 119 |
Xun Shen |
advisor to Yuan Shao |
22, 26 |
Xun Shuang |
Minister of works, argued against moving the capital to Chang'an |
6 |
Xun Xu |
official under Sima Zhao then Sima Yan |
115, 120 |
Xun Yi |
uncle of Chen Tai, supervisor under Sima Zhao |
114 |
Xun You |
court official intent on ridding the palace of eunuchs |
2 |
Xun You (Gongda) |
nephew of Wenruo, scholar, military instructional supervisor under Cao Cao, later Chief of the Imperial Secretariat under Cao Cao, died of illness after remonstrating Cao Cao for pursing the title of King of Wei |
10, 14, 18, 19, 23, 26, 30, 32-34, 41, 42, 46, 48, 59, 66 |
Xun Yu (Wenruo) |
advisor to Cao Cao, when Cao aspired to displace the Han emperor, Wenruo objected and poisoned himself |
10-12, 14, 16-26, 30, 31, 37, 39, 40, 57, 60, 61, 68 |
Xun Yun |
son of Xun Wenruo |
61 |
Xun Zheng |
officer under Yuan Shu, killed by Lord Guan |
14 |
Yadan |
prime minister to King Cheliji |
94 |
Yan Baihu |
governor (?) of Wujun, killed by Dong Xi |
15 |
Yan Gang |
officer under Gongsun Zan, killed by Qu Yi |
7 |
Yan Hui |
historical reference: Confucius' most treasured disciple |
40 |
Yan Jun (Mancai) |
advisor to Sun Quan |
38, 43 |
Yan Liang |
general under Yuan Shao, killed by Lord Guan |
5-7, 13, 22, 25-28, 41, 45, 49, 77 |
Yan Ling |
officer under Han Xuan, killed by Lord Guan |
53 |
Yan Ming |
officer under Cao Hong, killed by Zhao Zilong |
41 |
Yan Pu |
advisor to Zhang Lu |
59, 64, 65,. 67 |
Yan Xiang |
first secretary to Yuan Shu |
17 |
Yan Xiang |
historical reference: able court advisor |
23 |
Yan Yan |
governor of Bajun, famous general of the Riverlands, then general under Xuande |
63-65, 70-72, 81, 91 |
Yan Yu (I) |
brother of Yan Baihu, killed by Sun Ce |
15 |
Yan Yu (II) |
worthless general under Second Emperor |
115 |
Yan Yuan |
historical reference: disciple of Confucius |
23 |
Yan Zheng |
commander under Zhu Jun |
2 |
Yan Zhi |
advisor to Riverlands, dead by the time he is mentioned |
97 |
Yan Zun |
historical reference: diviner |
60 |
Yang Ang |
general under Zhang Lu, killed by Zhang He |
67 |
Yang Biao |
grand commandant |
3, 6, 13, 14, 20, 22, 60 |
Yang Bo |
advisor to Zhang Lu, killed by Ma Chao |
64, 65 |
Yang Chou |
general under Zhang Yang, killed by Zhang Yang's men after killing Zhang Yang |
19 |
Yang Dajiang |
advisor to Yuan Shu |
15-17 |
Yang E |
historical reference: music composer |
23 |
Yang Feng |
cavalry commander under Li Jue, turned against him then general under Yuan Shu then under Lü Bu, killed by Xuande's men |
13, 14, 17 |
Yang Feng |
Man chieftain, ally of Meng Huo, betrayed Meng Huo |
89, 90 |
Yang Fu (II) |
advisor to Cao Cao, falsely surrendered to Ma Chao |
64, 92, 99, 105 |
Yang Fu (Yishan) (I) |
Lingzhou military advisor |
59 |
Yang Hong |
Riverlands officer under Xuande, provincial secretary |
65, 80, 91 |
Yang Hu |
general under Sima Yan |
120 |
Yang Huai |
officer under Liu Zhang, executed by Xuande |
61, 62 |
Yang Huo |
historical reference: man who slighted Confucius |
23 |
Yang Ji (I) |
official under Cao Rui |
99 |
Yang Ji (II) |
officer under Du Yu (under Sima Yan) |
120 |
Yang Ling |
governor of Nan'an, cousin of Yang Fu, killed by Guan Xing |
92 |
Yang Mi |
imperial corps commander |
13 |
Yang Qi |
advisor to Emperor Xian |
13 |
Yang Qiu |
officer under Han Sui |
58, 59 |
Yang Qun |
advisor to Riverlands, dead by the time he is mentioned |
97 |
Yang Ren |
general under Zhang Lu, brother of Yang Ang |
67 |
Yang Song |
older brother of Yang Bo, advisor to Zhang Lu, prone to bribery, executed by Cao Cao |
64, 65, 67 |
Yang Xin |
governor of Jincheng (under Deng Ai) (under Cao Huan) |
116 |
Yang Xiong |
historical reference: scholar who chose a poor master in Wang Mang |
43 |
Yang Xiu (Dezu) |
hero, foretold by Mi Heng, son of Yang Biao, secretary to Cao Cao, very clever, hated and executed by Cao Cao |
23, 60, 71, 72 |
Yang Yi |
general in Second Emperor's attack on the North, Senior Adviser to Kongming, kills himself when not chosen to replace Kongming |
91, 97, 98, 101, 102, 104, 105 |
Yang Yong |
secretary to Kongming |
103 |
Yang Zong |
first secretary to Cao Shuang, stole the seal |
107 |
Yang Zuo |
officer under Gongsun Yuan |
106 |
Yangjue Ai |
historical reference: paragon of fraternal devotion |
26 |
Yao |
historical reference: king who abdicated the throne |
80 |
Yao Li |
historical reference: cut off his arm to prove his loyalty |
96 |
Yao Niao |
historical reference: fleet horsemen |
23 |
Yi Ji (Jiboe) |
advisor to Liu Biao then Xuande then Lord Guan |
34, 40, 52, 63, 65, 67, 73, 76, 77, 80 |
Yi Yin |
historical reference: minister of Shang dynasty |
3, 8, 43, 56, 68, 105, 109 |
Yin Chun |
chief commander under Xuande |
80 |
Yin Damu |
commandant of the Palace Halls under Cao Shuang |
107, 110 |
Yin Feng |
advisor under Jiang Zu |
64 |
Yin Kai |
precinct master at Wuan, officer under Yuan Shang, killed by Xu Chu |
32 |
Yin Kui |
astrologer, imperial inspector of Yuzhou |
31, 37 |
Yin Li |
Mount Tai rebel who aided Lü Bu |
18-20 |
Yin Mo |
scholar-official under Xuande then Second Emperor |
80, 91 |
Yin Shang |
advisor to Ma Zun, surrendered to Kongming |
92, 93 |
Ying Bu |
historical reference: warrior |
65 |
Ying Shao |
governor of Taishan |
10 |
Yong Chi |
historical reference: ancestor of Yong Kai, Lord of Shifang under the Han |
87 |
Yong Kai |
commander who allied with Meng Huo, killed by E Huan |
86, 87 |
Young Phoenix |
advisor recommended by Master Still Water |
35 |
Yu |
historical reference: founders of civilization |
80 |
Yu |
historical reference: in legend of Shun, employed by Shun after Shun executed Gun |
96 |
Yu Fan (Zhongxiang) |
advisor to Wang Lang then Sun Ce then Sun Quan |
15, 29, 43, 75 |
Yu Ji |
a Taoist, living immortal, executed by Sun Ce |
29 |
Yu Jin (Wenze) |
military aide to Cao Cao then naval commander, surrendered to Lord Guan, died of shame |
10-12, 14, 16-18, 22-24, 26, 27, 30, 31, 33, 39-41, 45, 46, 48, 58, 59, 73-75, 78, 82 |
Yu Mi |
officer under Liu Yao, killed by Sun Ce |
15 |
Yu Quan |
officer under Sun Chen (under Sun Liang), killed in battle |
111, 112 |
Yu She |
commander under Yuan Shu, killed by Hua Xiong |
5 |
Yu Song |
first secretary to Sima Shi |
108 |
Yu the Great |
historical reference: king who succeeded Shun |
80 |
Yu Xu |
historical reference: |
100 |
Yuan Feng |
former minister of the interior, father of Yuan Shao |
2 |
Yuan Lin |
general in Second Emperor's attack on the North |
91 |
Yuan Shang (Xianfu) |
third son of Yuan Shao, (once mistakenly called the eldest son), executed by Gongsun Kang as gift to Cao Cao |
30-33, 106 |
Yuan Shao (Benchu) (I) |
commander of Capital Districts, agrees to destroy eunuchs, lord of Qixiang, governor of Bohai, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, dies after defeat by Cao Cao |
2-7, 10, 11, 13-16, 19, 21-34, 38, 40, 43-45, 48-50, 56, 60, 68, 91, 93 |
Yuan Shao (II) |
guard for Deng Ai, fortuneteller |
116 |
Yuan Shu (Gonglu) |
brother of Yuan Shao, governor of Nanyang, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, died after being defeated by Xuande |
3, 5-9, 11, 14-17, 19-21, 43, 44, 48, 56, 60, 93 |
Yuan Tan (Xiansi) |
imperial inspector of Qingzhou, Yuan Shao's eldest son, killed by Cao Hong |
24, 30-33 |
Yuan Wei |
imperial guardian, uncle of Yuan Shao, killed by Dong Zhuo |
2, 4, 5 |
Yuan Weizhi |
literary reference: poet |
104 |
Yuan Xi (Xianyi) |
imperial inspector of Youzhou, second son of Yuan Shao, executed by Gongsun Kang as gift to Cao Cao |
31-33, 91 |
Yuan Xing |
commander under Zhong Hui (under Cao Huan) |
116 |
Yuan Yi (I) |
governor of Shanyang, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo |
5 |
Yuan Yi (II) |
commander under Kongming |
95 |
Yuan Yin |
nephew of Yuan Shu, killed by Xu Liu |
21 |
Yue Chen |
son of Yue Jin, officer under Cao Zhen (under Cao Rui) then under Sima Yi, supported Sima Zhao, killed by Zhuge Dan |
98, 100, 102, 103, 106, 111 |
Yue Fei |
historical reference: |
113 |
Yue Jin (Wenqian) |
guard under Cao Cao, then general |
5, 6, 11, 12, 14, 16, 23, 24, 26, 31-33, 42, 48, 50, 53, 61, 67, 68, 98, 111 |
Yue Jiu |
officer under Yuan Shu |
17 |
Yue Yi |
historical reference: able advisor |
36, 37, 43, 79, 93, 104, 113, 118, 120 |
Yueji |
marshal under King Cheliji, killed by Guan Xing |
94 |
Yugongzhisi |
literary reference: student of Zizhuoruzi, who refused to kill Zizhuoruzi |
50 |
Yunying |
concubine of Dong Cheng |
23 |
Yurang |
historical reference |
25 |
Zang Ba (Xuangao) |
general under Lü Bu, later under Cao Cao |
11, 12, 17-20, 22, 48 |
Zang Cang |
historical reference: man who tried to ruin Mencius |
23 |
Zang Min |
imperial inspector of Kuaiji |
2 |
Ze Rong |
officer under Liu Yao |
15 |
Zeng Xuan |
gate commander at Shouchun |
112 |
Zhai Yuan |
lieutenant under Cao Ren, killed by Lord Guan |
73 |
Zhang Bao (I) |
leader of the Yellow Scarves, brother of Zhang Jue, magician, killed by Yan Zheng |
1, 2, 28 |
Zhang Bao (II) |
eldest son of Zhang Fei, general under Xuande then Second Emperor, died c. 99 crossing a stream |
81-85, 87, 91-99 |
Zhang Bu |
general under Sun Chen (under Sun Xiu), executed by Sun Hao |
113, 120 |
Zhang Chao |
governor of Guangling, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, brother of Zhang Miao, killed himself |
5, 11, 12 |
Zhang Cheng |
officer under Sun Quan |
102 |
Zhang Chun |
rebel in Yuyang, killed |
2 |
Zhang Da |
commander under Zhang Fei, beaten by Zhang Fei, assassinated Zhang Fei, executed and sacrificed by Zhang Bao |
81, 83 |
Zhang Dang |
palace servant loyal to Cao Shuang, executed by Sima Yi |
106, 107 |
Zhang Fei (Yide) |
third oath brother, wielded an 18-span spear and served as a standing archer, 1 of 5 Tiger Generals, assassinated by Fan Jiang and Zhang Da in Ch. 81 |
1, 2, 5-7, 11-22, 24, 25, 28, 31, 34-43, 45, 49-53, 55-57, 60, 61, 63-65, 69-73, 76-78, 80, 81, 83, 85, 120 |
Zhang Gao |
historical reference: |
22 |
Zhang He |
general under Yuan Shao, defected to Cao Cao, later under Cao Rui, killed by Kongming's strategy |
22, 30, 31, 40-42, 48, 50, 56, 58, 67, 69-71, 81, 86, 94-99, 101 |
Zhang Heng (I) |
officer under Han Sui, killed by forces of Cao Cao |
58, 59 |
Zhang Heng (II) |
father of Zhang Lu, charlatan Taoist, aka Rice Rebel |
59 |
Zhang Hong (Ziwang) |
advisor to Sun Ce, then Sun Quan, died of illness, advised moving Southland capital to Moling |
15, 29, 38, 44, 53, 61 |
Zhang Hu (I) |
officer under Liu Biao, killed by Han Dang |
7 |
Zhang Hu (II) |
son of Zhang Liao, officer under Cao Zhen (under Cao Rui) then under Sima Yi |
98, 100, 102, 103, 106 |
Zhang Hua |
deputy of the household secretariat under Sima Yan |
120 |
Zhang Ji (Derong) (II) |
governor of Jingzhao |
59 |
Zhang Ji (I) |
commander under Niu Fu, Dong Zhuo |
3, 5, 9, 10, 13, 16 |
Zhang Ji (III) |
historical reference: physician |
60 |
Zhang Jian (Yuanjie) |
1 of 8 Paragons of Jiangxia |
6 |
Zhang Jie |
courtier to Cao Huan, killed by Sima Yan |
119 |
Zhang Jin |
historical reference: imperial inspector of Jiaozhou, believed in Taoism |
29 |
Zhang Ju |
rebel in Yuyang, killed |
2 |
Zhang Jue |
leader of the Yellow Scarves, killed |
1, 2, 28, 29 |
Zhang Jun (I) |
imperial courtier |
2 |
Zhang Jun (II) |
master of ceremonies under Second Emperor |
118 |
Zhang Kai |
commander under Tao Qian, killed the family of Cao Cao |
10, 11 |
Zhang Liang (I) |
leader of the Yellow Scarves, brother of Zhang Jue, killed by Huangfu Song |
1, 2 |
Zhang Liang (Zifang) (II) |
historical reference: Lord of Liu, aid to founder of Han |
20, 36, 37, 61, 88, 97, 112, 119 |
Zhang Liao (Wenyuan) |
general under Lü Bu, then Cao Cao, died of a wound from Ding Feng |
11, 12, 16-21, 23-28, 30-33, 40, 42, 46, 48-50, 53, 58, 67, 68, 85, 86, 98 |
Zhang Ling (I) |
officer under Liu Yao |
15 |
Zhang Ling (II) |
grandfather of Zhang Lu, charlatan Taoist of Swan Call Hills |
59 |
Zhang Lu |
governor (?) of Hanzhong, later governor of Hanning |
16, 21, 34, 60-62, 64-67, 70, 96 |
Zhang Mao (Yancai) |
remonstrated Cao Rui for his excesses, executed by Cao Rui |
105 |
Zhang Mi |
envoy under Sun Quan, executed by Gongsun Yuan |
106 |
Zhang Miao |
governor of Chenliu, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo |
5, 7, 10-12 |
Zhang Ming |
officer under Wang Jing (under Cao Mao) |
110 |
Zhang Nan (I) |
lieutenant under Yuan Xi, then under Cao Cao, killed by Zhou Tai |
33, 41, 48 |
Zhang Nan (II) |
lieutenant commander under Xuande, killed in battle |
81-85 |
Zhang Ni |
officer under Kongming, wounded by Wang Shuang, killed rescuing Jiang Wei |
87, 88, 90, 91, 93, 97-102, 105, 109, 111 |
Zhang Pu |
general under Cao Xiu, killed by Zhu Huan |
96 |
Zhang Qiu |
general under Cao Rui, Director of the Palace Bureaus under Cao Fang, father of Empress Zhang, executed by Sima Shi |
103, 108-110 |
Zhang Rang |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperor Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants, drowned himself |
1-3, 115 |
Zhang Ren |
official under Liu Zhang, executed by Kongming |
60-64 |
Zhang Shang |
officer under Du Yu (under Sima Yan) |
120 |
Zhang Shao |
counselor to Second Emperor |
118, 119 |
Zhang Shiping |
horse trader from Zhongshan, sponsor of Liu Bei |
1 |
Zhang Shuang |
an aide to Xuande |
80 |
Zhang Song (Yongnian) |
lieutenant inspector of Yizhou, executed by Liu Zhang for aiding Xuande |
60, 62, 63 |
Zhang Su |
brother of Zhang Song, betrayed his brother |
62 |
Zhang Tao |
courtier confidant to Concubine Guo |
91 |
Zhang Te |
officer under Sima Shi (under Cao Fang) |
108 |
Zhang Ti |
prime minister under Sun Hao |
120 |
Zhang Wei |
brother of Zhang Lu, killed by Xu Chu |
59, 65, 67 |
Zhang Wen (I) |
minister of public works under Dong Zhuo, killed by Dong Zhuo |
8 |
Zhang Wu |
general submitted to Liu Biao then revolted, killed by Zhao Zilong |
34 |
Zhang Xian |
general under Zhang Xiu, killed by Xu Chu |
17 |
Zhang Xiang |
general under Sun Hao |
120 |
Zhang Xiu (I) |
nephew of Zhang Ji |
16-19, 21-23, 60, 68, 120 |
Zhang Xiu (II) |
younger son of Zhang Zhao, first aide to Sun Deng |
98 |
Zhang Xun |
commander under Yuan Shu |
15, 17 |
Zhang Yan |
defeated by Lü Bu and Yuan Shao |
11, 21 |
Zhang Yan |
leader of the Black Hill bandits, general under Cao Cao |
33, 34 |
Zhang Yang |
governor of Shangdang, 1 of 17 generals vs Dong Zhuo, killed by Yang Chou |
5, 11, 13, 14 |
Zhang Yi (I) |
officer under Yuan Shang, then under Cao Cao (once mistakenly called Zhang Kai (50)), killed by Gan Ning |
32, 33, 41, 50 |
Zhang Yi (II) |
historical reference: chief minister to the state of Qin |
43, 45 |
Zhang Yi (III) |
commander under Liu Zhang, surrendered to Xuande, auxiliary commander under Xuande then Second Emperor, killed in battle |
64, 65, 71, 80, 81, 87-91, 93-95, 97, 99-103, 109, 110. 113-119 |
Zhang Yin |
official under Cao Pi |
80 |
Zhang Ying |
officer under Xue Li, killed by Chen Wu |
15 |
Zhang Yue |
officer in personal police force of Zhuge Ke, killed by Sun Jun |
108 |
Zhang Yun |
officer loyal to Lady Cai, then under Cao Cao, executed by Cao Cao |
40, 41, 45 |
Zhang Zhao (Zibu) |
advisor to Sun Ce, then Sun Quan |
15, 17, 29, 38, 39, 43-46, 53, 55, 61, 62, 65-68, 73, 75, 77, 82, 83, 86, 98 |
Zhang Zhu |
commander under Xuande |
71 |
Zhang Zun |
grandson of Zhang Fei, officer under Zhuge Zhan (under Second Emperor), killed in battle with Deng Ai |
117 |
Zhao Ang |
advisor under Jiang Zu |
64 |
Zhao Cen |
officer under Dong Zhuo |
5, 6 |
Zhao Fan |
governor of Guiyang |
52 |
Zhao Gao |
historical reference: corrupt eunuch |
115 |
Zhao Guang |
second son of Zhao Zilong |
97 |
Zhao Hong |
follower of Zhang Jue (Yellow Scarves), killed by Sun Jian |
2 |
Zhao Lei |
field director of the commissary under Lord Guan, killed in the flight from Mai |
73, 76, 77 |
Zhao Meng |
commandant |
3 |
Zhao Qi |
court steward under Dong Zhuo |
7 |
Zhao Qu |
officer allied with Yang Fu |
64 |
Zhao Rong |
coordinator under Xuande |
81, 84 |
Zhao Rui |
inspector under Chunyu Qiong, killed by Cao Cao |
30 |
Zhao Tong |
eldest son of Zhao Zilong |
97 |
Zhao Yan (I) |
court counselor, executed by Cao Cao |
20, 22 |
Zhao Yan (II) |
boy who had his lifespan extended due to Guan Lu |
69 |
Zhao Yue |
son of Zhao Ang, officer under Ma Chao, executed by Ma Chao |
64 |
Zhao Yun (Zilong) |
hero under Gongsun Zan then Xuande, aka, the Hero of Steep Slope, 1 of 5 Tiger Generals, died of old age in chapter 97 |
7, 11, 21, 28, 31, 34-36, 39, 41-43, 45, 49-54, 56, 57, 60, 61, 63, 65, 70-73, 77, 80, 81, 84-97 |
Zhao Zhi |
Riverlands officer, astrologer |
104 |
Zhao Zhong |
power-abusing eunuch under Emperor Ling, one of the Ten Regular Attendants, killed by Yuan Shao & Cao Cao |
3-Jan |
Zhao Zi |
advisor to Sun Quan, advocated surrender to Cao Pi |
82 |
Zhao Zuo |
lieutenant governor under Xuande |
80 |
Zheng Bao |
leader in Chaohu |
29 |
Zheng Du |
advisor to Liu Zhang |
64, 65 |
Zheng Lun |
officer under Deng Ai (under Cao Mao) |
113 |
Zheng Mao |
officer of the palace directorate under Sima Shi |
110 |
Zheng Tai |
court official intent on ridding the palace of eunuchs |
2, 3 |
Zheng Wen |
officer under Sima Yi, falsesly surrendered to Kongming, executed by Kongming |
102 |
Zheng Xuan (Kangcheng) |
teacher of Liu Bei |
1 |
Zheng Yu |
historical reference: able advisor who was not a scholar |
43 |
Zhi Xi |
friend of Kong Rong who mourned for him |
40 |
Zhong Anshi |
historical reference: master of memorization |
23 |
Zhong Hui (Shiji) |
son of Zhong Yao, librarian, secretariat to Sima Shi, attendant to Sima Zhao, later main general under Sima Zhao (under Cao Huan), killed by his own subordinates when he tried to stage a coup |
107, 110, 112, 115-120 |
Zhong Jin (I) |
officer under Xiahou Dun, killed by Zhao Zilong |
41, 42 |
Zhong Jin (II) |
brother of Zhong Yao, killed by Pang De |
58 |
Zhong Jun |
historical reference: spirited youth who served a previous emperor |
23 |
Zhong Shen |
officer under Xiahou Dun, killed by Zhao Zilong |
41, 42 |
Zhong Wen (Huishu) |
advisor to Sun Quan, later Zhang Wen |
38, 43, 86 |
Zhong Yao |
governor of Chang'an, ally of Cao Cao, first minister to Cao Cao, imperial guardian to Cao Rui |
58, 68, 69, 91, 94, 107 |
Zhong You |
civil advisor to Cao Cao |
56 |
Zhong Yu |
elder brother of Zhong Hui |
107 |
Zhou Bi |
privy counselor, aid to Dong Zhuo, argued against moving the capital to Chang'an, killed by Dong Zhuo |
4, 6 |
Zhou Cang |
officer under Lord Guan, killed himself upon news of Lord Guan's death |
28, 31, 49, 63, 65, 66, 74, 77 |
Zhou Fang |
Southland governor of Poyang |
96 |
Zhou Huan |
minister of protoco under Dong Zhuo, killed when Dong Zhuo's four generals sack Chang'an |
9 |
Zhou Ping |
officer under Sun Quan, younger brother of Zhou Tai, killed by Guan Xing |
83 |
Zhou Qun |
Riverlands officer under Xuande |
65 |
Zhou Shan |
officer under Sun Quan sent to kidnap Ah Dou, killed by Zhang Fei |
61 |
Zhou Tai (II) |
Imperial Inspector of Yanzhou, officer under Sima Zhao (under Cao Mao) |
111, 112 |
Zhou Tai (Youping) (I) |
officer under Sun Ce, then Sun Quan |
15, 44, 48, 49-51, 55, 61, 67, 68, 75, 76, 78, 82-84 |
Zhou Xin |
commander under Wang Lang, killed by Sun Ce |
15 |
Zhou Yafu |
historical reference: general who maintained highly disciplined troops |
76, 110 |
Zhou Yu |
friend and advisor to Sun Ce, then Sun Quan, died befuddled by Kongming |
15, 29, 38, 39, 44-57, 60, 75, 77, 82-84 |
Zhou Zhi |
officer under Du Yu (under Sima Yan) |
120 |
Zhougong |
historical reference: regent |
8 |
Zhu Bao |
governor of Zangge, killed by E Huan |
87 |
Zhu En |
officer in personal police force of Zhuge Ke |
108 |
Zhu Fang |
officer under Wang Jing (under Cao Mao) |
110 |
Zhu Guang |
governor of Lujiang, ally of Cao Cao, killed by forces of Sun Quan |
61, 67 |
Zhu Huan (Xiumu) |
advisor to Sun Quan, general under Lu Xun |
38, 85, 96 |
Zhu Jun |
Imperial Corps commander, Treasurer, died |
1, 2, 10, 13 |
Zhu Ling |
general loyal to Cao Cao under Xuande, later officer under Cao Cao |
21, 58 , 59 |
Zhu Ran |
general under Sun Quan, killed by Zhao Zilong |
75, 77, 82, 84 |
Zhu Xi |
historical reference: someone who would rather die than surrender |
85 |
Zhu Yi |
officer under Sun Chen (under Sun Liang), executed by Sun Chen for failure |
111, 112 |
Zhu Zan |
general under Cao Zhen, killed by Zhao Zilong |
93 |
Zhu Zhi (Junli) |
advisor to Sun Ce, then Sun Quan |
15, 44 |
Zhuang Zi |
The Old Hermit From Mount Hua Summit-Taoist Sage, gave Zhang Jue a holy book |
1 |
Zhuge Dan (Gongxiu) |
general under Sima Shi (under Cao Mao), a cousin of Kongming, revolted against Sima Zhao, killed by Hu Fen |
110-112 |
Zhuge Feng |
ancestor of Kongming, commander |
36 |
Zhuge Gui (Zigong) |
father of Kongming, governor's deputy in Taishan |
36 |
Zhuge Jin (Ziyu) |
advisor to Sun Quan, eldest brother of Kongming, dead by c. 108 |
29, 37, 43-45, 53, 66, 67, 73, 76, 81, 82, 85, 96, 98, 102, 103, 108 |
Zhuge Jing |
son of Zhuge Dan |
111 |
Zhuge Jun |
younger brother of Kongming |
36-38 |
Zhuge Ke (Yuansun) |
eldest son of Zhuge Jin, guide to Sun Deng, executed/assassinated by Sun Jun |
98, 108, 113 |
Zhuge Liang (Kongming) |
Xuande's chief advisor, aka Master Sleeping Dragon |
36-46, 48-57, 60-67, 70-73, 76-82, 84-106, 111, 113, 115-117, 119, 120 |
Zhuge Qian |
officer under Cao Ren |
85 |
Zhuge Shang |
son of Zhuge Zhan, grandson of Kongming, commander under Zhuge Zhan (under Second Emperor), killed in battle with Deng Ai |
117, 118 |
Zhuge Xing |
general under Sun Hao |
120 |
Zhuge Xu |
imperial inspector of Yongzhou (under Deng Ai) (under Cao Huan) |
116, 117 |
Zhuge Xuan |
uncle of Kongming |
36 |
Zhuge Yuan |
prefect of Guantao then governor Xinxing, tested Guan Lu's abilities |
69 |
Zhuge Zhan (Siyuan) |
son of Kongming, son-in-law of Second Emperor, killed in battle with Deng Ai |
105, 117, 118 |
Zhuo Ying |
commander under Liu Zhang, surrendered to Xuande |
64, 65 |
Zhurong |
historical reference: ancestor of Lady Zhurong |
90 |
Ziying |
historical reference: grandson of the First Emperor of Qin |
6 |
Zizhuoruzi |
literary reference: archery instructor |
50 |
Zong Bao |
general under Kong Rong, killed by Guan Hai |
11 |
Zong Yu (Deyan) |
official under Second Emperor |
105 |
Zou Jing |
commandant to Liu Yan |
1 |
Zu Bi |
keeper of the imperial seal, executed by Cao Pi |
80 |
Zu Lang |
governor of Jingxian, defeated by Sun Ce |
15 |
Zu Mao (Darong) |
commander under Sun Jian, killed by Hua Xiong |
5 |
Zuo Botao |
historical reference: paragon of fraternal devotion |
26 |
Zuo Ci (Yuanfang) |
Taoist, aka Master Black Horn, stole Cao Cao's oranges, could not be executed |
68, 69 |
Zuo Feng |
eunuch, denounced Lu Zhi |
1 |
Zuo Guan |
power abusing eunuch |
22 |
Zuo Ling |
advisor under Li Jue |
13 |
Zuo Xian |
first secretary to Sun Quan |
77 |