Among the generals of the Wu State, He Qi was not famous, but in fact he himself had an extremely outstanding record and was one of the few good generals at that time. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

【Many Exploits】

He Qi had earlier followed Sun Ce from Sun Ce, and after Sun Ce's death, he pacified Shanyue in Jiangdong, fought countless rebellions, fought against Cao Wei, and was one of the generals under Sun's command at that time.

After observing earlier, he named He Qi as filial piety. At that time, Wang Lang fled to Dongye, and Shang Sheng, the magistrate of Houguan County, helped Wang Lang send troops to rebel. Sun Ce sent Han Yan, the magistrate of Yongning County, to concurrently serve as the southern governor, and led his troops to defeat Shangsheng, with He Qi as the magistrate of Yongning County. As a result, Han Yan was defeated by Shang Sheng, and Sun Ce appointed He Qi as the southern governor and led his troops into Fujian.

Shang Sheng was afraid of He Qi's prestige and was ready to surrender, but the rebel leaders Zhang Ya, Zhan Qiang and others did not want Shang Sheng to surrender, but killed Shang Sheng together, Zhang Ya claimed to be the supreme general, and Zhan Qiang claimed to be the chief guard. He Qi induced the two of them to fight among themselves, and finally put down the rebellion. Later, three counties of "Jian'an", "Hanxing" and "Nanping" were established here.

In the eighth year of Jian'an (203), the leaders of the strong clans of Jian'an, Hanxing, and Nanping in the south of Huiji County, such as Hongming, Hongjin, Yuanyu, Wufu, and Huadang, raised troops against Sun Quan and took the lead in sending troops. Sun Quan ordered He Qi, the southern governor, to ask for it, and ordered each county to send 5,000 soldiers, led by the county commander and the county magistrate, all under the command of He Qi. He Qi deployed a part of his troops to stay in the rear, and then personally led the main force to attack Hong Ming and other generals, defeated Hong Ming and other generals one after another, and killed Hong Ming in battle, forcing Hong Jin, Wu Fu, Yuan Yu, and Huadang to surrender. He Qi took advantage of the victory to lead the army to defeat Wu Wu stationed in Gaizhu, and then the army turned to Datan to defeat the Shanyue army, forcing Wu Wu and Zou Lin to surrender as well.

In this battle, a total of 6,000 Shanyue troops were killed, and all the famous generals of Shanyue were captured, more than 10,000 elite soldiers were recruited, the original counties were restored, and the ruling order was stabilized. Therefore, Sun Quan worshiped He Qi as the captain of Pingdong.

In the tenth year of Jian'an (205), He Qi led the army to turn to Shangrao, and divided the Tongxiang land of Jian'an and established Jianping County. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), He Qi moved to the mighty Zhonglang general. In this year, Sun Quan took Zhou Yu as the main commander to fight against Cao Cao in Chibi and went north to Hefei.

However, at that time, there were constant uprisings of local strong clans against Wu in Yi County and She County in Danyang County in the territory of Eastern Wu. So Sun Quan sent He Qi to lead his troops to suppress it, and He Qi won the battle surprisingly and broke the thief army. After pacifying Danyang, He Qi once again analyzed She County as Xinding, Liyang, and Xiuyang counties, together with a total of six counties of Yi and She, and Sun Quan then divided the six counties into Xindu County, with He Qi as the county Taishou, and the county seat was in Shixin County, and He Qi was awarded as a partial general.

In the sixteenth year of Jian'an (211), Lang Zhi, the common people of Yuhang County, Wu County, gathered the clan to rebel, and then thousands of people joined it.

Two years later, Peng Cai, Li Yu, Wang Hai and other people in the eastern part of Yuzhang County rebelled and gathered more than 10,000 people. He Qi crusaded against Pingding and killed the first evildoer, and the rest of the traitors all surrendered. He Qi selected the able-bodied ones to join his troops, and placed some of them as the county's citizens. He Qi was promoted to General Fenwu.

In the twentieth year of Jian'an (215), Sun Quan failed in his second crusade against Hefei and was almost attacked and killed by Zhang Liao.

In the following year, the people of Poyang, You Tu, accepted the seal ribbon given by Cao Cao and guided the people to be cowards, and Lingyang, Shi'an, and Jing counties all echoed with Youtu. He Qi and Lu Xun defeated You Tu in a conquest, killed thousands of people, and the remaining thieves were shocked and surrendered, and all the thieves in the three counties of Danyang surrendered, and He Qi chose 8,000 elite soldiers from them. He Qi was awarded the title of General Anton, knighted Marquis of Shanyin, and served as the guard of the Yangtze River, supervising the waters above Fuzhou and Anhui City.

In the first year of Huangwu (222), Cao Wei's army went south on three routes to attack Wu, and the eastern front was led by Cao Xiu to attack Dongpu, and Wu was resisted by Lü Fan as the main commander, but the Wu army was unlucky, encountered strong winds, and suffered heavy losses.

Because He Qi was extravagant and gorgeous by nature, and especially liked military affairs, the armor and equipment under his command were extremely sophisticated and beautiful, and Cao Xiu was afraid so he led the army back. As a result, He Qi was promoted to the post of general, false festival, and concurrently served as the pastor of Xuzhou.

After the former Wu Xikou guard general Jin Zong led the army to rebel against Wu and surrender to Wei, Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi named him the Taishou of Qichun, and ordered him to return to the town of Qichun (, defend the border, and cross the river from time to time to attack the border city of Wu, Le'an and other places. Sun Quan was ashamed. In June of the second year of Huangwu (223), when it was a scorching summer, it was usually not conducive to sending troops, Sun Quan ordered He Qi to command Lu Fang, Liu Shao and other troops, and by surprise, raided Qichun, captured Jinzong, and recovered the land of Qichun County.

In the sixth year of Huangwu (227), He Qi died. His son He Da and younger brother He Jing both had a good reputation and were good generals in the army.

【Lucky General】

Among the generals of Eastern Wu, He Qi's reputation is not obvious, but his own ability is actually very strong, and the victory rate of participating in military operations is also very impressive.

He Qi is also very good at using troops, when the Danyang rebels were pacified, the other party defended according to the danger, and went down to the stone, He Qi officers and soldiers could not attack for a long time, the army was shocked, He Qi then observed the terrain, attacked from the hidden edge road at night, and finally won a complete victory.

Not only that, He Qi was also quite treated by the goddess of luck, when Cao Xiu went south, the navy led by Lu Fan suffered heavy losses because of a strong wind, He Qi not only escaped because of the late arrival, but also became the pillar of the Wu army, and was finally promoted to the rear general, and concurrently served as the pastor of Xuzhou.

However, relatively speaking, He Qi did not have heavyweight feats, but he eliminated a lot of miscellaneous fish, which was also the direct reason for He Qi's low reputation and status later.

【San'in Kamiao】

Name: He Qi

Attributes: Force (B+) He Qi, as a Jiangdong general, leads the vanguard of the army, and the force is not low

Commander (B+) He Qi's military ability is very good, and the victory rate is quite high, but he has no heavyweight record

General comment (B+) Among the generals in Jiangdong, He Qi has a place

Alias (title): He Gongmiao

Gender: Male

Ethnicity: Han

Title: Marquis of San'in

Official position: Hou General, False Festival, Xuzhou Mu

Class: General

Family Origin: Unknown

Birth and death: --227

Place of birth: Huiji San'in

Main social relations: Sons (He Da, He Jing)

Major Experiences:

In 203, He Qi successively followed Sun Ce and Sun Quan brothers, quelled the rebellions of Zhang Ya, Zhan Qiang, Hong Ming, Hong Jin and others, crusaded against Shanyue, and was promoted to the rank of captain of Pingdong

From 203 to 213, he crusaded against Shangrao, quelled the rebellion, and successively served as a mighty lieutenant general, a partial general, and a Fenwu general

From 213 to 227, he fought against Cao Wei, and was promoted to General Anton and even Later General

Summary: The master of quelling chaos has contributed to the stability of Jiangdong.