As before, the characters that have been introduced will not be repeated, here is mainly a brief introduction to Sun Shao, Bu Qi, Bu Xie, Bu Yan, Yan Ji, Cheng Bing, Kan Ze, Xue Zong, Xue Jue, Xue Ying, Ling Tong, Ling Cao, Xu Sheng, Pan Zhang, Ding Feng, Zhu Ran, Shi Ji, Lu Fan, Lu Yuan, Zhu Huan, Zhu Yi, Zhu Yuan, Yu Translation, Zhang Wen, Luo Tong, Wu Cang, Lu Dai, Zhou Yi, Zhong Limu, Pan Jun, Shi Yi, Hu Zong, Wu Fan, Liu Dan, Zhao Da, Zhang Bu, Pu Yangxing, Wan Yu, Zhang Yi, Liuzan, Liuluo, Liuping, Nie You, Wang Fan, Lou Xuan, He Shao, Wei Yao, Hua Yu and others.

【Sun Shao】

Sun Shao, the word Gongli, is a native of Wu County. Sun Shao's uncle Sun He, whose surname is Yu, Sun Ce loves him very much, so he gave him the surname Sun and listed him in the Sun family.

In the ninth year of Jian'an (204), Sun He was killed, and Sun Shao commanded Sun He's army and was appointed by Sun Quan as the captain of Chenglie. Later, he served as Guangling Taishou and partial general. In the first year of the early Huang dynasty (220), Sun Quan was named King of Wu and promoted him to the rank of Yangwei General and feudal Dehou. During Cao Pi's last southern expedition, he once led a 500-man death squad to attack Cao Pi. In the first year of Huanglong (229), Sun Quan proclaimed himself emperor and appointed Sun Shao as the general of Zhenbei. Sun Quan later appointed Sun Shao as the pastor of Youzhou, and the festival was closed. In the fourth year of Chiwu (241), Sun Shao died.

【Step Step, Step Association, Step Explanation】

Buqi, the word mountain. Xuzhou Linhuai Huaiyin people. He first took refuge in Jiangdong, and after Sun Quan's reunification, he was called to be the chief secretary. After traveling to Wudi, he served as the magistrate of Haiyan County, and also served as Dong Cao Peng, and led Poyang Taishou. In the fifteenth year of Jian'an (210), he was transferred to the state assassin history and Liwu Zhonglang generals, and led the army to take over Jiaozhou, and paid homage to the envoys and conquered the southern Zhonglang generals. In the following year, with the Pingding Jiaozhou Gong, General Pingrong was added, and the Marquis of Guangxin was sealed. Later, he moved to the right general and left guard, and was renamed the Marquis of Linxiang. After Sun Quan became emperor, he worshiped the hussar general, led the Jizhou pastor, and later relieved the pastor because Jizhou was divided into Shu Han. and the governor of Xiling. In the ninth year of Chiwu (246), Lu Xun was the prime minister. The following year, Buqi died.

Buqi was stationed in Xiling for twenty years, and Cao Wei's border soldiers admired his prestige. He has a generous temperament, is very popular, moody and emotional, and always behaves very respectfully both internally and externally. At the time of the dispute between the two palaces, Buqi belonged to the party of King Lu.

Bu Xie, the eldest son of Bu Qi. In the tenth year of Chiwu (247), Bu Qi died, and Bu Xie's heir was appointed as his father, succeeded to the leadership of Bu Qi, and was added as the general of the Fu Army. Later, the Shu State was destroyed by the Wei State, and the Eastern Wu heard about it, and saw that there was no owner in the hundred cities, so he had the ambition of Shu, and ordered the Buxi to lead the people to the west, but was blocked by Luo Xian.

Step explanation, the word Zhongsi, the second son of Bu Qi. He inherited his father's and brother's business, served as the governor of Xiling, added the general of Zhaowu, and was named the Marquis of Xiting. He once advised Sun Hao to move the capital to Wuchang, and later Sun Hao summoned him as the governor of the tent, and he rebelled and defected to the Jin Dynasty. Sun Hao made Lu Kang go west to crusade, and Bu Xian was defeated and killed.

[Yan Zhen, Cheng Bing, Kan Ze]

Yan Gan, whose name is Mancai, was a native of Pengcheng, Xuzhou, and a famous scholar at that time. Loyal and sincere. He avoided Jiangdong because of the turmoil in the Central Plains, and was good friends with Zhuge Jin and Buqi, and was recommended by Zhang Zhao to Sun Quan as a cavalry lieutenant and a lieutenant.

In the twenty-second year of Jian'an (217), the Hengjiang general Lu Su died, and Sun Quan planned to let Yan Jian take over his throne. Yan Jian was very self-aware, knowing that he was not capable of confronting Guan Yu in Jingzhou and Cao Wei in the north, so he resolutely refused to accept this appointment. Later, he served as Shang Shuling. Yan died at the age of 78. He is the author of "The Book of Filial Piety" and "The Theory of Tides".

Cheng Bing, the word Deshu, a native of Runan Nanton. A famous Confucian scholar of the Three Kingdoms period. At first, he followed Zheng Xuan, and later took refuge in Jiaozhou due to the northern wilderness, during which he studied the righteousness of the Five Classics with Liu Xi, so he traveled through the Five Classics. Later, Jiaozhi Taishou Shixie appointed Cheng Bing as the chief historian. Emperor Sun Quan of Wu heard of Cheng Bing's reputation, so he recruited him with a courtesy, and after Cheng Bing arrived, he was appointed as the crown prince. He later died of illness during his tenure. Cheng Bing is the author of "Zhou Yi Pick", "Shang Shu Refutation", "Analects of the Analects", with more than 30,000 words.

Kan Ze, whose name is Derun, was a native of Shanyin County, Huiji County, and a scholar during the Three Kingdoms period. When he was young, his family was poor, so he had to copy books from others, so he was erudite and well-read. At the end of the Han Dynasty, he was promoted to filial piety, served as the head of Qiantang, and was promoted to the order of Chenxian County. When Sun Quan was a hussar general, he was recruited as Western Cao Peng. Later, the official went to the Zhongshu Order, the prince and the prince, and the marquis of the capital. Yu called it "the Yangxiong of Gaishu" and "Zhongshu of today". He died in the sixth year of Chiwu (243), and Sun Quan lamented it and did not eat for several days. Kan Ze once wrote the book "Notes on the Dry Elephant Calendar", which is now gone. There is also "Nine Chapters of Arithmetic", which also does not exist. It is rumored that Kan Ze also studied pi very well, and Zu Chongzhi's accurate calculation of pi was based on his results.

[Xue Zong, Xue Jue, Xue Ying]

Xue Zong, the word Jingwen, is a native of Zhuyi, Pei County. When he was young, he avoided chaos and went to Jiaozhou and studied under Liu Xi. Shi Xie attached himself to Sun Quan and summoned him as the general of the five senses, and served as the Taishou of Hepu and Jiaoluan. Later, he went from Zheng to Jiuzhen, returned to the dynasty to serve as a servant, and then was promoted to Shangshu and servant, and then reappointed Cao Shangshu. He once dissuaded Sun Quan from the Northern Expedition to Gongsun Yuan. In the fifth year of Chiwu (242), he served as the young master of the crown prince and concurrently served as the electoral department. The following year, Xue Zong died. Xue Zong was a famous Confucian at that time, and wrote tens of thousands of words of poetry, which was collected as "Private Records", and authored "Five Sects of Illustrations" and "Erjing Solution".

Xue Jue, the son of Xue Zong. He has been sent to Shu many times by the order of the monarch of Wu State, and witnessed the withering of people's livelihood at the end of Shu Kingdom. In the first year of Jianheng (269), as the commander of the army, he went south to quell the Jiaozhi Rebellion, and once had a discord with his subordinate Tao Huang, and later took the initiative to admit his mistake and died of illness on the way back.

Xue Ying, a native of Zhuyi, Peijun, a writer during the Three Kingdoms period, served as the history of the left country of Wu State, Guangluxun, the son of Xue Zong, the young master of the prince of Wu, and the younger brother of Xue Jue.

[Ling Tong, Ling Cao]

Ling Cao, a native of Yuhang, Wu County. In his early years, he followed Sun Ce to Jiangdong. After Sun Quan unified the army, Ling Cao accompanied him to conquer Huang Zu and was shot dead by Gan Ning.

Ling Tong, the son of Ling Cao, is rarely famous, and has the style of a countryman. He has performed well in many battles, and his rank is a general. Sun Quan was the vanguard of the last crusade against Huang Zu, killing Zhang Shuo, a general under Huang Zu, and then the first to capture the city, participating in important battles such as the Battle of Chibi and the Battle of Jiangling. Then he broke through Anhui City with the army, and was promoted to the general of Dangkou Zhongxuan, and served as the prime minister of Peiguo. He also followed Lü Meng to capture Liu Bei's three counties of Changsha, Lingling, and Guiyang, and returned to the division after capturing the three counties, and went straight from Yiyang to Hefei, when he was the right governor. When Zhang Liaowei was in Yaojin, he desperately rescued Sun Quan and served as a partial general, and finally died of illness.

[Xu Sheng, Pan Zhang, Ding Feng]

Xu Sheng, the word Wenxiang, is a native of Langxiju County, Xuzhou. In his early years, Xu Sheng fought against Huang Zu and was promoted to Zhonglang General because of his merits. When Liu Bei attacked Wu, Xu Sheng followed Lu Xun to capture many camps of the Shu army; When Cao Xiu attacked Wu, Xu Sheng successfully defended with less resistance and more under the unfavorable situation. Because of his military exploits, Xu Sheng was successively promoted to General Jianwu, General Anton, and served as the Taishou of Lujiang. Later, Cao Pi attacked Wu on a large scale, and Wu Guo built a wall on the periphery of Jianye according to Xu Sheng's suggestion, and Cao Pi was forced to retreat. During the Huangwu period, Xu Sheng died of illness, and his official title was inherited by his son Xu Kai.

Pan Zhang, whose name is Wenqi, is a native of Fagan, East County, Yanzhou. Pan Zhang's family was poor when he was young, and he was appreciated after following Sun Quan, coupled with his courage in battle, and constantly promoted, he fought for Sun Quan in the east and west all his life, and made many military exploits in the Battle of Hefei, the pursuit of Guan Yu, the Battle of Yiling, and the defense of Jiangling. But he is extravagant and greedy for money. often set up military markets, and robbed and killed soldiers to obtain property, but Sun Quan did not investigate his merits.

After Gan Ning's death, Pan Zhang led his subordinates. After Sun Quan proclaimed himself emperor, he appointed Pan Zhang as the right general. In the third year of Jiahe (234), Pan Zhang died, and Sun Quan ordered his troops to be taken over by Lü Dai.

Ding Feng, whose name is Chengyuan, is a native of Lujiang, and is the fourth generation of Sun Wu's old ministers. When he was young, he was a young general with courage, often fought bravely to kill the enemy, and made many meritorious deeds, and then in the battle of Dongxing in the second year of Taiyuan (252), he "fought in the snow" and broke the Wei army that invaded Eastern Wu. During the reign of Emperor Sun Xiu of Wu Jing, Ding Feng designed to get rid of Sun Qi, a powerful minister of Eastern Wu, and was worshiped as a general, and then as the right great Sima and the left military division, and died in the third year of Jianheng (271). After his death, he was held accountable by Sun Hao, his son Ding Wen was killed, and the whole family was exiled.

[Zhu Ran, Shi Ji]

Zhu Ran, formerly known as Shi Ran, is a native of Danyang. He was the nephew of Zhu Zhi, Marquis of Piling, and was later adopted by Zhu Zhi. After Sun Quan's reunification, Zhu Ran successively served, Yu Yao Chang, Shanyin Ling, Linchuan Taishou, and Chong Lieutenant and led the army to pacify the bandits. He once accompanied Lü Meng to capture and kill Guan Yu, moved General Zhaowu with merit, and made Xi'an a township. After Lü Meng's death, Zhu Ran replaced Lü Meng to guard Jiangling.

In the battle of Yiling, he and Lu Xun joined forces to defeat Liu Bei, worship the northern general, and seal the Marquis of Yong'an. When Cao Pi attacked Wu in three ways, Zhu Ran held on to Jiangling, and Cao Zhen, Xiahou Shang, Zhang He and other Wei generals besieged Jiangling for six months, and Zhu Ran "shocked the enemy country" from then on. After that, Zhu Ran successively attacked Jiangxia and Fancheng, but was unsuccessful; And the two expeditions have been successful. In the end, the official was the left big Sima and the right army division. In the twelfth year of Chiwu (249), Zhu Ran died of illness at the age of sixty-eight. Sun Quan mourned for his plain clothes.

Shi Ji, the word Gongxu, also known as Zhu Ji, the son of Zhu Ran, Sun Liang resumed his surname "Shi" after he ascended the throne. During the dispute between the two palaces, Shi Ji rejected the solicitation of King Lu and chose to support the crown prince Sun He, and after the death of his father Zhu Ran, he inherited his father's career and served as the general of Pingwei and the governor of Lexiang. After Wang Chang attacked, Shi Ji guarded Jiangling, and united with the Fenwei general Zhuge Rong to try to counterattack Wang Chang, but Zhuge Rong broke the appointment and Shi Ji was defeated. The relationship between Shi Ji and the Zhuge family deteriorated further. After Sun Liang succeeded to the throne, Shi Ji was appointed general of Zhendong. After Zhuge Ke was killed by Sun Jun, Shi Ji was sent to the public security to deal with Zhuge Rong and others.

After Sun Qi came to power, Shi Ji contacted Shu as a precaution. After Sun Xiu removed Sun Qi, Shi Ji was appointed as the general and the governor of the capital, mainly responsible for Jingzhou affairs, after Sun Hao ascended the throne, Shi Ji was appointed as the left big Sima, and the right big Sima was served by Ding Feng. In the second year of Jianheng (270), Shi Ji died.