Names in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Most of the characters in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms have font names. I have nothing to do. Now I have compiled the names and font sizes that can be found as follows:
A
A Hui Nan,
Yan Qing, Yan Shao,
B
Bao Xin, Bao Zhong (Bao Xindi), Bao Long,
Bian Rang, Bian Hong,
Bian Xi, Mrs. Bian (Cao Cao’s wife)
Buzhi (zizishan) )
Bingyuan (character root moment),
Bei Yan,
Bi Gui (character name Zhaoxian)
C
p>Chen Fan, Chen Dan, Chen Gong (alias Gongtai), Chen Xiang (alias Zhonglin), Chen Sheng, Chen Deng (alias Chen Guizi, alias Yuanlong), Chen Wu (alias Zilie), Chen Heng, Chen Lan, Chen Gui (alias Hanyu), Chen Ji, Chen Lin (alias Kongzhang), Chen Zhen (alias Xiaoqi), Chen Sun, Chen Jiu, Chen Jiao (alias Jibi), Chen Ying, Chen Qun (Zhangwen), Chen Shi, Chen Tai (Chen Qun’s son, Xuanbo), Chen Qian, Chen Jun
Cai Yong (Bojie), Cai Mao, Cai Yang, Cai He ( Cai Mao's younger brother), Cai Zhong (Cai Mao's younger brother), Cai Xun (Cai Mao's younger brother), Cai Yan (Cai Yong's daughter), Cai Lin,
Cao Jie (also known as Hanfeng), Cao Cao (also known as Mengde, Nicknames: Amo), Cao Song (Cao Cao's father), Cao Ren (Zixiao), Cao Hong (Zilian), Cao De (Cao Cao's uncle), Cao Bao, Cao Xing, Cao Anmin (Cao Cao's nephew), Cao Ang (Cao Cao's son) , Zixiu), Cao Pi (Cao Caozi, Zihuan), Cao Chun (Cao Rendi, Zihe), Cao Xiu (Wenlie), Cao Yong, Cao Zhang (Cao Caozi, Ziwen), Cao Zhi (Cao Cao) Cao Xiong (Cao Caozi), Cao Rui (Cao Pizi, Yuan Zhong)), Cao Zhen (Zidan), Cao Zun (Cao Zhen's younger brother), Cao Yu ( Cao Caozi, styled Pengzu), Cao Fang (Cao Ruizi, styled Lanqing), Cao Shuang (Cao Zhenzi, styled Zhaobo), Cao Xi (Cao Zhenzi), Cao Xun (Cao Zhenzi), Cao Yan (Cao Zhenzi), Cao Ju ( Cao Caozi), Cao Mao (Cao Linzi, also known as Yanshi)), Cao Lin (Cao Pizi), Cao Huan (Cao Yuzi, named Jingming),
Cheng Kuang, Cheng Yuanzhi, Cheng Pu (also known as Demou), Cheng Zi (Cheng Puzi), Cheng Bing (Deshu), Cheng Yu (Zhongde), Cheng Yin, Cheng Ji, Cheng Wu (Cheng Yuzi)
Cui Lie, Cui Yi (Brother Cui Lie) . , Cenbi, Cenwei, Cenhun,
Chenglian, Chengyi, Chenghe, Chengji, Chengque (Chengji’s younger brother),
Changxi, Changqi,
Chariot,
Chang Diao,
Cherry Ji,
D
< p>Dou WuDuan Gui, Duan Xuan,
Deng Mao, Deng Long, Deng Yi, Deng Xian (1 Eastern Han Dynasty), Deng Xian (2 Wei Dynasty), Deng Zhi ( Named Bomiao), Deng Squan (named Xuanmao), Deng Ai (named Shizai), Deng Zhong (named Deng Aizi), Deng Cheng, Deng Dun, Deng Liang (named Deng Zhizi)
Dong Zhuo (named Zhongying) ), Empress Dowager Dong, Dong Chong (Brother of Empress Dowager Dong), Dong Min (Brother of Dong Zhuo), Dong Huang (Nephew of Dong Zhuo), Dong Cheng, Dong Zhao (alias Gongren), Dong Xi (alias Yuandai), Dong He (alias Yuandai) Youzai), Dong Si, Dong Heng, Dong Chao, Dong Yun (Dong Hezi, courtesy name Xiuzhao)), Dong Jue, Dong Dana, Dong Xi, Dong Chao,
Duyou
Ding Yuan, Ding Guan, Ding Feng (alias Chengyuan), Ding Fei, Ding Yi (alias Zhengli), Ding Xian (alias Ding Yi's younger brother), Ding Xian, Ding Mi (alias Yanjing), Ding Feng (alias Ding Fengdi) ),
Diao Chan
Dian Wei, Dian Man (Dian Wei Zi),
Du Yuan, Du Xi (1 Eastern Han Dynasty, courtesy name Zixu), Du Xi (2 Wei), Du Qiong (named Boyu), Du Lu, Du Yi, Du Qi, Du Yu (named Yuankai)
Dai Yuan, Dai Ling,
King Duosi,
Bring the cave master,
Dang Jun,
(Note: There are two Deng Xians in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. One appears in the 61st chapter and is a general of Liu Zhang of Yizhou, who was killed by Huang Zhong in the Battle of Luocheng; the other appears in the 94th chapter and is a confidant of Meng Da, the prefect of Xincheng. When Mengda was preparing to rebel against Wei and surrender to Shu, he secretly reported it to Sima Yi. When Mengda went to war, he offered his city and surrendered to Wei.
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(Note: There are two Du Xi in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. One of them appears in Chapter 66. He was waiting for the Han Dynasty. He persuaded Wang Can, Wei Kai, He Qia and others. Cao Cao was called the King of Wei; the other one appeared in Chapter 71 and was a subordinate of Xia Houyuan, the guard of Dingjun Mountain. The battle of Dingjun Mountain failed due to the loss of the high mountains to the west of Dingjun Mountain.
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E
E Huan
E He Shaoyi,
F
< p>Feng (Xu)Fan Chou, Fan Neng, Fan Shi (Zhao Fan’s sister-in-law), Fan Jian, Fan Qi,
Fan Kang (Zhongzhen), Fan Pang (Meng) Bo), Fan Cheng, Fan Jiang,
Feng Ji (Character Picture),
Fu Wan, Fude (Fu Wanzi), Queen Fu,
< p>Feng Li, Feng Xi, Feng Chen,Fu Ying, Fu Xun, Fu Qian, Fu Shiren, Fu Tong, Fu Gu, Fu Qian (Fu Tongzi),
Fazheng (alias Xiaozhi)
Fei Guan, Fei Yi (alias Wenwei), Fei Shi (alias Gongju), Fei Yao,
G
Guo Sheng, Guo Si, Guo Tu, Guo Chang, Guo Jia (alias Fengxiao), Guo En, Guo Huai (alias Boji), Guo Yong, Guo Queen (alias Guo Yongnu), Guo Youzhi, Guo Yizhi (Son of Guo Jia, courtesy name Boyi)
Gongsun Zan (given the courtesy name Boyi), Gongsun Yue (the younger brother of Gongsun Zan), Gongsun Xu (the son of Gongsun Zan), Gongsun Du (the courtesy caller Shengji) ), Gongsun Kang (son of Gongsun Du), Gongsun Gong (Gongsun Du's younger brother), Gongsun Yuan (Gongsun Du's son), Gongsun Huang (Gongsun Du's son), Gongsun Xiu (Gongsun Yuan's son),
Guan Yu (word Yunchang), Guan Chun, Guan Ding, Guan Ning (Guan Dingzi), Guan Ping (Guan Dingzi, Guan Yu's adopted son), Guan Xing (Guan Yuzi), Guan Suo (Guan Yuzi), Guan Yi (Guan Xingzi), < /p>
Gao Shun, Gao Lan, Gao Qian (nephew of Yuan Shao), Gao Pei, Gao Ding, Gao Xiang, Gao Rou
Geng Wu, Geng Ji,
Guan Hai, Guan Ning (named You'an), Guan Ren (named Gongming),
Guan Xi
Mrs. Gan (Liu Bei's wife), Gan Ning (named Xingba),
Guan Xi
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Sui Gu, Sui Yuanjin,
Gong Du, Gong Qi,
Gu Yong (ziyuantan)
Gong Zhi,
Yiding,
Gu Li,
Guan Yongjun,
Gou An,
Ge Yong,
Qian Xiu,
Gui Lan,
H
Hou Lan, Hou Cheng, Candidate,
He Jin ( Suigao), He Yuye, Queen He, He Miao (Brother He Jin), He Yi, He Man, He Zong, He Yan (Uncle Ping), He Zeng, He Zhi, Huangfu Song (meaning) Zhen), Huangfu Li, Huangfu Kai,
Han Zhong, Han Fu, Han Dang (also known as Yigong), Han Sui, Han Xian, Han Rong, Han Yin, Han Song (also known as Degao), Han Fu, Han Meng, Han Juzi, Han Heng (Zipei), Han Hao (Han Xuandi, Yuansi), Han Xuan, Han De, Han Ying (Han Dezi), Han Yao (Han Dezi), Han Qiong (Han Dezi), Han Qi (Han Dezi), Han Zhen, Han Zong (Han Dangzi),
Hua Xiong, Hua Tuo (ziyuanhua), Hua Xin (ziyuanhua), Hua (upper to the west and lower to the west, courtesy name Yongxian) )
Hu Zhen, Hu Chi'er, Hu Miao, Hu Cai, Hu Che'er, Hu Hua, Hu Ban (Hu Huazi)
Hu Ji (zi Weidu), Hu Zun, Hu Fen (Hu Zunzi, also known as Xuanwei), Hu Lie (Hu Zunzi, also known as Xuanwu), Hu Yuan (Hu Liezi, also known as Shiyuan),
Huang Gai (also known as Gongfu), Huang Wan, Huang Zu, Huang Shao, Huang Yancheng, Huang Zhong (alias Han Sheng), Huang Kui (alias Huang Wanzi), Huang Quan (alias Gongheng), Huang Hao, Huang Chong (alias Huang Quanzi)
Huan Jie (alias Boxu), Huan Fan (zi Yuanze), Huan Jia, Huan Yi,
Hao Meng, Hao Zhao,
Kan Ze (zi Derun)
Huo Jun (
Heqia,
Hua Yong,
I
J
Jushou, Juhu (Jushuizi),
Jia Xu (named Wenhe), Jiahua, Jia Kui (named Liangdao) . Gong Yan), Jiang Ji (zi Tong), Jiang Yan, Jiang Ban, Jiang Shu, Jiang Bin (Jiang Wanzi), Jiang Xian (Jiang Wanzi),
Jin Shang, Jin Xuan (zi Yuanji), Jin Yi, Jin Huan Sanjie,
Jian Yong (also known as Xianhe)
Jitai (also known as Ping), Ji Miao (Ji Taizi, also known as Wenran), Jimu (Prince Ji, courtesy name Siran)
Jiao Chu, Jiao Bing, Jiao Yi, Jiao Bo,
Jiang Xu, Jiang Wei (
Jin Xiang,
Ju'an,
K
Kong Xiu, Kong Rong (alias Wenju), Kong Yu (alias Shiyuan), Kong Xiu,
Kuai Liang, Kuai Yue (Kuai Liang's younger brother)
Ke Bineng
L
Lu Zhi, Lu Xun,
Liu Yan (alias Junlang), Liu Bei (alias Xuande), Liu Yuanqi (alias Uncle Liu Bei) ), Liu Tao, Liu Yu (alias Bo'an), Liu Hui, Liu Bian, Liu Xie, Liu Dai, Liu Biao (alias Jingsheng), Liu Fan, Liu Ye (alias Ziyang), Liu Yao (alias Zheng) Li), Liu Ai, Liu An, Liu Pi, Liu Yan, Liu Xun, Liu Wan, Liu Ziyang, Liu Chan (Liu Beizi, courtesy name Gongsi)), Liu Qi (Liu Biaozi), Liu Cong (1 Eastern Han Dynasty), Liu Cong (2 Shu), Liu Bi, Liu Feng, Liu Zhang (Liu Yanzi, also known as Jiyu), Liu Xian, Liu Fu (also known as Yuanying), Liu Xi (Liu Fuzi), Liu Du, Liu Xian (Liu Duzi) . Fengxiao), Liu Mao (alias Liu Yanzi), Liu Miao (alias Gongsi), Liu Bao, Liu Ning, Liu Yan (alias Weishuo), Liu Min, Liu Shao (alias Kongcai), Liu Fang (alias Zi) Abandoned), Liu Da, Liu Shi, Liu Chen (Liu Chanzi), Liu Rui (Liu Chanzi, courtesy name Yongsi), Liu Yao (Liu Chanzi), Liu Zan (Liu Chanzi), Liu Xun (Liu Chanzi), Liu Can ( Liu Chanzi)
Li JUE, Li Ru (Dong Zhuo’s son-in-law), Li Su, Li Dian (named Mancheng), Li Meng, Li Ying, Li Feng,
Li Siam ( Li JUE nephew), Li Le, Li Feng (1 Eastern Han Dynasty), Li Feng (2 Shu), Li Feng (3 Wei), Li Tong (word Wenda), Li Fu, Li Gui, Li Chunxiang, Li Kan, Li Hui (alias De'ang), Li Yan (alias Fangzheng), Li Fu, Li Yi, Li Yi, Li Zhuan (alias Qinzhong), Li Fu (note), Li Fu, Li Sheng (alias Gongzhao), Li Xin, Li Peng, Li Chong, Li Qiu (nephew of Li Hui), Li Hu,
Lü Bu (also known as Fengxian), Lü Boshe, Lü Gong, Lü Qian (known as Zi Ke), and Lü Fan (known as Zi Heng) , Lu Weihuang, Lu Kuang, Lu Xiang (brother of Lu Kuang), Lu Meng (also known as Ziming), Lu Yi (also known as Ji Yang), Lu Jian, Lu Ba (also named Lu Mengzi), Lu Kai, Lu Dai (also known as Dinggong), Lu Ju (Lü Fanzi, also known as Shiyi),
Lu Kui, Lu Su (also known as Zijing), Lu Zhi,
Lu Kang, Lu Ji (Lu Kangzi, also known as Gongji) ), Lu Xun, Lu Kang (alias Lu Xunzi), Lu Kai (alias Jingfeng), Lu Jing,
Ling Cao, Ling Tong (Ling Caozi, alias Gongji),
Lei Bo, Lei Xu, Lei Tong,
Liang Gang, Liang Xing, Liang Kuan, Liang Xu, Liang Qian (Liang Xudi), Liang Ji,
Lu Zhao,
Liao Hua (named Yuanjian), Liao Chun, Liao Li (named Gongyuan),
Luo Tong (named Gongxu)
Lou Zibo (named Mengmei Taoist) ), Lou Xuan (alias Chengxian)
Leng Bao,
Lai Gong,
Lai Min (alias Jingda)
Lunzhi,
Liu Fu,
Liu Zan, Liu Lue (Liu Zanzi), Liu Ping,
Note: There are two Lius in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms Cong, one is the youngest son of Liu Biao of Jingzhou. Liu Biao inherited Jingzhou after his death, but then surrendered to Cao Cao and was later killed by Cao Cao. The other is the third son of Liu Chan of Shu.
Note: There are three Li Fengs in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The first one appears in Chapter 17. He is Yuan Shu’s general. When Cao Cao led his army to besiege Shouchun, he was responsible for defending Shouchun. Shouchun City was destroyed. was killed; the second one appeared in Chapter 101 and was the son of Shu general Li Yan. After Li Yan was demoted to a commoner for lying about military affairs, he succeeded his father as the chief historian. The third one appeared in Chapter 101. Chapter 109: As Zhongshu Ling of Wei State, he conspired with Xia Houxuan, Zhang Ji and others to kill Master Sima. After the incident was revealed, he was killed by Master Sima.
M
Ma Yuanyi, Ma Teng (zi Shoucheng), Ma Richan, Ma Yu, Ma Chao (Ma Tengzi, Ma Mengqi), Ma Rong, Ma Yan, Ma Liang (also known as Jichang), Ma Su (Ma Liang's younger brother, also known as Youchang), Ma Dai (Ma Teng's nephew), Ma Xiu (Ma Tengzi), Ma Tie (Ma Tengzi), Ma Wan, Ma Han , Ma Zhong (1 Shu, courtesy name Dexin), Ma Zhong (2 Wu), Ma Zun, Ma Jun, Ma Miao,
Mingong,
Mu Shun (1 Eastern Han Dynasty) ), Mu Shun (2nd Eastern Han Dynasty)
Man Chong (alias Boning)
Mao Jie (alias Xiaoxian)
Mi Zhu (alias Zizhong), Mrs. Mi (Mei Zhu), Mi Fang (Brother Mi Zhu, also known as Zifang),
Ni Heng (also known as Zhengping)
Meng Tan, Meng Gongwei, Meng Da, Meng Huo, Meng You (Meng Huo's brother), Meng Jie (Meng Huo's brother, named Wan'an hermit), Meng Guang (alias Xiaoyu), Meng Zong
Maodun,
Miao Ze
Murong Lie
Murong's long teeth
Mulu Da,
Mu Qiujian (zi Zhonggong), Mu Qiuxun (Mu Qiujian's son, (Zi Bang),
Mi Dang
Note: There are two Ma Zhongs in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, one is a general of Pan Zhang of Wu State, He captured Guan Yu in the Battle of Maicheng and was eventually killed by Mi Fang. The other was a general of the Shu Kingdom and was the main force of Zhuge Liang's six expeditions from Qishan.
Note: There are two Mu Shuns in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. One appears in the fifth chapter and is a subordinate of Zhang Yang, the governor of Shangdang. When the Kwantung princes attacked Dong Zhuo, he fought with Lu Bu and was killed; the other A eunuch who appeared in Chapter 66 was a eunuch beside Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. He was entrusted by Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to send a letter to Fu Wan, plotting to kill Cao Cao, but was discovered and killed by Cao Cao.
N
Nanhua Old Immortal
Niu Fu (Dong Zhuo’s son-in-law), Niu Jin,
O
Ou Xing
P
Pan Yin, Pan Feng, Pan Zhang (zi Wengui), Pan Rui (zi Cheng) Ming), Pan Ju,
Pang Shu, Pang Degong, Pang Tong (also known as Shiyuan), Pang De (also known as Lingming), Pang Yi, Pang Rou (brother Pang De), Pang Hui (Pang Dezi),
Monk Pujing
Pei Yuanshao, Pei Xu, Pei Jing, Pei Xiu,
Peng An, Peng Yi (zi Yongnian), Peng He,
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Puyang Xing (ziyuan)
Q
Qiao Xuan, Qiao Mao, Qiao Zhi,
Qu Yi
Qin Qingtong, Qin Qi, Qin Mi (zizi), Qin Liang, Qin Lang,
Da Qiao (Sun Ce’s wife), Xiao Qiao (Zhou Yu’s wife), Qiao Guo Lao,
Qiaozhou (also named Yunnan)
Quan Cong (also known as Zihuang), Quan Duan (Quan Congzi), Quan Yi (Quan Congzi), Quan Yi ( Quan Duanzi), Quan Ji (Quan Shangzi), Quan Shang,
Qiu Lian,
Qiu Jian, Qiu Ben,
Qian Hong,
R
Ren Jun (also known as Boda), Ren Kui,
S
< p>Su Shuang, Su You, Su Fei, Su Yue, Su Yuye,Sun Zhong, Sun Jian (also known as Wentai), Sun Ce (son of Sun Jian, also known as Bo Fu), Sun Quan (son of Sun Jian, also known as Bo Fu) Zhongmou), Sun Yi (Sun Jian's son, Shubi), Sun Kuang (Sun Jian's son, Ji Zuo), Sun Lang (Sun Jian's son), Sun Ren (Sun Jian's daughter), Sun Shao (Sun Jian's adopted son, Gongli) ), Sun Jing (Brother Sun Jian, also known as Youtai), Sun Rui, Sun Qian (also known as Gongyou), Sun Guan, Sun Gao, Sun Jiao (also known as Shulang), Sun Huan (also known as Shuwu), Sun Li (also known as De) Da), Sun Zi, Sun Qian, Sun Deng (Sun Quanzi, also known as Zigao), Sun He (Sun Quanzi, also known as Zixiao)), Sun Liang (Sun Quanzi, also known as Ziming), Sun Jun (Sun Gongzi, known as Ziming) Ziyuan), Sun Gong, Sun Wei (Sun Jundi, courtesy name Zitong), Sun Ju (Sun Wei's brother), Sun En (Sun Wei's brother), Sun Qian (Sun Wei's brother), Sun Kai (Sun Wei's brother), Sun Kai, Sun Xiu (Sun Quanzi, Zilie), Sun Hao (Sun Hezi, Yuanzong), Sun Yi, Sun (Shangyu Xiadan), Sun Ji, Sun Xin,
Song Xian, Song Guo, Song Zhong, Song Qian, Song Bai,
Shen Pei (Zheng Nan), Shen Rong (Shen Pei's nephew)
Shang Hong, Shang Guang,
Shi Huan, Shi Ji ,
Sima Hui, Sima Yi (named Zhongda), Sima Jun, Sima Fang (father of Sima Yi), Sima Lang (brother of Sima Yi, styled Boda), Sima Shi (son of Sima Yi, styled Ziyuan), Sima Zhao (Sima Yizi, also known as Zishang), Sima Fu (also known as Shuda), Sima Wang (also known as Zichu), Sima Yan (Sima Zhaozi, known as Anshi), Sima You (Sima Zhaozi), Sima Xiu,
Shi Guangyuan, Shi Bao,
Shan Zichun
Shen Dan, Shen Yi (Shen Dandi),
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Sheng Bo,
Si Fan,
Shi Tu,
Shi Shuo,
Shao Ti (zi) Yuan Bo),
Shan Tao (zi Juyuan)
Shen Ying
T
Tang Zhou, Tang Fei, Tang Zi , Tang Bin (named Ruzong)
Tao Qian (named Gongzu), Tao Rui
Tanfu (named Wenyou)
Tian Feng (named Gongzu) Yuan Hao), Tian Kai, Tian Shi, Tian Chou (Zitai), Tian Yu (Guorang), Tian Xu, Tian Zhang,
Tai Shi Ci (Zi Yi), Tai Shi Heng (Tai Shi Cizi, also named Yuanfu)
Tan Xiong,
Tu'an,
Teng Yin (also named Chengsi), Teng Xun,
U
V
W
Wu Yangjun (He Jin's mother)
Wu Kuang, Wu Jing (Sun Ce's maternal uncle), Wu Dun, Wu Shuo, Wu Zilan, Wu Yi, Wu Lan,
Wu Ban (Wu Kuangzi), Wu Zhi, Wu Aiyu, Wu Gang, Empress Dowager Wu (wife of Sun Jian), Empress Dowager Wu (wife of Liu Bei)
Wang Yun, Wang Kuang, Wang Fang, Wang Qi (1 Eastern Han Dynasty), Wang Qi (2 Wei Dynasty) ), Wang Chang, Wang Li, Wang Lang (also known as Jingxing), Wang Ze, Wang (on the back and down on the earth), Wang Kai, Wang Zifu, Wang Zhong, Wang Zhi, Wang Xiu, Wang Yan, Wang Wei, Wang
Can (named Zhongxuan), Wang Lei, Wang Ji (1st Eastern Han Dynasty), Wang Ji (2nd Wei, styled Boyu), Wang Bi, Wang Ping (named Zijun), Wang Fu, Wang Mou, Wang Shuang, Wang and his wife , Wang Lian (alias Wenyi), Wang Su (alias Wang Langzi, Ziyong), Wang Jian, Wang Chang (alias Wenshu), Wang Guan, Wang Tao, Wang Jing (1st Wei), Wang Jing (2nd Wei), Wang Dun, Wang Zhen, Wang Han, Wang Chen (alias Chudao), Wang Ye, Wang Guan, Wang Mai, Wang Xiang (alias Xiuhui), Wang Rui (alias Shizhi), Wang Hun (alias Xuanchong), Wang Rong ,
Wu Fu, Wu Qiong, Wu Xi, Wu Yan,
Wei Hong, Wei Kai (alias Boyu), Wei Zhongdao, Wei Yan, Wei Guan (alias Boyu) )
Wu Anguo
Wen Chou, Wen Pin (Zhong Ye), Wen Qin, Wen Yang (Wen Qinzi), Wen Hu (Wen Qinzi)
< p>Wei Xu, Wei Yan (also known as Wenchang), Wei MiaoWang Zhao,
Wuhuan Chu,
Wu Can (also known as Kongxiu)< /p>
Wei Kang, Wei Huang,
Wutugu,
Wan Zheng, Wan Yu
Note: the two kings in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms Qi, one appeared in Chapter 9, was the Yueqi school comforter of the Han Dynasty. He died in a national disaster when Li Jue and Guo Si broke into chaos in Chang'an. The other one appeared in Chapter 116, and was a military commander of the Wei State. The prefect of Tianshui, under the orders of Deng Ai, sent troops to attack Jiang Wei in Tazhong.
Note: There are two kings in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. One appears in sixty-nine chapters. He was the prefect of Anping in the Han Dynasty. Because his wife and son were sick, he asked the gods to cure the illness, and the other Appeared in Chapter 110, he was the governor of Jingzhou in Wei State. He sent troops to attack Mu Qiujian and Zhuge Dan when they rebelled in Huainan.
Note: There are two Wang Jing in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. One appears in Chapter 110. He was the governor of Yongzhou in Wei State. He once led troops to fight against Jiang Wei and was defeated by Jiang Wei in the Battle of Taoshui River. Wei was defeated, and another one appeared in Chapter 14. He was the minister of Wei. He once persuaded Cao Mao who wanted to attack Sima Shi. After Cao Mao was killed by Sima Shi, he was also killed together.
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Xia Yun, Xia Xun,
Xu Shao, Xuchang, Xu You, Xu Chu (Zhongkang), Xu Si, Xu Gong, Xu Jing (Wenxiu), Xu Zhi, Xu Yun, Xu Yan, Xu Yi (Xu Chuzi),
Xun You (nephew of Xun Yu, Named Gongda), Xun Shuang (named Xun Nu's brother), Xun Chen, Xun Zheng, Xun Yu (Xun Nuzi, An Wenruo), Xun Nu, Xun Yun (Xun Yuzi, courtesy name Changqian), Xun Kai (Xun Yuzi) , named Jingqian), Xun Xu (named Gongzeng), Xun Kai
Xia Houdun (named Yuan Rang), Xia Houyuan (named Miaocai), Xia Houlan, Xia Houen, Xia Houen Hou Jie, Xia Hou Shang (Xia Hou Yuanzi, courtesy name Boren), Xia Hou De, Xia Hou Cun, Xia Hou Mao (Xia Hou Yuanzi), Xia Hou Ba (Xia Hou Yuanzi, courtesy name Zhong Quan), Hou Wei (Xiahou Yuanzi, courtesy name Ji Quan), Xia Houhui (Xiahou Yuanzi, courtesy name Zhiquan), Xia Houhe (Xiahou Yuanzi, courtesy name Yiquan), Xiahou Xuan (Xiahou Shangzi, courtesy name Taichu) ), Xia Houxian,
Xu Rong, Xu Huang (alias Gongming), Xu Lu, Xu Shu, Xu Sheng (alias Wenxiang), Xu Shang, Xu Zhi,
Xin Ping, Xin Pi (Xin Pingdi, courtesy name Zuozhi), Xin Chang, Xin Xianying (Xin Chang's sister),
Xue Lan, Xue Li, Xue Zong (policy: Jingwen), Xue Ti, Xue Ze, Xue Yu,
Xi Lu,
Xing Daorong, Xing Zhen,
Xiang Lang (also known as Juda), Xiang Ju, Xiang Chong (nephew of Xiang Lang),
Xie Jing, Xie Xiong,
Xi Ni
Y
Yuan Feng, Yuan Wei ( Yuan Fengdi), Yuan Shao (Yuan Fengzi, courtesy name Benchu), Yuan Shu (Yuan Shaodi, courtesy name Gongdao), Yuan Yi, Yuan Yin (Yuan Shu's nephew), Yuan Tan (Yuan Shaozi, courtesy name Xiansi), Yuan Xi (Yuan Shaozi, courtesy name Xian) Yi), Yuan Shang (Yuan Shaozi, also known as Xianfu), Yuan Wei,
Yang Biao, Yang Qi, Yang Feng, Yang General, Yang Chou, Yang Ling, Yang Qiu, Yang Fu (also known as Yishan) . Yang Ling, Yang Ji, Yang Zuo, Yang Cong, Yang Xin, Yang Ji,
Le Jin (zi Wenqian), Lejiu, Le Di (Le Jinzi),
Yu She
Yan Liang
Yan Gang, Yan Baihu, Yan Xing (Yan Baihu’s younger brother), Yan Shi, Yan Jun (named Mancai), Yan Yan,
Yu Jin (zi Wenze), Yu Mi, Yu Ji, Yu Quan,
Ying Shao,
Yu Fan (zi Zhongxiang), Yu Song,
Yan Xiang, Yan Pu, Yan Yan, Yan Yu,
Yin Li, Yin Kai, Yin Feng, Yin Mo (zi Si Qian), Yin Shang, Yin Damu,
Yun Ying,
Yin Kui
Yiji (zijibo)
Yan Ming,
Yin Chun,
< p>Yong Kai,Yuzheng (zi Lingxian)
Yadan,
Yue Ji,
Yang Hu (zi Uncle)
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Zhang Rang, Zhang Jiao (Taiping Taoist, great virtuous teacher), Zhang Bao (Zhang Jiao's younger brother), Zhang Liang (Zhang Jiao's younger brother), Zhang Fei (named Yide), Zhang Shiping, Zhang Jun, Zhang Ju, Zhang Chun, Zhang Ji, Zhang Miao (named Mengzhuo), Zhang Chao (named Zhang Miao's younger brother), Zhang Yang (named Zhishu), Zhang Jian (named Yuanjie) , Zhang Hu (1), Zhang Hu (2), Zhang Wen (1 Eastern Han Dynasty, courtesy name Boxen), Zhang Wen (2 Wu, courtesy name Huishu), Zhang Kai, Zhang Yan, Zhang Liao (former name Wenyuan), Zhang Zhao (Zibu), Zhang Hong (Zigang), Zhang Ying, Zhang Xun, Zhang Xiu (Zhang Ji's nephew), Zhang Xian, Zhang He (Junyi), Zhang Kai, Zhang Nan (1st Eastern Han Dynasty), Zhang South (2 Shu) Zhang Wu, Zhang Lu (also known as Gongqi), Zhang Yun, Zhang Heng, Zhang Ji (also known as Derong), Zhang Ling, Zhang Heng, Zhang Wei (Zhang Ludi), Zhang Song (known as Yongnian), Zhang Ren , Zhang Su (brother Zhang Song), Zhang Yi (alias Bogong), Zhang Zhu, Zhang Yin, Zhang Shuang, Zhang Yi (alias Junsi), Zhang Da, Zhang Bao (alias Zhang Feizi), Zhang Yi (alias Boqi) , Zhang Tao, Zhang Pu, Zhang Xiu (also known as Shusi), Zhang Cheng (Zhang Zhaozi, known as Zhongsi), Zhang Qiu, Zhang Mao, Zhang Mi, Zhang Dang, Zhang Te, Zhang Yue, Zhang Ji, Zhang Ming, Zhang Bu, Zhang Zun (Zhang Baozi), Zhang Shao (Zhang Feizi), Zhang Jun, Zhang Hua (zi Maoxian), Zhang Ti, Zhang Shang, Zhang Xiang,
Zhao Zhong, Zhao Hong, Zhao Meng, Zhao Cen, Zhao Yun (zilong), Zhao Yan, Zhao Rui, Zhao Fan, Zhao Wei, Zhao Qu, Zhao Ang, Zhao Yue (Zhao Angzi), Zhao Yan, Zhao Lei, Zhao Zuo, Zhao Rong, Zhao Zi, < /p>
Zhao Tong (Zhao Yunzi), Zhao Guang (Zhao Yunzi), Zhao Zhi,
<p>Zhu Jun (alias Gongwei), Zhu Zhi (alias Junli), Zhu Ran (Zhu Zhi's nephew, alias Yifen), Zhu Ling, Zhu Huan (alias Xiumu), Zhu Guang, Zhu Bao, Zhu Zan, Zhu En, Zhu Fang, Zhu Yi (Zhu Huanzi, courtesy name Jiwen)
Zou Jing, Zou Shi,
Zheng Xuan, Zheng Tai, Zheng Bao, Zheng Bao, Zheng Wen, Zheng Miao, Zheng Lun,
Zuo Feng, Zuo Xianwang, Zuo Ci (zi Yuanfang, Mr. Wujiao), Zuo Xian,
Zu Mao, Zu Lang, Zu Bi,
Zhou Ao, Zhou Huan, Zhou Yu (Gongjin), Zhou Tai (Youping), Zhou Cang, Zhou Xun (Zhou Yuzi), Zhou Yin (Zhou Yuzi), Zhou Shan, Zhou Qun (Zhongzhi) ), Zhou Li (ziyu), Zhou Zhi, Zhou Ping (Zhou Taidi),
Zhongfu, Zhongshao, Zhongji,
Zongbao, Zongyu,
>Zang Ba (also known as Xuangao), Zang Hong (known as Ziyuan)
Zuo Rong,
Zhuge Jin (brother of Zhuge Liang, known as Ziyu), Zhuge Liang (known as Ziyu) Kong Ming), Zhuge Jun (Zhuge Liang's younger brother), Zhuge Yuan, Zhuge Qian, Zhuge Shu, Zhuge Dan (zi Gongxiu), Zhuge Liang (Zhuge Danzi), Zhuge Xu, Zhuge Zhan (Zhuge Liangzi), Zhuge Shang (Zhuge Zhanzi) ), Zhuge Ke (Zhuge Jinzi, courtesy name Yuanxun)
Zhen (wife of Cao Pi),
Zhi Xi,
Zhong Jin, Zhong Shen ( Zhong Jindi), Zhong Yao (named Yuanchang), Zhong Jin (Zhong Yao younger brother), Zhong Hui (Zhong Yaozi, styled Shiji), Zhong Yu (Zhong Yaozi, styled Zhishu),
Zhuo Ying ,
Zhai Yuan,
Mrs. Zhu Rong,
Zhou Tai,
Zeng Xuan,
Zixu Master
(Note: There are two Zhang Hus in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. One appears in the seventh chapter and is a subordinate of Huang Zu of Jiangxia. He was killed by Han Dang in the battle with Sun Jian, and the other One appears in Chapter 98. He is the son of the famous Wei general Zhang Liao. He participated in the Northern Expedition against Zhuge Liang with Sima Yi and was the main general on the western front of Wei at that time.)
(Note: It is included in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Of the two Zhang Wen, one appeared in the eighth chapter and was Sikong of the Han Dynasty. He was killed by Dong Zhuo for having an affair with Yuan Shu. The other appeared in the thirty-eighth chapter. He was the general of Wu State and served as an envoy to Shu. country, when he was debating astronomy with Qin Bi, a scholar of Shu, he was defeated)
Note: There are two Zhang Nans in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, one of whom appeared in his thirties. In the third chapter, he was a general under Yuan Xi. After the Battle of Guandu, he surrendered to Cao Cao together with Jiao Chu. He was later killed by Wu general Zhou Tai in a water battle before the Battle of Chibi. The other one appeared in Chapter 81 and was a member of the Shu Kingdom. General, served as deputy general in Liu Bei's campaign against Soochow. After the defeat in the Battle of Yiling, he died in the rebellion.