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Hu Zhi胡质

Wei (Cao)History × Fiction

Governor of Dongwan, followed Jia Kui.

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RELATION RECORDS
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Hu Zhi, and the people around them.

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ALLEGIANCE

Allegiance

Rulers, appointments and allegiance

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CONFLICT

Conflict

Battles, captures and defeat

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THE UNSEEN

Mythic acts

Transformation, aid and divine punishment

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In history · Records of the Three Kingdoms

Wei general, fought against Zhu Ran.; Wei general, under Jia Kui's command.; Under command.

In fiction · Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Governor of Dongwan, followed Jia Kui.

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  1. 1 profile notes
    0 relations0 verified quotations

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  2. 7 profile notes
    4 relations4 verified quotations
    • Hu ZhimediateZhang Liao
    • Zhu RanbattleHu Zhi
    • Hu ZhiconfrontZhu Ran
    • Hu ZhisubordinateTaizu
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    1. 辽感言,复与周平

      mediate · Records of the Three Kingdoms, 魏书·徐胡二王传

    2. 荆州刺史胡质等击之,然退走

      battle · Records of the Three Kingdoms, 魏书·明帝纪

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Relationship network

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Hu ZhiHu ZhiZhang LiaoZhang LiaoZhu RanZhu RanTaizuTaizu
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Sources: Records of the Three Kingdoms, 吴书·朱吕范传; Records of the Three Kingdoms, 魏书·刘司马梁张温贾传; Records of the Three Kingdoms, 魏书·徐胡二王传; Records of the Three Kingdoms, 魏书·明帝纪; Romance of the Three Kingdoms, ch. 96

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