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Nie Zheng聂政

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A brave warrior of Wei, who killed Xia Lei and then disfigured himself before dying.

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In history · Records of the Grand Historian

An assassin who killed Han's prime minister Xia Lei for Yan Zhongzi; killed Han's prime minister Xia Lei; a Warring States assassin.

In fiction · Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms · Strategies of the Warring States

A brave warrior of Wei, who killed Xia Lei and then disfigured himself before dying.

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      accidentally injured · Strategies of the Warring States, 韩/二

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Sources: Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, ch. 86; Records of the Grand Historian, 刺客列传; Records of the Grand Historian, 韩世家; Strategies of the Warring States, 战国策校经序; Strategies of the Warring States, 韩/三; Strategies of the Warring States, 韩/二; Strategies of the Warring States, 魏/四

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