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Peng Qi彭玘

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Originally a court military training commissioner and deputy vanguard of Yingzhou, wielded a three-pointed two-edged sword. After being captured and surrendering to Liangshan, he brought his family to the mountain, persuaded Ling Zhen and Han Tao to join, fought under Qin Ming and Huyan Zhuo, and served as Huyan Zhuo's right general.

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RELATION RECORDS
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SOURCE WORKS
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Peng Qi, and the people around them.

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ALLEGIANCE

Allegiance

Rulers, appointments and allegiance

4 figures · 4 records
02
CONFLICT

Conflict

Battles, captures and defeat

5 figures · 5 records
  • Song JiangPeng Qirelease

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    宋江望见,便起身喝退军士,亲解其缚,扶入帐中,分宾而坐。

    Water Margin, ch. 55

  • Hua RongPeng Qibattle

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    花荣大怒,也不答话,便与彭玘交马

    Water Margin, ch. 55

  • Zhang QingPeng Qiinjure

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    正中彭玘面颊

    Water Margin, ch. 70

  • Hu SanniangPeng Qicatch

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    把套索望空一撒,看得亲切,彭玘措手不及,早拖下马来。

    Water Margin, ch. 55

  • Peng QiLing Zhenurge surrender

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    彭玘劝道:“晁、宋二头领替天行道,招纳豪杰,专等招安,与国家出力。既然我等到此,只得从命。”

    Water Margin, ch. 55

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In history ·

A subordinate general of Zhai Xing, set up an ambush to capture the Jin commander. Led troops to rendezvous with Li Heng.

In fiction · Water Margin

Military training commissioner of Yingzhou, deputy vanguard, wielded a three-pointed two-edged sword, was captured. Originally an official army officer, after capture surrendered to Liangshan and persuaded Ling Zhen to surrender. Requested to bring his family to the mountain.

Relationship network

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Peng QiPeng QiSong JiangSong JiangHua RongHua RongZhang QingZhang QingHuyan ZhuoHuyan ZhuoHu SanniangHu SanniangLing ZhenLing ZhenHan TaoHan TaoGao QiuGao Qiu
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Sources: Water Margin, ch. 55; Water Margin, ch. 56; Water Margin, ch. 57; Water Margin, ch. 58; Water Margin, ch. 63; Water Margin, ch. 66; Water Margin, ch. 70; Water Margin, ch. 71

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