After the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao's forces retreated to the north, Sun Quan had no chance of winning the development to the north, and the development to the west was blocked by Liu Bei's clique, so he turned his attention to Lingnan and began to plan to cross the prefecture.
At this time, jiaozhou was the most powerful brother of Jiaojiao (治燮, in present-day Xianyoudong, Hebei Province, Vietnam).
Shi Xie (137–226), courtesy name Weiyan, was a native of Guangxin County, Cangwu County (present-day Wuzhou, Guangxi).
Shi Xie's ancestors were from Wenyang ,鲁国文阳; present-day Wenyang Town, Feicheng, Tai'an, Shandong), who moved to Jiaozhou to escape unrest during the rebellion, and after the sixth generation to Shi Xie's father Shi Ci, he served as the Taishou of Ninan during the reign of Emperor Huan of Han, and the Shi clan became a local Hao clan.
When Shi Xie was young, he studied the Spring and Autumn of the Zuo Clan with Liu Tao, a Yingchuan man, and was later promoted to filial piety, and was replaced by Shang Shulang, who was dismissed from office for official affairs.
After the death of his father Shi Xie, Shi Xie was promoted to maocai and appointed as the county commander of Wu County (present-day Wushan County, Chongqing).
In the fourth year of Zhongping (187), Shi Xie was appointed as the Taishou of Jiaotong.
At this time, the world was in turmoil, and the influence of the Eastern Han Court on Jiaozhou was greatly weakened.
Nominally loyal to the Han Dynasty's Jiaotong Taishou, Shi Xie had in fact become a warlord who had divided the counties of Lingnan.

Shi Xie's younger brother Shi Yi (士壹) was initially the county governor.
Jiaozhou Assassin Sting Palace was recalled to Kyoto, and Shiichi escorted him and waited attentively along the way.
Ding Gong was deeply grateful, and when he was about to break up, he said to him, "If I, the Assassin of the Assassins, are among the three dukes, I will definitely recruit you." ”
Later, Ding Gong served as a Situ and recruited Shi Yi.
When Shi Yi arrived at the Capital Division, Ding Gong had been dismissed from his post, and Huang Huan succeeded him as a Situ, and he was also extremely courteous to Shi Yi.
Soon Dong Zhuo rebelled, and Shi Yi fled back to his hometown.
Jiaozhou Assassin Shi Zhufu levied heavy taxes on various places, causing revolts, being killed by strongmen of ethnic minorities, and the order of the prefecture and county was chaotic.
Shi Xie took the opportunity to take the table and asked shi yi to concurrently serve as the taishou of Hepu (治合浦县, in present-day Hepu County, Beihai City, Guangdong), the second brother Xuwen County Commander (徐文县) as the Taishou (九真浦, in present-day Thanh Hoa City, Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam), and his younger brother Shi Wu as the Taishou of Nanhai (治潘禺县, in present-day Guangzhou, Guangdong).
Shi Xie had a generous personality and modest corporal, and hundreds of people in the Central Plains went to refuge in dependence, such as Liu Ba, Xue Zong, Xu Jing, Yuan Hui, Cheng Bing, Liu Xi, Xu Ci, Huan Ye, Mou Zi, kang monks, etc.
Shi Xie was also intoxicated by "Spring and Autumn" and commented on it.
Yuan Hui, the nephew of the former Situ Yuan Huan and a cousin of Yuan Zhuo, was a famous hermit who also took refuge in Jiaozhou, and wrote to Xun Yu: "The Jiaozhi Shifu Jun, who is both well-educated and knowledgeable in governing, is in the midst of great chaos, preserves the land of a county, and for more than twenty years there has been no scourge of war within the borders, the people have not lost their property, and the merchants and travelers have benefited from him. Even if Dou Rong saved the land of Hexi, he could not surpass him. In his spare time dealing with official duties, he also studied books and biographies, especially the study and analysis of the "Spring and Autumn Zuo Shi Biography", and I consulted him many times on some difficult points in the book, and he was able to cite the teacher and explain it in great detail. He was able to understand both the present and the ancient Shang Shu, and he had a very detailed understanding of its great righteousness. I heard that the Jingshi Guwenjing School and the JinwenJing School each thought that it was true and argued endlessly, and he was now planning to analyze the correct meaning of the Zuo Shi Chunqiu and The Shang Shu in pieces. ”
Shi Xie is so praised.
The Shi Xie brothers together served as the sheriffs of each county, and strongly controlled the administration of a state, because the jurisdiction was thousands of miles away, the Emperor of Heaven was far away, and the people here only knew the Shi Xie brothers, and did not know that there was an emperor, so the prestige was noble and supreme.
When they came in and out, they chime bells and chimes, multiplied their majesty, trumpeted and trumpeted, and rode all over the road, often with dozens of sand gates sandwiched in the herd of carriages and horses to burn incense.
Their wives and concubines all rode in chariots with draperies, and their children had soldiers riding behind them.
At that time, their honor and prominence shocked all ethnic minorities, and even the former Nanyue Wang Wei (that is, zhao Tuo, the Nanhai wei of the Qin Dynasty, established himself as the Wu King of Nanyue in Guangzhou, and later changed his name to Nanyue Wu emperor) could not surpass them.
After Zhu Fu's death, the Eastern Han court sent Zhang Jin (張津), a native of Nanyang, as the new assassin.
However, Zhang Jin acted absurdly, ignoring the teachings of the sages and the laws of the state, often wrapping his head in a red scarf, playing the piano and burning incense, and superstitiously believing in Taoism, thinking that he could enhance his own strength with Taoism.
In the second year of Jian'an (197), Shi Xie wrote to the Eastern Han court: "If the twelve states today all have the status of states, only the highest administrative officer of Jiaotong is still called The History of Thorns, it seems that the imperial court has not treated us fairly." ”
Following his advice, the Eastern Han court established Jiaozhou and renamed Zhang Jin as the pastor of Jiaozhou.
Zhang Jin had a conflict with Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao, and year after year he raised troops to tear each other apart.
However, the military strength of Jiaozhou was by no means the opponent of Jingzhou, but Zhang Jin had no self-awareness, repeated defeats and battles, causing his subordinates to hate him more and more, coupled with his lack of law-abiding, he also had no management of his subordinates, there was no prestige to speak of, and he was a state pastor, often insulted and oppressed by others, and his subordinates were also completely scattered, coming and going when they wanted.
Finally, one day, the general Ou Jing couldn't bear it anymore and killed Zhang Jin.
When Liu Biao learned of this, he sent Lai Gong to take Zhang Jin's place, and at the same time sent Wu Ju to serve as the Taishou of Cangwu (Cangwu County, in present-day Wuzhou, Guangxi), replacing the former Taishou Shi Huang, who had died of illness.
In order to curb Liu Biao's power, Cao Cao gave Shi Xie the seal and title in the name of the Eastern Han Dynasty court, and wrote to him: "Jiaozhou is located in a place isolated from the Central Plains, facing the river and the sea in the south, the court's favor cannot be announced, and the words of his subordinates are blocked. ”
Shi Xie was also very obedient, and under the extreme conditions of chaos and road isolation at that time, he still did not give up his duty of tribute, and sent an emissary Zhang Min to send tribute to XuDu.
The court of the Eastern Han Dynasty rewarded him for his loyalty, and specially ordered him to be the general of Anyuan and the Marquis of Longduting.
Later, Wu Ju and Lai Gong had a conflict, relations deteriorated, and troops were sent to attack Lai Gong.
Lai Gong was defeated and fled back to Lingling.
In the fifteenth year of Jian'an (211), Sun Quan appointed Fanyang Taishou Buqiu as the Assassin of Jiaozhou.
Bu Qi (?) –247), courtesy name Zishan, was a native of Huaiyin County, Linhuai County (present-day northwest of Huaiyin, Jiangsu).
The ancestor of Bu Yi was Yang Shi, the Grand Master of the Jin Dynasty of the Zhou Dynasty, because he was in this place of Bu Yi, so he took Bu as his clan.
Among the people of the Bu clan was a man named Bu Shu Cheng, Zi Che, who was one of the seventy disciples of Confucius.
At the time of the Qin and Han Dynasties, some people of the Bu clan served as generals, and because of their merits, they were enfeoffed as marquises of Huaiyin, and the Bu clan became a large clan of Huaiyin.
Bu Qi was a descendant of the Bu clan of the Huaiyin Shi clan, and Sun Quan's wife Bu Shi was of the same clan.
In his early years, Bu Qi moved to Jiangdong to avoid chaos, was poor and destitute, met and befriended Wei Jing, a Guangling man of the same age, planted melons together to support himself, went to the fields to cultivate during the day, and recited the hundreds of sons and hundreds of families together at night, read a lot of books, and learned a lot.
He has a broad and deep personality, and can bend his mind and humiliate himself.
Jiao Jiao, a huijian, once served as a qiang order, known as Jiao Zhengqiang, was a hao clan in the county, whose protégés were unreasonable and overbearing.
Bu Xiao and Wei Jing made a living on their territory, fearing being bullied by them, in order to have a good relationship, they took fresh melons and fruits and went to offer them to Jiao Jiao.
The two arrived at Jiao Mansion and handed over a post to ask for a meeting, just when Jiao Zheng was sleeping indoors, so they had to wait outside.
After a while, Wei Jing waited impatiently and wanted to leave.
Bu Xiao stopped him and said, "The original intention of our coming here was to fear that he would be powerful and come to encircle the relationship. Now that the visit has not been successful, he has left like this to show that he is high, and he will only have a grudge with him. ”
After a long time, Jiao Jiao finally got up, opened the window to see them, and ordered people to spread out seats outside and let them sit outside, while he himself sat in the room.
Wei Jing felt more and more humiliated, but Bu Qi looked at himself with ease.
Jiao Jiao arranged for them to eat, and his big case was full of delicious dishes, but he served rice on a small plate for Bu Qi and Wei Jing, and only a few vegetables.
Wei Jing was depressed and difficult to swallow, but Bu Xiao ate all the food, and then he and Wei Jing said goodbye.
Wei Jing angrily scolded Bu Qi and said, "How can you endure such an insult?" ”
Bu Xiao replied, "I am a humble and lowly person." The host entertained me with lowly courtesy, etc., which would have been very appropriate, what is there to be ashamed of? ”
In the fifth year of Jian'an (200), Sun Quan was made a general by Cao Cao, and Bu Qi joined Sun Quan with Wei Jing, and Bu Qi was appointed as the chief secretary.
After more than a year, Bu Qi resigned as an official and traveled with Zhuge Jin and Yan Qi throughout Wuzhong, and the three of them gradually became famous and became known as the heroes and talents of the world, and later served as the governor of Haiyan County.
In the fourteenth year of Jian'an (209), Sun Quan ordered Bu Qi to be the che general Dong Cao Tuan (東曹掾), who also served as the governor of Xuzhou, and named him Mao Cai.
In the fifteenth year of Jian'an (210), Bu Qi was appointed as the Taishou of Poyang.