Ancient Yunnan celebrity - Li Qiu

Li Qiu (AD?) 263), a native of Yuyuan County (present-day Chengjiang, Yuxi, Yunnan), Jianning Commandery (present-day Qujing, Yunnan), of the Shu Han Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period, the Shu Han general, Jianning Taishou Li Hui's nephew, served as the right governor of Yulin. Jing Yao (263), Jing Yao (258 – July 263), was the third era name of Liu Chan, the lord of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period, for a total of 6 years. This was also the fourth era of the Shu Han regime], when the Wei general Deng Aifa Shu and Li Qiu accompanied Zhuge Zhan (a chancellor of shu and Han during the Three Kingdoms period, acting as the capital protector and wei general, in charge of Shang Shutai's administrative affairs, commanding state affairs, the son of Zhuge Liang), Zhuge Shang (zhuge Zhan's son), Zhang Zun (Zhang Fei's grandson), and Huang Chong's (Shang ShuLang, huang Quan's son) to defend Mianzhu (present-day Mianzhu City, Deyang City, Sichuan Province) to meet Deng Ai. Li Qiu had suggested to Zhuge Zhan to divide his troops out of the city to guard the dangerous pass, but zhuge Zhan did not accept it. When the Wei army attacked the city, Li Qiu followed Zhuge Zhan out of the city to meet the battle, and was ordered to die in battle (all four were killed in battle). The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms records that "Hui (Li Hui) disciple Qiu (李球), the right governor of Yulin, followed Zhuge Zhan to reject Deng Ai, and Linchen gave orders, and died in Mianzhu. ”

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