The mountains are full of red and purple light, and the white clouds do nothing. The opening chapter still reminds everyone to pay attention to protection when traveling. At the end of the Han Dynasty, smoke was everywhere, and many people were forced to live a life of upheaval and displacement, some of them hid their names in anonymity, and some of them changed their names and changed their surnames. This article will talk about the Shi surname characters in the late Han Dynasty.
The characters surnamed Shi mentioned in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the Book of later Han, and the Book of Jin were sorted out, and a list was made: Shi Ji, Shi Dan, Zhu Ran (original surname Shi), Shi Wei, Shi Kuan, Shi Zheng, Shi Shuo, Shi Hong, and Shi Rong. Although Zhu Ran is more special in it, he is also the most well-known person in this list, followed by Shi Jie. In fact, "Shi Shi Yi" enjoyed a high reputation in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Taiwei Shi Yan was also famous for a while, but at the end of the Han Dynasty, he did not find the sons of the Peiguo Shi clan.
"Zhu Ran character YiFeng, Zhi Sister Zi ye, the original surname Shi. Chu Zhi did not have a son, but in the thirteenth year of the year, he was the heir of Qi Ce begging" - "Romance of the Three Kingdoms Zhu Ran Biography"
[Zhu Ran, whose original surname was Shi, may have been a descendant of Shi Yan, and if it were not for Zhu Zhi's request for a successor, he would have retained this surname.] Zhu Ran had already formed a deep friendship when he studied with Sun Quan, and the Battle of Jiangling made him famous Cao Wei, and eventually he was promoted to the rank of Left Grand Sima and Right General.
"Jia Shen, the great general Ding Feng oversaw the armies to Wei Shouchun, the general Liu Ping Bei Yi performed in Nan Commandery, the general Ding Feng and Sun Yiru were in the middle of the battle, and all saved Shu" - "Three Kingdoms Chronicles of Sun Xiu"
[Shi Ji, son of Zhu Ran, participated in many wars in the late Wu dynasty, and changed his surname back to Shi, serving as the Left Grand Sima of the State of Wu like his father]
"In the beginning, the Yong'an thief Shi Dan and other robbers Hao Brother Qian, attacked Jianye, or Bai Kai did not go to the second end of the discussion, Hao Count sent Kai" - "Three Kingdoms Chronicles Sun Shao Biography"
[Shi Dan, a local thief during the Three Kingdoms period, can leave a record in the history books because he kidnapped Sun Hao's brother Sun Qian.
"Sometimes there are Danyang Shi Wei, Lu County Ni Yan, Nanyang Hu Ye is also a thorn history, a county guard, when people call it harsh violence" - Commentary on the Three Kingdoms Chronicles of Liang Xi
[Shi Wei, who was evaluated as a harsh official of Cao Wei, at least served as a county guard]
"In the winter of October, Ding Wei sent Sun Xian, Ding Feng, Shi Kuan, and others to rebel against Jiangdu, and sent the general Liu Cheng to attack Yin on foot, and the Yin soldiers were defeated and destroyed" - "The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Sun Liang's Biography"
[Shi Kuan, a general in the late Wu Dynasty, served as the Governor of Wu Wu]
"Dianjun ShiZheng advised Xiu, the evil king of Lang, to follow him, and to send Zong Zhengkai to write to Xiu Yue" - "Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Biography of Sun Qiang"
[Shi Zheng, Wu Guodianjun, who advised Sun Qi to welcome Sun Xiu, also flashed in the historical books]
"The general Wei Miao said that Xiu Yue 'there will be changes outside the qiju', and the martial guard Shi Shuo also told 'The Silk Desire to Oppose the March'" - "Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Biography of Sun Qiang"
[Shi Shuo, who reported to Sun Xiu that Sun Xiu intended to rebel, was also one of the reasons that pushed Sun Xiu to deal with Sun Xiu]
"The Pingxi General Shi Hong and Others Came and Descended" - The Biography of Wang Mao of jin
[Shi Hong, taikang's first year (280) demotion, may have some origin with Shi Ji]
"Huainan Neishi Wang Kuang, the generals Shi Rong, Cao Chao, and Cong zhan, defeated again, chao, rong died" - "Jin Shu Xiaohuai Emperor Ji"
[Shi Rong, who died in the third year of Yongjia (313), was already a general at that time, and may have been born during the Three Kingdoms period]
If there is any omission, we hope to add it.