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The tears of the young man who lost his father flowed,
The knife horse refused to rest in the morning.
Forty-four years to climb the Sword Pavilion,
The closure of the door is even more worrying.
Note 1: Pang Hui, (214—? A native of Xidao County, Nan'an Commandery (南安郡, in modern Wushan County, Gansu), he was a famous general of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period and the son of Pound De. After Cao Pi ascended the throne, Si Pang de was loyal, so he gave Pang Hui and four other brothers the title of Marquis of Guannei, with hundreds of households in each household. Pang hui is brave and fierce, has the style of a father, and is an official to a lieutenant general and a marquis. In 257, Zhuge Zhi sent an army to rebel, and Pang Hui and another Wei general, Lu Fan, were coerced by Zhuge Shi to refuse. Later, the two led troops to quell the rebellion, and Pang would fight bravely and bravely, and he was enfeoffed as a township marquis because of his military achievements. Forty-four years after his father's death, in 263 AD, Pang Hui accompanied Zhong Hui and Deng Ai in a crusade against the Shu kingdom, and after the shu was broken, he destroyed Guan Yu's descendants.