Three Kingdoms History: Officer Names

Alphabetical: A-b – Three Kingdoms Officer Names

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Name (Style) Hanzi (CH) Decimal (CH)
Ahuinan *阿會喃阿會喃

Served and executed by Meng Huo. Marshal of the Third Cave. Captured by Zhang Yi.

* Some translations depict his name as Ahui Nan.

Ba Zhi (Jingzu)巴祇 (敬祖)巴祇 (敬祖)

An Inspector of Xu who held command against the Yellow Turbans, and reported on the excellent ...

Bao Chu (Wencai)鮑出 (文才)鮑出 (文才)

Saved his mother and sister-in-law from bandits and would be invited to office for his ...

Bao Hong鮑鴻/洪鮑鴻/洪

A colonel in the northern army who would later be reported embezzling local funds.

Bao Long鮑隆鮑隆

Served Zhao Fan. Fell two tigers with a few arrows. Executed by Zhao Yun.

Bao Su鮑素鮑素

Fictional officer of Jiang Wei. Acted as a decoy but was defeated and killed by Chen Tai.

Bao Xin鮑信鮑信

Lord of Jibei. Bao Zhong’s brother. Died fighting the Yellow Turbans.

Bao Xun (Shuye)鮑勛 (叔業)鮑勛 (叔業)

Served Wei. Son of Bao Xin. Due to conflicts with Cao Pi, was eventually executed.

Bei Dou北斗北斗

God in Koei’s Three Kingdoms. Reference to Star God/Lunar House Beidou (in Big Dipper).

Bei Yan卑衍卑衍

Served Gongsun Yuan. Defeated by Sima Yi. In novel, fell in a duel against Xiahou Ba.

Bei Yu貝羽貝羽

A county magistrate in Nan. Independent in AD 190, later submitted to Liu Biao.

Bi Chen*畢諶畢諶

Aide to Cao Cao, his family was captured and he left only to be captured later.

* Also called Bi Cheng in the SGZ.

Bi Gui (Zhaoxian)畢軌 (昭先)畢軌 (昭先)

Officer of Cao Shuang’s faction, executed by Sima Yi after Sima Yi’s coup.

Bi Lan畢嵐畢嵐

One of the 12 Regular Attendants who was known for his engineering achievements.

Bian Bing卞秉卞秉

Served Wei. Brother of Empress Bian.

Bian He卞和卞和

Historically, a statesman of Chu. Discovered the jade from which the imperial seal was ...

Bian Rang邊讓邊讓

Governor of Jiujiang. Killed by Xiahou Dun reinforcing Tao Qian against Cao Cao.

Bian Xi卞喜卞喜

Fictional. Met Guan Yu with mock hospitality at Sishui Pass, and died for his trouble.

Bian Yuan卞遠卞遠

Father of Empress Bian. Posthumously enfeoffed as marquis.

Bian Zhang邊章邊章

Forced into leading the Qiang’s in revolt against the Han alongside Han Sui.

Bing Yuan (Genju)邴原 (根矩)邴原 (根矩)

Friend of Hua Xin. Belly of “The Dragon”, a group of three scholars.

Bing Zhi (Xuansi)邴祉 (宣嗣)邴祉 (宣嗣)

An Administrator under Sun Jian who died in the early 190s

Bo Bo*白玻白玻

A leader of the Black Mountain Bandits who hailed from the Bobo valley.

* While 白 is translated as ‘Bo’ in this case, and in the name of the valley from which Bo Bo hailed, 白 is most commonly translated as Bai. As such you may read of a Bai Bo who came from Baibo valley.

Bo Cai波才波才

Defeated Zhu Jun then lost to the combined armies of Zhu Jun, Huangfu Song and Cao Cao.

Bo Shou白壽白壽

Shu officer. Died in the year following Kongming’s occupation of Hanzhong.

Bo Xiaochang柏孝長柏孝長

An officer of Merit who first hid when Liu Biao attacked, but took part in fighting after ...

Bu Chan步闡步闡

Served Wu. Bu Zhi’s son. Surrendered his city to Jin. Killed by Lu Kang.

Bu Xie步協步協

Son of Bu Zhi, became General who Consoles the Army.

Bu Zhi (Zishan)步騭 (子山)步騭 (子山)

Served Sun Quan. Accurately predicted Guan Yu’s invasion of Jing.

Budugen 步度根步度根

A Lord of the Xianbei. Allied with and then killed by Ke Bineng.

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June 29, 2008