Cao Wei
Huang Hua
–253
Huang Hua, a separatist in Cao Wei’s Jiuquan Commandery, rebelled with the commandery before surrendering to Su Ze.
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Huang Hua was a separatist in Jiuquan Commandery during the Cao Wei period. He is mentioned in juan 2, juan 15, and juan 16 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; the Romance does not mention him.
Deeds
- Huang Hua and Zhang Jin of Zhangye, among others, each occupied their commandery seats and rose in rebellion. Later, they surrendered to Su Ze. (As recorded in the histories)
- Huang Hua joined Yan Jun of Wuwei, He Luan of Zhangye, Qu Yan of Xiping, and others in rebelling across their commanderies and proclaimed themselves generals. After Emperor Wen ascended the throne, Huang Hua drove out the former commandery governor and raised troops in response to Zhang Jin. (As recorded in the histories)
- After Zhang Jin seized Du Tong, the commandery governor, Huang Hua refused to accept Xin Ji as governor and declared himself governor in response to Zhang Jin. After Su Ze and the others put down Zhang Jin, Huang Hua, afraid, handed over the people he had detained and asked to surrender. (As recorded in the histories)
- Huang Hua detained Zhang Jiu, son of Zhang Gong of Dunhuang. Zhang Gong sent troops to tie down Jiuquan. Huang Hua wanted to go to Zhang Jin’s aid but was concerned about his rear, and ultimately surrendered to Su Ze. (As recorded in the histories)
Relationships
- He rose in rebellion in concert with Zhang Jin, responding to him and supporting him in turn.
- He refused to accept Xin Ji as governor and declared himself governor.
- He detained Zhang Jiu and was later tied down by Zhang Gong’s forces.
- He ultimately surrendered to Su Ze.
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Did not accept Xin Ji as governor