Wei Feng
–219
Wei Feng, a western office clerk for Cao Wei, was executed for plotting rebellion and an attack on Ye.
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Wei Feng was a clerk in the Western Bureau under Cao Wei, and took part in a rebellion near the end of the Jian’an era. The chapter in which he appears is not recorded, and he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
- Wei Feng served as a clerk in the Western Bureau under Chancellor Zhong Yao. After Wei Feng’s rebellion, Zhong Yao was dismissed from office as a result. (Recorded in historical sources)
- When Taizu campaigned against Hanzhong, Wei Feng and others rebelled, and Commandant Yang Jun was demoted as a result. (Recorded in historical sources)
- Wei Feng and Chen Yi, Palace Attendant of Changle, plotted to seize Ye. Before the agreed date arrived, Chen Yi grew fearful and informed on them. Wei Feng was executed, and dozens of others died after being implicated. (Recorded in historical sources)
Relationships
- He plotted with Chen Yi, Palace Attendant of Changle, to attack Ye; Chen Yi informed on Wei Feng.
- Wang Can’s two sons were drawn in by Wei Feng and executed in connection with the case.
- Liu Wei, Liu Yi’s younger brother, was on good terms with Wei Feng and was drawn in by him. Liu Yi was briefly held culpable because his younger brother had joined Wei Feng’s rebellion, but was later pardoned.
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