Eastern Wu
Quan Jing
Quan Jing was the nephew of Quan Yi of Wu; historical records state that he defected to Wei with Quan Yi.
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History · vol. 60Records of the Three Kingdoms
琮既親重，宗族子弟並蒙寵貴，賜累千金，然猶謙虛接士，貌無驕色。…
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琮既親重，宗族子弟並蒙寵貴，賜累千金，然猶謙虛接士，貌無驕色。十二年卒，子懌嗣。後襲業領兵，救諸葛誕於壽春，出城先降，魏以為平東將軍，封臨湘侯。懌兄子禕、儀、靜等亦降魏，皆歷郡守列侯。〈吴书曰：琮长子绪，幼知名，奉朝请，出授兵，稍迁扬武将军、牛渚督。孙亮即位，迁镇北将军。东关之役，绪与丁奉建议引兵先出，以破魏军，封一子亭侯，年四十四卒。次子寄，坐阿党鲁王霸赐死。小子吴，孙权外孙，封都乡侯。〉
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Quan Jing was Quan Yi’s nephew and belonged to the Wu ruling clan. Historical records do not specify his role in the narrative, and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms does not mention him.
Deeds
Historical records state that Quan Yi went to Shouchun to rescue Zhuge Dan, then surrendered to Wei upon leaving the city; Quan Yi’s nephew Quan Jing and others also surrendered to Wei.
Relationships
- Quan Yi’s nephew
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Quan Yi
Kin
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History · vol. 60
- Quan Yi§21
Kin
Elder brother's son (Quan Yi's nephew)