Zhang Zhi
Zhang Zhi, Wei’s Inspector of Bingzhou, was known for recommending Cui Lin to the Grand Ancestor.
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History · vol. 24Records of the Three Kingdoms
…太祖征壺關，問長吏德政最者，并州刺史張陟以林對，於是擢為冀州主簿，徙署別駕、丞相掾屬。…
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崔林字德儒，清河東武城人也。少時晚成，宗族莫知，惟從兄琰異之。太祖定冀州，召除鄔長，貧無車馬，單步之官。太祖征壺關，問長吏德政最者，并州刺史張陟以林對，於是擢為冀州主簿，徙署別駕、丞相掾屬。魏國旣建，稍遷御史中丞。
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Zhang Zhi was the Wei-appointed Inspector of Bingzhou, mentioned in juan 24 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the novel.
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When Taizu campaigned against Huguan, he asked which chief official had governed with the greatest virtue. Zhang Zhi, Inspector of Bingzhou, named Cui Lin, who was consequently promoted to Registrar of Jizhou (according to historical records).
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- Recommended Cui Lin to Taizu
- Lord & vassal
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as Inspector of Bing Province, answered the Grand Ancestor's question