Li Hui

Li Hui, a construction supervisor under Cao Wei’s Ming Emperor, requested another month of corvée labor to complete palace works.
In the sources
Where the books name Li Hui
History · vol. 24Records of the Three Kingdoms
…時李惠監作,復奏留一月,有所成訖。禮徑至作所,不復重奏,稱詔罷民,帝奇其意而不責也。
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明帝方脩宮室,而節氣不和,天下少穀。禮固爭,罷役,詔曰:「敬納讜言,促遣民作。」時李惠監作,復奏留一月,有所成訖。禮徑至作所,不復重奏,稱詔罷民,帝奇其意而不責也。
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Li Hui was a construction supervisor during the reign of Cao Wei’s Emperor Ming. He does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
- When Emperor Ming was building palaces, the seasons were out of harmony and grain was scarce throughout the land. Li Hui, overseeing the work, submitted another memorial requesting that the laborers be kept for one more month to complete the project. (Recorded in historical sources)
Relationships
- He was involved in palace construction work alongside Sun Li: Sun Li received an imperial order to halt the labor, while Li Hui submitted another memorial requesting that the laborers be kept for one more month.
- Lord & vassal

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History · vol. 24
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为明帝监造宫室