Yang Pei
courtesy name 孔渠
Yang Pei, courtesy name Kongqu, was a governor who once asked Zhou Xuan to interpret a dream; he does not appear in the novel.
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History · vol. 29Records of the Three Kingdoms
…太守楊沛夢人曰：「八月一日曹公當至，必與君杖，飲以藥酒。」使宣占之。…
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周宣字孔和，樂安人也。為郡吏。太守楊沛夢人曰：「八月一日曹公當至，必與君杖，飲以藥酒。」使宣占之。是時黃巾賊起，宣對曰：「夫杖起弱者，藥治人病，八月一日，賊必除滅。」至期，賊果破。
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Yang Pei, courtesy name Kongqu, served as a commandery governor. The sources do not record his affiliation or the chapter in which he appears, and he is not depicted in the Romance.
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According to historical records, during the Yellow Turban uprising, Yang Pei dreamed that Cao Cao would arrive on the first day of the eighth month, give him a walking stick, and have him drink medicinal wine. He then asked Zhou Xuan to interpret the dream. Zhou Xuan interpreted it to mean that the rebels would be defeated, and this later came to pass.
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History · vol. 29
- Zhou Xuan§43
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Yang Pei had Zhou Xuan interpret a dream