Yin Mo
Yin Mo, a Wu commandant, was pardoned by Sun Quan after Zhuge Jin pleaded on his behalf.
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History · vol. 52Records of the Three Kingdoms
…權又怪校尉殷模，罪至不測。群下多爲之言，權怒益甚，與相反覆，推瑾默然。…
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與權談説諫喻，未嘗切愕，微見風彩，粗陳指歸。如有未合，則捨而及他，徐復托事造端，以物類相求，於是權意往往而釋。呉郡太守朱治，權舉將也，權曾有以望之，而素加敬，難自詰讓，忿忿不解。瑾揣知其故，而不敢顯陳，乃乞以意私自問，遂於權前爲書，泛論物理，因以己心遙往忖度之。畢，以呈權，權喜，笑曰：「孤意解矣。顏氏之德，使人加親，豈謂此耶？」權又怪校尉殷模，罪至不測。群下多爲之言，權怒益甚，與相反覆，推瑾默然。權曰：「子瑜何獨不言？」瑾避席曰："瑾與殷模等遭本州傾覆，生類殄盡。棄墳墓，攜老弱，披草萊，歸聖化，在流隸之中，蒙生成之福，不能躬相督厲。陳答萬一，至令模孤負恩惠，自陷罪戾。臣謝過不暇，誠不敢有言。"權聞之愴然，乃曰："特爲君赦之。"
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Yin Mo was a commandant in Eastern Wu. Historical records state that he incurred Sun Quan’s great anger; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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Sun Quan considered Yin Mo’s crimes beyond measure. Many of his ministers pleaded on his behalf, but this only made Sun Quan angrier. After Zhuge Jin rose from his seat and blamed himself, Sun Quan pardoned Yin Mo on Zhuge Jin’s account. (According to historical records)
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- Pardoned by Sun Quan
- Zhuge Jin pleaded on his behalf
- Lord & vassal
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History · vol. 52
- Sun Quan§48
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Colonel under Sun Quan; was pardoned after incurring guilt