Fei Yang
Fei Yang, a Wu figure, was falsely appointed Linghe governor by Liao Shi and later executed when Lü Dai suppressed the rebellion.
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History · vol. 60Records of the Three Kingdoms
…權遣使追拜岱交州牧，及遣諸將唐咨等駱驛相繼，攻討一年破之，斬式及遣諸所偽署臨賀太守費楊等，並其支黨，郡縣悉平，復還武昌。
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潘濬卒，岱代浚領荊州文書，與陸遜井在武昌，故督蒲圻。頃之，廖式作亂。攻圍城邑，零陵、蒼梧、鬱林諸郡騷擾，岱自表輒行，星夜兼路。權遣使追拜岱交州牧，及遣諸將唐咨等駱驛相繼，攻討一年破之，斬式及遣諸所偽署臨賀太守費楊等，並其支黨，郡縣悉平，復還武昌。
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Fei Yang was a figure on the Wu side during the Three Kingdoms period. Liao Shi falsely appointed him as Administrator of Linhe. He does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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Fei Yang was falsely appointed as Administrator of Linhe by Liao Shi and was later executed by Lü Dai when he put down Liao Shi's Rebellion (according to historical records).
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Duels, kills and executions as the texts tell them, counted separately for the Records and the Romance.
- RecordsJuan 60Struck downLü DaiLost「斬式及遣諸所偽署臨賀太守費楊等」
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