Chen Mao
Chen Mao, a Nanyang notable, framed Han Ji's father and brother; Han Ji later captured and beheaded him, offering his head at their tomb.
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History · vol. 24Records of the Three Kingdoms
…〉同縣豪右陳茂，譖曁父兄，幾至大辟。曁陽不以為言，庸賃積資，陰結死士，遂追呼尋禽茂，以首祭父墓，由是顯名。…
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韓曁字公至，南陽堵陽人也。〈《楚國先賢傳》曰：曁，韓王信之後。祖術，河東太守。父純，南郡太守。〉同縣豪右陳茂，譖曁父兄，幾至大辟。曁陽不以為言，庸賃積資，陰結死士，遂追呼尋禽茂，以首祭父墓，由是顯名。舉孝廉，司空辟，皆不就。乃變名姓，隱居避亂魯陽山中。山民合黨，欲行寇掠。曁散家財以供牛酒，請其渠帥，為陳安危。山民化之，終不為害。避袁術命召，徙居山都之山。荊州牧劉表禮辟，遂遁逃，南居孱陵界，所在見敬愛，而表深恨之。曁懼，應命，除宜城長。
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Chen Mao was a powerful local notable from the same county in Nanyang. Historical records associate him with an incident involving Han Ji’s father and elder brothers; he does not appear in the novel.
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Chen Mao falsely accused Han Ji’s father and elder brothers, nearly causing them to be executed. Han Ji later captured Chen Mao and offered his head at his father’s tomb, thereby making a name for himself. (According to historical records)
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- He was from the same county as Han Ji, who was his enemy.
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Duels, kills and executions as the texts tell them, counted separately for the Records and the Romance.
- RecordsJuan 24ExecutionHan JiLost「遂追呼尋禽茂，以首祭父墓」
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