Jin Fu

Jin Fu, a bandit chief, once forced officials and residents of two counties into Mount Wei, but Zheng Hun later defeated him.
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History · vol. 16Records of the Three Kingdoms
…又贼靳富等,胁将夏阳长、邵陵令并其吏民入硙山,浑复讨击破富等,获二县长吏,将其所略还。…
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时梁兴等略吏民五千餘家为寇钞,诸县不能御,皆恐惧,寄治郡下。议者悉以为当移就险,浑曰:“兴等破散,窜在山阻。虽有随者,率胁从耳。今当广开降路,宣喻恩信。而保险自守,此示弱也。”乃聚敛吏民,治城郭,为守御之备。遂发民逐贼,明赏罚,与要誓,其所得获,十以七赏。百姓大悦,皆原捕贼,多得妇女、财物。贼之失妻子者,皆还求降。浑责其得他妇女,然后还其妻子,於是转相寇盗,党与离散。又遣吏民有恩信者,分布山谷告喻,出者相继,乃使诸县长吏各还本治以安集之。兴等惧,将餘众聚鄜城。太祖使夏侯渊就助郡击之,浑率吏民前登,斩兴及其支党。又贼靳富等,胁将夏阳长、邵陵令并其吏民入硙山,浑复讨击破富等,获二县长吏,将其所略还。及赵青龙者,杀左内史程休,浑闻,遣壮士就枭其首。前后归附四千餘家,由是山贼皆平,民安产业。转为上党太守。
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Jin Fu was a bandit chieftain who forced the magistrate of Xiayang, the magistrate of Shaoling, and their officials and people into Mount Wei. He does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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Jin Fu forced the magistrate of Xiayang, the magistrate of Shaoling, and their officials and people into Mount Wei. He was later defeated in an attack by Zheng Hun, and the captured officials of the two counties were brought back. (Recorded in historical sources)
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- He was an enemy of Zheng Hun
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