Qu Guang
Qu Guang was from Xiping in Cao Wei and was beheaded by his followers for killing the commandery governor.
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History · vol. 15Records of the Three Kingdoms
…其後西平麴光等殺其郡守，諸將欲擊之，旣曰：「唯光等造反，郡人未必悉同。…
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酒泉蘇衡反，與羌豪鄰戴及丁令胡萬餘騎攻邊縣。旣與夏侯儒擊破之，衡及鄰戴等皆降。遂上疏請與儒治左城，築鄣塞，置烽候、邸閣以備胡。〈《魏略》曰：儒字俊林，夏侯尚從弟。初為鄢陵侯彰驍騎司馬，宣王為征南將軍，都督荊、豫州。正始二年，朱然圍樊城，城中守將乙脩等求救甚急。儒進屯鄧塞，以兵少不敢進，但作鼓吹，設導從，去然六七里，翱翔而還，使脩等遙見之，數數如是。月餘，及太傅到，乃俱進，然等走。時謂儒為怯，或以為曉以少疑衆，得聲救之宜。儒猶以此召還，為太僕。〉西羌恐，率衆二萬餘落降。其後西平麴光等殺其郡守，諸將欲擊之，旣曰：「唯光等造反，郡人未必悉同。若便以軍臨之，吏民羌胡必謂國家不別是非，更使皆相持著，此為虎傅翼也。光等欲以羌胡為援，今先使羌胡鈔擊，重其賞募，所虜獲者皆以畀之。外沮其勢，內離其交，必不戰而定。」乃檄告諭諸羌，為光等所詿誤者原之；能斬賊帥送首者當加封賞。於是光部黨斬送光首，其餘咸安堵如故。
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Qu Guang was from Xiping in Cao Wei and is mentioned in juan 15 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
Qu Guang and others killed the commandery governor of Xiping. Zhang Ji did not immediately send out troops, but instead issued a proclamation to the various Qiang tribes, pardoning those who had been misled by them and offering a reward for the head of the rebel leader.
Qu Guang’s followers cut off his head and sent it in; the others returned to their former state of stability.
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Zhang Ji
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History · vol. 15
- Zhang Ji§40
Enemy
Zhang Ji offered a reward for his head; members of his faction beheaded him