Huang Xi
Huang Xi was a Shu Han general; records say Zhuge Liang took his troops after Jieting’s defeat, but the novel omits him.
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History · vol. 43Records of the Three Kingdoms
…丞相亮既誅馬謖及將軍張休、李盛，奪將軍黃襲等兵。平特見崇顯，加拜參軍，統五部兼當營事，進位討寇將軍，封亭侯。…
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王平字子均，巴西宕渠人也。本養外家何氏。後復姓王。隨杜濩、樸胡詣洛陽，假校尉，從曹公征漢中，因降先主，拜牙門將、裨將軍。建興六年，屬參軍馬謖先鋒。謖捨水上山，舉措煩擾，平連規諫謖，謖不能用，大敗於街亭。眾盡星散，惟平所領千人鳴鼓自持，魏將張郃疑其伏兵，不往逼也。於是平徐徐收合諸營遺迸，率將士而還。丞相亮既誅馬謖及將軍張休、李盛，奪將軍黃襲等兵。平特見崇顯，加拜參軍，統五部兼當營事，進位討寇將軍，封亭侯。九年，亮圍祁山，平別守南圍。魏大將軍司馬宣王攻亮，張郃攻平，平堅守不動，郃不能克。
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Huang Xi was a general of Shu Han, mentioned in volume 43 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
During the Battle of Jieting, Ma Su abandoned the water and took up position on the mountain, and his actions caused confusion. The troops of Huang Xi and other generals were later taken from them by Zhuge Liang. (According to the historical record)
Relations
- He served Shu Han; the source records that he, Ma Su, Zhang Xiu, and Li Sheng were all generals whose troops were taken from them by Zhuge Liang.
- Lord & vassal
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History · vol. 43
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A Shu general; after the defeat at Jieting, had his troops taken away by Chancellor Liang