Yu Gui

Yu Gui, son of Cao Wei general Yu Jin, inherited his title after Yu Jin’s death and was enfeoffed as Marquis of Yishou Pavilion.
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History · vol. 17Records of the Three Kingdoms
…子圭嗣,封益壽亭侯。諡禁曰厲侯。
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建安二十四年,太祖在長安,使曹仁討關羽於樊,又遣禁助仁。秋,大霖雨,漢水溢,平地水數丈,禁等七軍皆沒。禁與諸將登高望水,無所回避,羽乘大船就攻禁等,禁遂降,惟龐德不屈節而死。太祖聞之,哀嘆者久之,曰:「吾知禁三十年,何意臨危處難,反不如龐德邪!」會孫權禽羽,獲其衆,禁復在吳。文帝踐阼,權稱籓,遣禁還。帝引見禁,鬚髮皓白,形容憔悴,泣涕頓首。帝慰諭以荀林父、孟明視故事,〈魏書載制曰:「昔荀林父敗績於邲,孟明喪師於殽,秦晉不替,使復其位。其後晉獲狄土,秦霸西戎,區區小國,猶尙若斯,而況萬乘乎?樊城之敗,水災暴至,非戰之咎,其復禁等官。」〉拜爲安遠將軍。欲遣使吳,先令北詣鄴謁高陵。帝使豫於陵屋畫關羽戰克、龐德憤怒、禁降服之狀。禁見,慚恚發病薨。子圭嗣,封益壽亭侯。諡禁曰厲侯。
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Yu Gui was the son of Cao Wei general Yu Jin. The chapter in which he appears is not recorded; he is not mentioned in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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After Yu Jin died, Yu Gui inherited his title and was enfeoffed as Marquis of Yishouting. (Recorded in historical sources)
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- Father: Yu Jin
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