Li Ji
Li Ji, son of Cao Wei general Li Tong, inherited his father’s title and was appointed Fengyi Gentleman of the Interior by Emperor Wen.
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History · vol. 18Records of the Three Kingdoms
…不幸早薨，子基雖已襲爵，未足酬其庸勳。基兄緒，前屯樊城，又有功。…
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劉備與周瑜圍曹仁於江陵，別遣關羽絕北道。通率眾擊之，下馬拔鹿角入圍，且戰且前，以迎仁軍，勇冠諸將。通道得病薨，時年四十二。追增邑二百戶，並前四百戶。文帝踐阼，謚曰剛侯。詔曰：「昔袁紹之難，自許、蔡以南，人懷異心。通秉義不顧，使攜貳率服，朕甚嘉之。不幸早薨，子基雖已襲爵，未足酬其庸勳。基兄緒，前屯樊城，又有功。世篤其勞，其以基為奉義中郎將，緒平虜中郎將，以寵異焉。」〈王隱《晉書》曰：緒子秉，字玄胄，有俊才，為時所貴，官至秦州刺史。秉嘗答司馬文王問，因以為家誡曰：〉
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Li Ji was the son of the Cao Wei general Li Tong and served Cao Wei. His chapter appearances are unrecorded, and he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
After Li Tong’s death, Li Ji inherited his title. Emperor Wen judged that this was not enough to reward his father’s achievements and appointed Li Ji as a Gentleman of the Household Who Upholds Righteousness. (Recorded in historical sources)
Relationships
- Son of Li Tong
- Successor to Li Tong’s title
- Family
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Li Tong
Kin
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History · vol. 18
- Li Tong§11
Kin
Li Ji was Li Tong’s son; succeeded to the title