Miu Yi
Miu Yi, an Eastern Wu minister in charge of selection, was ostracized for his views and transferred to Guiyang; the novel omits him.
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History · vol. 53Records of the Three Kingdoms
…頃之，選曹尚書同郡繆禕以執意不移，為群小所疾，左遷衡陽太守。…
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皓遂召瑩還，為左國史。頃之，選曹尚書同郡繆禕以執意不移，為群小所疾，左遷衡陽太守。既拜，又追以職事見詰責，拜表陳謝。因過詣瑩，復為人所白，雲禕不懼罪，多將賓客會聚瑩許，乃收禕下獄，徙桂陽，瑩還廣州。未至，召瑩還，復職。是時法政多謬，舉措煩苛，瑩每上便宜，陳緩刑簡役，以濟育百姓，事或施行。遷光祿勳。
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Miu Yi was an official in the Selection Bureau of Eastern Wu, recorded in volume 53 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
Because he stubbornly held to his own views, Miu Yi was disliked by petty men and demoted to Administrator of Hengyang. After taking up his post, he was reprimanded over his work and submitted a memorial to his superiors apologizing.
He once visited He Shao. Later, someone informed against him, claiming that he showed no fear of punishment and often gathered guests at He Shao’s home. He was then arrested and imprisoned, and exiled to Guiyang.
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- He visited He Shao and gathered guests at his home.
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Xue Ying
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History · vol. 53
- Xue Ying§56
Friend
from the same commandery; visited Xue Ying, who was accused of gathering guests at his residence