Eastern Wu · Marquis of Xuancheng
Jiang Yi
Jiang Yi, an Eastern Wu general and son of Jiang Qin, earned merit resisting Liu Bei and later died in battle against Wei.
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History · vol. 55Records of the Three Kingdoms
…子壹封宣城侯，領兵拒劉備有功，還赴南郡，與魏交戰，臨陣卒。壹無子，弟休領兵，後有罪失業。
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權討關羽，欽督水軍入沔，還，道病卒。權素服舉哀，以蕪湖民二百戶、田二百頃，給欽妻子。子壹封宣城侯，領兵拒劉備有功，還赴南郡，與魏交戰，臨陣卒。壹無子，弟休領兵，後有罪失業。
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Jiang Yi was a general of Eastern Wu and the son of Jiang Qin. His deeds are recorded in volume 55 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
Jiang Yi was enfeoffed as the Marquis of Xuancheng. He led troops to repel Liu Bei and distinguished himself in battle. He later returned to Nan Commandery and was killed in action while fighting the Wei army. (According to the historical record)
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