Deng Ji

Deng Ji, a general under Liu Biao, is known for being captured alive by Cao Cao while defending Huyang.
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History · vol. 1Records of the Three Kingdoms
…〉表將鄧濟據湖陽。攻拔之,生禽濟,湖陽降。攻舞陰,下之。
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公之自舞陰還也,南陽、章陵諸縣復叛爲繡,公遣曹洪擊之,不利,還屯葉,數爲繡、表所侵。冬十一月,公自南征,至宛。〈《魏書》曰:臨淯水,祠亡將士,歔欷流涕,衆皆感慟。〉表將鄧濟據湖陽。攻拔之,生禽濟,湖陽降。攻舞陰,下之。
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Deng Ji was a subordinate general of Liu Biao who, according to historical records, held Huyang. He does not appear in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
When Cao Cao campaigned south and reached Wan, he captured Huyang and took Deng Ji, who was defending the area, alive. Huyang then surrendered (according to historical records).
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