Cao Wei · Clerk of the Secretariat
Xi Yi
Xi Yi, father of Shu Han’s Xi Zheng, served as Meng Da’s commander and became a Secretariat clerk after they surrendered to Wei.
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History · vol. 42Records of the Three Kingdoms
…會天下大亂，故正父揖因留蜀。揖為將軍孟達都督，隨達降魏，為中書令史。…
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郤正字令先，河南偃師人也。祖父儉，靈帝末為益州刺史，為盜賊所殺。會天下大亂，故正父揖因留蜀。揖為將軍孟達都督，隨達降魏，為中書令史。正本名纂。少以父死母嫁，單煢雙立，而安貧好學，博覽墳籍。弱冠能屬文，入為秘書吏，轉為令史，遷郎，至令。性淡於榮利，而尤耽意文章，自司馬、王、揚、班、傅、張、蔡之儔遺文篇賦，及當世美書善論，益部有者，則鑽鑿推求，略皆寓目。自在內職，與宦人黃皓比屋周旋，經三十年。皓從微至貴，操弄威權，正既不為皓所愛，亦不為皓所憎，是以官不過六百石，而免於憂患。
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Xi Yi was the father of Xi Zheng of Shu Han. He served as Meng Da’s military aide, surrendered to Cao Wei along with Meng Da, and was appointed a clerk in the Secretariat; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
Xi Yi served as military aide to the general Meng Da, surrendered to Cao Wei with Meng Da, and later served as a clerk in Wei’s Secretariat. (According to historical records)
Relationships
- Father of Xi Zheng
- Served as Meng Da’s military aide and surrendered to Wei with him
- Lord & vassal
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Meng Da
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History · vol. 42
- Meng Da§82
Lord
Served as Meng Da's commander-in-chief