Liu Jing
Liu Jing, a Xiongnu king under Cao Wei’s Bingzhou governor Liu Li, was noted for his powerful following.
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History · vol. 24Records of the Three Kingdoms
時匈奴王劉靖部衆彊盛，而鮮卑數寇邊，乃以禮為并州刺史，加振武將軍，使持節，護匈奴中郎將。…
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時匈奴王劉靖部衆彊盛，而鮮卑數寇邊，乃以禮為并州刺史，加振武將軍，使持節，護匈奴中郎將。往見太傅司馬宣王，有忿色而無言。宣王曰：「卿得并州，少邪？恚理分界失分乎？今當遠別，何不懽也！」禮曰：「何明公言之乖細也！禮雖不德，豈以官位往事為意邪？本謂明公齊蹤伊、呂，匡輔魏室，上報明帝之託，下建萬世之勳。今社稷將危，天下兇兇，此禮之所以不恱也。」因涕泣橫流。宣王曰：「且止，忍不可忍。」爽誅後，入為司隷校尉，凡臨七郡五州，皆有威信。遷司空，封大利亭侯，邑一百戶。禮與盧毓同郡時輩，而情好不睦。為人雖互有長短，然名位略齊云。嘉平二年薨，謚曰景侯。孫元嗣。
Liu Jing was a Xiongnu king under the authority of Liu Li, the Cao Wei Inspector of Bingzhou. The chapter in which he appears is not recorded; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
Liu Jing’s forces were powerful, and the Xianbei repeatedly raided the frontier. (According to historical records)
Relationships
- A Xiongnu king under the authority of Liu Li, the Inspector of Bingzhou