| Li Yi | |
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| Character information | |
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| Significant Battle(s): | Capture of Cheng Du Yellow Turban Rebellion Struggle on Wu Ling Battle of Si Shui Gate Incident at Galopping Tombs Wu Revolution |
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| Real name: | Li Yi |
| Chinese name: | 李異 |
| Born: | ? |
| Died: | 222 |
Li Yi was a Wu general.
Biography Edit[]
Li Yi was a general of Zhao Wei, a vassal of Governor Liu Zhang of Yi Province. With Pang Yue, he betrayed his lord and assassinated him after he rebelled against Liu Zhang and was thus allowed to live. Li Yi fled Yi Province after the war with Liu Bei began in AD 211, and joined the Emperor of Wu, Sun Quan. Li Yi brandished his spear in battle at Yi Ling as a sub-commander under Sun Huan, and was killed by Shu general Guan Xing's blade.