Wen Yang
文鴦
Source:
Koei Wiki (Fandom)
- Born
- 238
- Died
- 291
- Ancestral home
- Qiao County, Pei (Bozhou, Anhui)
- Book mentions
- 14
Roles:
general
Appears in 3 chapters:
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Chapter 110
— Riding Alone, Wen Yang Repulses A Brave Force; Following The River, Jiang Wei Defeats The Enemy.
Wen Yang; the chapter's iconic teenage warrior. Wen Qin's 18-year-old son; at Le-jia (Yueja), in the dead of night, rides alone with a spear into the Wei army of tens of thousands camped before the rebel position; rides clean through, kills uncounted men, throws the camp into riot; escapes; the next morning is pursued by Wei cavalry - turns back and breaks the pursuit force seven times. The boy general who matches Zhao Yun at Changban; the late novel's last great single-rider feat.
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Chapter 111
— Deng Ai Outwits Jiang Wei; Zhuge Dan Battles Sima Zhao.
Wen Yang; returns to Shouchun with his father; after Wen Qin is killed by Zhuge Dan, defects (with his brother Wen Hu) to Sima Zhao.
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Chapter 112
— Rescuing Shouchun, Yu Quan Dies Nobly; Attacking Changcheng, Jiang Wei Mobilizes.
Wen Yang; with his brother, leads Sima Zhao's storm into Shouchun; the boy general of chapter 110 now a Sima retainer.