Died
208
Book mentions
50
Roles:
general
Factions:
Huang Zu Liu Biao (primary)
Appears in 7 chapters:
  • Chapter 7 — Yuan Shao Fights Gongsun Zan At The River Pan; Sun Jian Attacks Liu Biao Across The Great River.
    Huang Zu; Liu Biao's commander captured by Sun Ce and exchanged for Sun Jian's body - the start of a feud that runs into the 30s.
  • Chapter 8 — Wang Yun Prepares The Chaining Scheme; Dong Zhuo Rages At Phoenix Pavilion.
    Huang Zu; released by Sun Ce in the body-exchange that closes the Liu Biao chapter.
  • Chapter 18 — Giving Counsels, Jia Xu Directs A Great Victory; Braving Battlefield, Xiahou Dun Loses An Eye.
    Left holding Jingzhou's points of vantage while Liu Biao marches to Anzhong.
  • Chapter 23 — Mi Heng Slips His Garment And Rails At Traitors; Ji Ping Pledges To Kill The Prime Minister.
    Huang Zu; kills Mi Heng with a sword stroke when Mi Heng compares him in the abuse to 'a wooden idol in a temple'.
  • Chapter 29 — The Little Chief Of The South Slays Yu Ji; The Green Eyed Boy Lays Hold On The South Land.
    Huang Zu; Sun Ce's nemesis at Xiakou - named in passing as the unfinished business Sun Quan inherits.
  • Chapter 38 — Zhuge Liang Plans For The Three Kingdoms; Sun Quan Attacks Xiakou To Take Revenges.
    The target at Xiakou whose own meanness armed his enemy: he owed the city's recovery to Gan Ning and rewarded him with 'after all, he is no more than a pirate' - so the Silk-sailed Pirate now cuts his hawsers, kills his van leaders, and burns his two hundred chained warships.
  • Chapter 39 — At Jingzhou, The Son Of Liu Biao Thrice Begs Advice; At Bowang Slope, The Directing Instructor Plans His First Battle.
    Abandons Jiangxia when the defense collapses - straight into Gan Ning's ambush at the east gate. 'I treated you well in the past' earns him 'you treated me as a pirate'; an arrow takes him from the saddle and Gan Ning cuts off his head, which travels home in a box to be offered before Sun Jian's shrine.