| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 岑璧, 岑璧, Cén Bì |
| Other name | Sầm Bích |
| INFORMATION | |
| Death Reason | Killed in battle by Lu Kuang |
| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Yuan Tan |
| Battles |
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Biography & Historical Record
Cen Pi (岑璧, Sầm Bích) is a fictional general under Yuan Tan in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. He is not independently attested in Chen Shou’s Records of the Three Kingdoms.
Role in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Chapter 32 places Cen Pi in Yuan Tan’s army during the fratricidal war of the Yuan sons; Lu Kuang kills him in combat, a named casualty of the north’s collapse after Guandu.
Cen Pi (岑璧) — Historical & Literary Timeline
Chapter 32
Death in battle
Yuan Tan’s general; slain by Lu Kuang.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Cen Pi on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships
Family
- No information
Friends
- Yuan Tan (袁谭, Viên Đàm): Yuan Shao’s eldest son, the lord Cen Pi serves in the novel.
Enemies
- Lu Kuang (吕旷, Lữ Khoáng): Officer who kills Cen Pi.
Other
- No information
In Novel
Chapter 32
- Cen Pi (岑璧, Sầm Bích): Fictional general under Yuan Tan; killed by Lu Kuang.
In History
Summary
- Cen Pi (岑璧, Sầm Bích): A literary figure of the novel. No matching independent biography in the Records of the Three Kingdoms.
Historical Record
- Listed among fictional people of the Three Kingdoms.
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