| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 昌奇, 昌奇, Chāng Qí |
| Other name | Xương Kỳ |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Hanzhong (汉中, Hán Trung) |
| Died | 215 AD |
| Death Reason | Slain by Zhang Fei at Hazhi Pass (215 AD) |
| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Zhang Lu (Hanzhong / 汉中势力) |
| Battles | Battle of Yangping Pass / Hazhi Pass (215 AD) |
Chang Qi — Biography & Historical Record
Chang Qi (昌奇, Xương Kỳ) was a military officer serving under General Yang Ren (杨任, Dương Nhậm) in Hanzhong under warlord Zhang Lu (张鲁, Trương Lỗ). During the confrontations at Hazhi Pass (xiaguan) in 215 AD, Chang Qi rode forth with spear leveled to duel Zhang Fei. Within three passes, Zhang Fei struck Chang Qi with his Serpent Spear, impaling him off his steed.
Role of Chang Qi in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Wielding a spear against Zhang Fei at Hazhi Pass, Chang Qi was pierced through the chest and thrown dead beneath his horse in three rounds.
Chang Qi — Historical & Literary Timeline
215 AD
Duel at Hazhi Pass
Chang Qi challenged Zhang Fei in combat and was slain in three bouts.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Chang Qi on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships of Chang Qi
Family
- Father: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Mother: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Spouse: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Children: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Relatives: Not recorded in historical chronicles
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Zhang Lu (Hanzhong / 汉中势力)
In Novel
Chapter 67
- Chang Qi (昌奇, Xương Kỳ): Wielding a spear against Zhang Fei at Hazhi Pass, Chang Qi was pierced through the chest and thrown dead beneath his horse in three rounds.
In History
Summary
- Chang Qi (昌奇, Xương Kỳ) was a Hanzhong officer defeated by Shu Han's vanguard during the Western campaigns.
Historical Timeline
- 215 AD — Duel at Hazhi Pass: Chang Qi challenged Zhang Fei in combat and was slain in three bouts.
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