| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 成倅, 成倅, Chéng Cuì |
| Other name | Thành Thôi |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Yuzhou / Central Plains |
| Died | 260 AD |
| Death Reason | Executed with three clans by Sima Zhao (260 AD) |
| FAMILY | |
| Relatives | |
| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Sima Clan / Cao Wei (司马氏势力) |
| Battles | Cao Mao's Palace Coup (260 AD) |
Cheng Cui — Biography & Historical Record
Cheng Cui (成倅, Thành Thôi) was a cavalry officer (骑督) of Cao Wei and the elder brother of Cheng Ji. During Emperor Cao Mao’s 260 AD uprising, Cheng Cui assisted in blocking the emperor’s route alongside Cheng Ji. Following Cao Mao’s death, Cheng Cui was arrested alongside his brother and executed with their three familial clans.
Role of Cheng Cui in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Participating in the confrontation against Emperor Cao Mao, Cheng Cui was condemned along with Cheng Ji and executed in the public market.
Cheng Cui — Historical & Literary Timeline
260 AD
Execution of the Cheng Clan
Cheng Cui was executed in Luoyang alongside his brother Cheng Ji in 260 AD.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Cheng Cui on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships of Cheng Cui
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: Cheng Ji (成济, Thành Tế) (younger brother)
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Sima Clan / Cao Wei (司马氏势力)
In Novel
Chapter 114
- Cheng Cui (成倅, Thành Thôi): Participating in the confrontation against Emperor Cao Mao, Cheng Cui was condemned along with Cheng Ji and executed in the public market.
In History
Summary
- Cheng Cui (成倅, Thành Thôi) was a Wei officer executed alongside his brother Cheng Ji following the regicide of Cao Mao in 260 AD.
Historical Timeline
- 260 AD — Execution of the Cheng Clan: Cheng Cui was executed in Luoyang alongside his brother Cheng Ji in 260 AD.
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