| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 韩琪, 韓琪, Hán Qí |
| Other name | Hàn Kỳ |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Xiliang (西凉, Tây Lương) |
| Died | 228 AD |
| Death Reason | Speared through the throat by Zhao Yun (228 AD) |
| FAMILY | |
| Father | |
| Relatives | |
| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Cao Wei (曹魏, Tào Ngụy) |
| Battles | First Northern Expedition (228 AD), Battle of Mount Fengming (228 AD) |
Han Qi — Biography & Historical Record
Han Qi (韩琪, Hàn Kỳ) was the fourth and youngest son of General Han De. In a desperate bid to save his brothers at Mount Fengming in 228 AD, Han Qi galloped into the fray wielding a bronze halberd. Zhao Yun parried his strike and thrust his spear through Han Qi’s throat, completing the legendary feat of defeating all four brothers in a single engagement.
Role of Han Qi in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Charging with reckless fury to save his brothers, Han Qi was speared off his saddle by Zhao Yun.
Han Qi — Historical & Literary Timeline
228 AD
Death at Mount Fengming
Han Qi was slain by Zhao Yun, fulfilling the legendary defeat of the four Han brothers.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Han Qi on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships of Han Qi
Family
- Father: Han De (韩德, Hàn Đức)
- Mother: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Spouse: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Children: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Relatives: Han Ying, Han Yao, Han Qiong (elder brothers)
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Cao Wei (曹魏, Tào Ngụy)
In Novel
Chapter 92
- Han Qi (韩琪, Hàn Kỳ): Charging with reckless fury to save his brothers, Han Qi was speared off his saddle by Zhao Yun.
In History
Summary
- Han Qi (韩琪, Hàn Kỳ) was the final brother of the Han clan slain by Zhao Yun at Mount Fengming.
Historical Timeline
- 228 AD — Death at Mount Fengming: Han Qi was slain by Zhao Yun, fulfilling the legendary defeat of the four Han brothers.
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