
| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 韩琼, 韓瓊, Hán Qióng |
| Other name | Hàn Quỳnh |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Xiliang (西凉, Tây Lương) |
| Died | 228 AD |
| Death Reason | Shot dead through the head by Zhao Yun's return arrow (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 Qiong — Biography & Historical Record
Han Qiong (韩琼, Hàn Quỳnh) was the third son of Han De. Seeing his two older brothers killed and captured, Han Qiong engaged Zhao Yun with a halberd before feigning retreat and unleashing three rapid arrows at Zhao Yun’s chest. Zhao Yun deflected all three arrows with his spear, notched his own bow, and shot Han Qiong directly through the forehead, killing him instantly.
Role of Han Qiong in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Han Qiong shot three arrows in secret ambush at Zhao Yun; Zhao Yun deflected every shaft and returned a single arrow that took Han Qiong’s life.
Han Qiong — Historical & Literary Timeline
228 AD
Archery Duel at Fengming
Han Qiong was struck down by Zhao Yun’s precision return archery.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Han Qiong on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships of Han Qiong
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 (elder brothers), Han Qi (younger brother)
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Cao Wei (曹魏, Tào Ngụy)
In Novel
Chapter 92
- Han Qiong (韩琼, Hàn Quỳnh): Han Qiong shot three arrows in secret ambush at Zhao Yun; Zhao Yun deflected every shaft and returned a single arrow that took Han Qiong's life.
In History
Summary
- Han Qiong (韩琼, Hàn Quỳnh) is famous for the archery duel against Zhao Yun at Mount Fengming in 228 AD.
Historical Timeline
- 228 AD — Archery Duel at Fengming: Han Qiong was struck down by Zhao Yun's precision return archery.

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