| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 韩瑶, 韓瑤, Hán Yáo |
| Other name | Hàn Dao |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Xiliang (西凉, Tây Lương) |
| Died | 228 AD |
| Death Reason | Captured and executed after the Battle of Mount Fengming (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 Yao — Biography & Historical Record
Han Yao (韩瑶, Hàn Dao) was the second son of Xiliang General Han De. Seeking revenge for his elder brother Han Ying at Mount Fengming in 228 AD, Han Yao charged Zhao Yun with a large scimitar. Unable to land a blow against Zhao Yun’s master defense, Han Yao found himself outmaneuvered, lassoed, and captured alive by Zhao Yun.
Role of Han Yao in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Seeking vengeance for his fallen brother, Han Yao clashed with Zhao Yun with fierce frenzy, only to be disarmed and captured alive.
Han Yao — Historical & Literary Timeline
228 AD
Capture at Mount Fengming
Han Yao fought Zhao Yun and was captured alive on the battlefield.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Han Yao on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships of Han Yao
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 (韩瑛, Hàn Anh) (elder brother), Han Qiong, Han Qi (younger brothers)
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Cao Wei (曹魏, Tào Ngụy)
In Novel
Chapter 92
- Han Yao (韩瑶, Hàn Dao): Seeking vengeance for his fallen brother, Han Yao clashed with Zhao Yun with fierce frenzy, only to be disarmed and captured alive.
In History
Summary
- Han Yao (韩瑶, Hàn Dao) was one of the four sons of Han De defeated during the First Northern Expedition.
Historical Timeline
- 228 AD — Capture at Mount Fengming: Han Yao fought Zhao Yun and was captured alive on the battlefield.
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