| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 韩瑛, 韓瑛, Hán Yīng |
| Other name | Hàn Anh |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Xiliang (西凉, Tây Lương) |
| Died | 228 AD |
| Death Reason | Slain by Zhao Yun in three bouts at 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 Ying — Biography & Historical Record
Han Ying (韩瑛, Hàn Anh) was the eldest of the four warrior sons of Xiliang General Han De (韩德, Hàn Đức) serving Cao Wei. During Zhuge Liang’s First Northern Expedition in 228 AD, Han Ying confronted the seventy-year-old Shu general Zhao Yun at Mount Fengming (凤鸣山, núi Phượng Minh). Armed with a broadsword, Han Ying engaged Zhao Yun but was pierced through the heart and killed after just three bouts.
Role of Han Ying in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Riding out before the Xiliang army, Han Ying boasted of his youth and strength, but was slain within three bouts by the veteran Zhao Yun.
Han Ying — Historical & Literary Timeline
228 AD
Battle of Mount Fengming
Han Ying fell in single combat against Zhao Yun at Mount Fengming.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Han Ying on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships of Han Ying
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 Yao (韩瑶, Hàn Dao), Han Qiong (韩琼, Hàn Quỳnh), Han Qi (韩琪, Hàn Kỳ) (younger brothers)
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Cao Wei (曹魏, Tào Ngụy)
In Novel
Chapter 92
- Han Ying (韩瑛, Hàn Anh): Riding out before the Xiliang army, Han Ying boasted of his youth and strength, but was slain within three bouts by the veteran Zhao Yun.
In History
Summary
- Han Ying (韩瑛, Hàn Anh) is immortalized in Three Kingdoms literature as the first of Han De's four sons to fall to Zhao Yun.
Historical Timeline
- 228 AD — Battle of Mount Fengming: Han Ying fell in single combat against Zhao Yun at Mount Fengming.
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