贺齐 / He Qi (late Han)

Overview

贺齐 / He Qi (late Han) is a Jiangdong officer under 孙权 / Sun Quan whose Hanji 1061 profile centers on suppressing large local rebellions and turning pacification into administrative consolidation.

Current Profile

In Hanji 1061, Sun Quan sends He Qi against Jian’an, Hanxing, and Nanping county rebellions, each described as involving more than ten thousand people. He Qi suppresses them, rebuilds county seats, selects more than ten thousand elite troops, and is promoted to Pingdong colonel.

Key Characteristics

• Serves as a pacification officer in the interior Jiangdong problem created by 山越 / Shanyue resistance.
• Converts rebellion suppression into administrative reconstruction by rebuilding county seats.
• Converts pacification into military capacity by selecting a large new troop body.
• Strengthens Sun Quan’s succession-era authority through practical local control.

Evidence

• Rebellion suppression and reconstruction: Hanji 1061 names He Qi as Sun Quan’s officer for the Jian’an, Hanxing, and Nanping rebellions and credits him with pacification, reconstruction, troop selection, and promotion.

Qualifications

The source does not give He Qi’s earlier career or later record. The current profile is limited to his role in Sun Quan’s early Jiangdong consolidation.

What Changed

• New page from Hanji 1061, created because He Qi becomes a key example of Sun Quan’s local pacification strategy.

Relationships

• 孙权 / Sun Quan - ruler who commissions He Qi’s pacification campaign.
• 山越 / Shanyue - local-resistance environment that makes He Qi’s campaign necessary.
• 继位权威整合 / Succession Authority Consolidation - He Qi turns Sun Quan’s authority into county-level control.
• 豫章郡 / Yuzhang Commandery - regional Jiangdong context for the pacification response.