何颙 / He Yong (late Han)
Hanji 949 adds He Yong to 董卓’s early legitimacy-repair effort. The source names him with 周毖, 伍琼, and 郑泰 as figures used to clean corrupt officials and recommend neglected worthies after Dong Zhuo receives xiangguo status.
In this source, He Yong’s talent-evaluation role is compromised by context: a recommendation channel can place worthy people in office, but under Dong Zhuo’s terror it also risks becoming 胁迫征士合法性.
何颙 / He Yong (late Han) enters the wiki through Hanji 960 as a talent evaluator whose judgments frame 荀彧’s later camp choice. The episode says He Yong recognizes Xun Yu as a ruler-assisting talent and had also praised 曹操 as someone who could pacify the world as the Han order collapsed.
The page is source-scoped. He Yong matters here because the episode uses his evaluations to connect two different kinds of judgment: identifying a capable adviser and identifying the ruler who can use that adviser. That makes him part of the 以贤臣为宝 and 礼贤下士式人才吸附 branch rather than a standalone biography.