霍奴 / Huo Nu (late Han)

Overview

霍奴 / Huo Nu (late Han) enters the wiki through Hanji 1070 as the Youzhou rebel paired with 赵独. The source uses him to mark the persistence of local armed disorder after Cao Cao’s apparent northern settlement.

Current Profile

Hanji 1070 says Huo Nu and Zhao Du rebel in Youzhou and kill high local officials. Cao Cao’s later campaign against Zhao Du and the connected relief of Kuangping place Huo Nu inside the same post-surrender security problem, though the episode does not give him an independent arc beyond the paired rebellion notice.

Key Characteristics

• Youzhou rebel named with Zhao Du.
• Involved in the killing of the Youzhou inspector and Zhuo commandery administrator.
• Part of the disorder that forces Cao Cao to keep campaigning after receiving surrenders.

Evidence

• Paired rebellion: Hanji 1070 names Huo Nu with Zhao Du in the Youzhou rebellion.
• Official killings: Hanji 1070 says the rebels kill the Youzhou inspector and Zhuo commandery administrator.
• Security context: Hanji 1070 places the disturbance after the formal surrender wave.

Qualifications

This page is bounded to one compact mention. The episode does not provide Huo Nu’s origin, office, factional background, or later fate separately from Zhao Du.

What Changed

• Created this page from Hanji 1070’s Youzhou rebellion notice.

Relationships

• 赵独 - paired rebel in the same Youzhou event.
• 曹操 - suppressing authority in the surrounding campaign.
• 幽州 - regional setting.
• 胜后威胁排序 - adjacent concept for post-victory security cleanup.