梁岐 / Liang Qi (late Han)

Overview

梁岐 / Liang Qi (late Han) is the She county chief whose surrender to 曹操 / Cao Cao is paired with 韩范 / Han Fan (late Han) in 徐晃 / Xu Huang (Cao general)’s argument for visible reward.

Current Profile

In Hanji 1061, Liang Qi surrenders his county city during Cao Cao’s Ye campaign. Xu Huang argues that because the Yuan brothers have not yet been eliminated and many counties are watching, Cao should reward Liang Qi and Han Fan, leading Cao to grant them Guannei Hou titles.

Key Characteristics

• Serves as a county-level surrender case during Cao Cao’s campaign against the Yuan position.
• Helps turn local submission into a public signal for other counties.
• Demonstrates how reward policy can function as operational pressure.

Evidence

• Surrender and reward: Hanji 1061 says Liang Qi and Han Fan surrender county cities and receive reward after Xu Huang’s advice.

Qualifications

The current evidence does not develop Liang Qi’s independent political history. His profile is limited to the surrender-reward episode.

What Changed

• New page from Hanji 1061, created to anchor the paired surrender signal in Cao Cao’s Ye campaign.

Relationships

• 韩范 / Han Fan (late Han) - paired county surrender case.
• 徐晃 / Xu Huang (Cao general) - adviser who frames the surrender as an example for other counties.
• 曹操 / Cao Cao - commander who accepts and rewards the surrender.
• 邺城 / Ye (Late Han) - campaign context in which the surrender matters.
• Political Surrender Cascade / 招降示范级联 - Liang Qi’s reward supports a broader surrender signal.