刘放 / Liu Fang (late Han)

Overview

刘放 / Liu Fang (late Han) enters the wiki through Hanji 1070 as the Yuyang man who persuades 王嵩 to bring Zhuo commandery under 曹操. The source uses him as an early personnel and persuasion gain in the post-Ye northern settlement.

Current Profile

In Hanji 1070, Liu Fang appears before the Jiao Chu surrender sequence. Wang Song holds Zhuo commandery, and Liu Fang advises him to submit to Cao Cao. Cao Cao then judges Liu Fang as talented and later brings him into the司空府 military-affairs apparatus. Liu Fang’s current role is therefore a local persuasion channel that turns a commandery’s uncertain position into Cao-side attachment.

Key Characteristics

• Yuyang-origin adviser in the Youzhou-side settlement field.
• Persuades Wang Song to submit Zhuo commandery to Cao Cao.
• Gains Cao Cao’s attention as a useful talent after the surrender advice.
• Connects local commandery attachment with Cao-side personnel absorption.

Evidence

• Submission advice: Hanji 1070 says Liu Fang advises Wang Song to bring Zhuo commandery to Cao Cao.
• Personnel recognition: Hanji 1070 says Cao Cao considers Liu Fang talented and later uses him in the司空府.
• Settlement role: Hanji 1070 places Liu Fang before the larger Youzhou surrender cascade.

Qualifications

This page is bounded to Hanji 1070. It does not yet cover Liu Fang’s later career or verify the exact office sequence beyond the episode’s compact account.

What Changed

• Created this page from Hanji 1070’s Zhuo commandery persuasion branch.

Relationships

• 王嵩 - local holder whom Liu Fang advises.
• 曹操 - receiving ruler who later values Liu Fang’s talent.
• 幽州 - regional field around Liu Fang’s current role.
• 招降示范级联 - adjacent concept because Liu Fang helps make one local submission credible.