田丰 / Tian Feng (late Han)
Hanji 975 adds Tian Feng’s first active adviser case before Hanji 976’s broader Hebei roster summary. The episode says 张邈 asks 袁绍 for grain during the 兖州 rebellion, and Tian Feng identifies the request as practical support for 吕布.
This makes Tian Feng a mirror to 荀彧 in the same episode. Xun Yu detects the rebellion from wording and route clues, while Tian Feng detects the grain request’s true alignment effect; both cases make adviser intelligence operational only if the leader acts on it.
田丰 / Tian Feng (late Han) enters the wiki through Hanji 976 as one of 袁绍’s underused Hebei advisers. The source names him alongside 沮授 and 许攸 to argue that Yuan Shao did not lose because he lacked strategic talent; he lost because he could not consistently convert that talent into decisions.
The page is disambiguated from 田峰, the modern sociology researcher already present in the wiki. Hanji 976 does not provide a full biography of 田丰; it uses him as a high-value adviser wasted by a ruler-side “decision black hole,” linking the case to 以贤臣为宝 and 君臣反馈失灵.
Connections
- Hanji 975, 张邈, 吕布, 兖州, 荀彧, and 细节式危机识别 - grain-warning contrast with Xun Yu’s crisis detection.
- Hanji 976 - source episode.
- 袁绍 - leader whose adviser system fails to become reliable action in the episode’s reading.
- 沮授 and 许攸 - other advisers named in the Hebei adviser group.
- 以贤臣为宝, 君臣反馈失灵, and 谋士政权架构 - concepts connecting talent value, failed feedback, and adviser-system capacity.