赵独 / Zhao Du (late Han)

Overview

赵独 / Zhao Du (late Han) enters the wiki through Hanji 1070 as a Youzhou rebel active after Cao Cao receives a wave of northern submissions. His role shows that formal surrender does not automatically stabilize local order.

Current Profile

Hanji 1070 pairs Zhao Du with 霍奴. They rebel in Youzhou and kill the Youzhou inspector and Zhuo commandery administrator. Cao Cao later personally campaigns against Zhao Du, kills the rebel leaders, and then crosses the Lu River to relieve 鲜于辅 at Kuangping from Wuhuan pressure.

Key Characteristics

• Youzhou rebel active after Yuan-family collapse and Cao-side surrender waves.
• Paired with Huo Nu in killing provincial and commandery officials.
• Target of Cao Cao’s personal punitive expedition.
• Evidence that Cao Cao’s northern settlement still faces armed local disorder.

Evidence

• Rebellion and killings: Hanji 1070 says Zhao Du and Huo Nu rebel in Youzhou and kill the Youzhou inspector and Zhuo commandery administrator.
• Cao Cao’s response: Hanji 1070 says Cao Cao personally campaigns against Zhao Du and kills the rebel leaders.
• Settlement limit: Hanji 1070 places the rebellion after the Jiao Chu surrender branch.

Qualifications

This is a single-source page. The episode does not supply Zhao Du’s origin, faction, or detailed motive beyond placing him in the unstable Youzhou field.

What Changed

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

Relationships

• 霍奴 - paired rebel in the Youzhou killings.
• 曹操 - commander who suppresses Zhao Du.
• 幽州 - rebellion setting.
• 鲜于辅 - nearby Youzhou actor relieved after the same campaign sequence.
• 胜后威胁排序 - adjacent frame for clearing disturbances after formal victory.