赵云 / Zhao Yun

Overview

赵云 / Zhao Yun enters the current wiki evidence as 刘备’s officer appointed to hold Guiyang after the southern Jingzhou commanderies submit.

Current Profile

Hanji 1109 gives Zhao Yun a narrow administrative-military role in Liu Bei’s post-Red-Cliffs consolidation. His concurrent Guiyang appointment helps turn surrender into governed territory while 诸葛亮 supervises revenue across the southern commanderies.

Key Characteristics

• Appears at the transition from mobile campaigning to territorial administration.
• Receives responsibility for Guiyang rather than only a battlefield assignment.
• Connects Liu Bei’s personnel network to the new southern Jingzhou tax base.

Evidence

• Appointment: Hanji 1109 says Liu Bei appoints Zhao Yun concurrently to Guiyang after its surrender.
• Consolidation context: Hanji 1109 places the appointment alongside Liu Qi’s provincial title and Zhuge Liang’s fiscal supervision.
• Strategic effect: Hanji 1109 treats the commanderies’ revenue as a durable base for Liu Bei.

Qualifications

This page is intentionally source-bounded and does not project Zhao Yun’s wider later reputation backward. Hanji 1109 supplies one appointment and its consolidation context, not a full biography.

What Changed

• Created the page from Hanji 1109’s Guiyang appointment.

Relationships

• 刘备 - ruler who appoints Zhao Yun in the new southern territory.
• 刘琦 - legitimacy-bearing Jingzhou claimant under whose title the expansion proceeds.
• 诸葛亮 - parallel appointee responsible for fiscal supervision.
• 荆州 - regional setting for Zhao Yun’s first current wiki evidence.