Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official and General

Zhang Yi 張裔

Zhāng Yì

First attested AD 211; died AD 230

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Zhang Yi was an official and General.

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Jinsi 君嗣

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Records of the Three Kingdoms, Chapter 41Volume 41: Book of Shu 11: Biographies of Huo, Wang, Xiang, Zhang, Yang, and Fei · 22 passages
亮出駐漢中,裔以射聲校尉領留府長史,常稱曰:「公賞不遺遠,罰不阿近,爵不可以無功取,刑不可以貴勢免,此賢愚之所以僉忘其身者也。」 When Zhuge Liang went out to garrison Hanzhong, Zhang Yi, as Colonel of the She-sheng Archers, served concurrently as chief clerk of the rear headquarters. He often said, "The Duke's rewards do not overlook those far away, and his punishments do not favor those close to him. Rank cannot be taken without merit, and punishment cannot be escaped through noble power. This is why worthy and foolish alike forget themselves in his service."
其明年,北詣亮諮事,送者數百,車乘盈路,裔還書與所親曰:「近者涉道,晝夜接客,不得寧息,人自敬丞相長史,男子張君嗣附之,疲倦欲死。」 The next year, when he went north to consult Zhuge Liang on affairs, several hundred people saw him off and carriages filled the road. Zhang Yi later wrote to close friends, "Recently on the road I have had to receive guests day and night, with no chance for quiet rest. People honor the Chancellor's chief clerk, and Zhang Junsi, poor man, is carried along by it until he is nearly dead with fatigue."