Bian Xing

Bian Xing was the proud leader of the Bi Fui Tribe, a tribe that valued gold upon anything else. In 217, Bian Xing succeeded his father, Bian Wan, in leading the tribe. In 241, Bian Xing and his tribe aided Wei in attack Anding Castle against Xia Je, however defected when Ti Xiang E's Forces overran the Wei Army.

He later rebelled against Ti Xiang in 247, with a loyal officer named Zhang Mi at his side rebelled against Ti Xiang's Forces. He had slain Zhang Mi after his failures against Ti Xiang and his men. When news reached others returned to Ti Xiang and his men, and worked to slay Bian Xing and his loyal officers.