Ti Xiang

Ti Xiang is a brilliant strategist and adopted son of Ti Xiang E and Yue Li when in Wei Territory and followed them after their rebellion. Ti Xiang served his father's army as well as his own army. He as well was the commander of the Conquest of Cheng Du, but was part of the men killed in the flood attack.

Battle of Kai Province
In A.D. 243, Ti Xiang followed his father, Ti Xiang E, into Kai Province, where Sun Jian resided, as a request for Cao Cao. He managed to defeat Sun Jian's son, Sun Quan and aid in killing Sun Jian. However, Sun Shangxiang and Lian Shi had ambushed them both. the arrows fired, one missed Ti Xiang, but Ti Xiang E was struck and killed by it. Sun Shangxiang fired another arrow, but Ti Xiang sent it back at her, injuring her. Ti Xiang sent out an all out assault on capturing the fleeing Sun Ce, Sun Quan, Sun Shangxiang, and Lian Shi. However, the four escaped and Ti Xiang E was not avenged for his death in Kai Province until Ti Xu's rule in late 260s.

Battle of Fort Cui
After Ti Xiang's four years of grievanceover his father, he emerged as leader of Ti Xiang's Forces. Organized by Kong Rong and Mao Xing, TI Xiang led an assault on Shu's Fort Cui saying that they should make a name to the three kingdoms. When all of his army's boat's dock, however, he remained there unknown until Mao Xing and Dan Han Ye found him. Thanks to Mao Xing's encouragement, Ti Xiang took to the field of battle in West Cui and led his men to East Cui.

Guarded by a grand officer of Shu, Jue Xiang, Ti Xiang's Forces were unable to push through straightaway. Kong Rong kept the frontal enemies busy while Ti Xiang, Mao Xing, and Dan Han Ye swooped around through the mountains and into Fort Cui to defeat Jue Xiang. Jue Xiang was expecting herself to be slain, but was instead recruited into Ti Xiang's Forces and married Ti Xiang.

in A.D. 251,After his death at Cheng Du, Jue Xiang led over Ti Xiang's Forces untilher death, then succeeded by their son, Ti Xu.

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See also:Ti Xiang/Quotes