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- Shi_Zhi_(Three_Kingdoms) abstract "Shi Zhi (died 226) was a minister of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period of China. Shi Zhi was the oldest son of Shi Xie, Prefect of Jiaozhi. Following the death of his father, Shi Zhi rebelled against Sun Quan with his younger brother Shi Hui. Shi Zhi was eventually convinced to surrender to Lü Dai, but ended up being captured and executed.".
- Q1039538 abstract "Shi Zhi (died 226) was a minister of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period of China. Shi Zhi was the oldest son of Shi Xie, Prefect of Jiaozhi. Following the death of his father, Shi Zhi rebelled against Sun Quan with his younger brother Shi Hui. Shi Zhi was eventually convinced to surrender to Lü Dai, but ended up being captured and executed.".
- Shi_Zhi_(Three_Kingdoms) comment "Shi Zhi (died 226) was a minister of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period of China. Shi Zhi was the oldest son of Shi Xie, Prefect of Jiaozhi. Following the death of his father, Shi Zhi rebelled against Sun Quan with his younger brother Shi Hui. Shi Zhi was eventually convinced to surrender to Lü Dai, but ended up being captured and executed.".
- Q1039538 comment "Shi Zhi (died 226) was a minister of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period of China. Shi Zhi was the oldest son of Shi Xie, Prefect of Jiaozhi. Following the death of his father, Shi Zhi rebelled against Sun Quan with his younger brother Shi Hui. Shi Zhi was eventually convinced to surrender to Lü Dai, but ended up being captured and executed.".