the enemy formation four or five times, all while shouting. Fu Jian had to personally ask for someone to stop Zhang Ci and his charges. It was not until Fu Jian's general Lü Guang, who thrust his spear into Zhang Ci, that he could be stopped. Zhang Ci was brought before Fu Jian by Deng Qiang, and his capture rocked Zhang Ping's side so much that it caused his army to collapse. The defeat forced Zhang Ping into offering his surrender to Former Qin. Zhang Ci was appointed as Fu Jian's General of the Household Gentlemen Rapid As Tigers. Fu Jian greatly favoured him, and Zhang Ci was often seen by Fu Jian's side. Though Zhang Ping was forgiven and given a post, he would surrender to Former Yan later the same year after being defeated by their forces, leaving Zhang Ci in Qin. Zhang Ping was finally killed by Qin forces in 361. Service under Fu Jian and Fu Pi Fu Liu, Fu Shuang, Fu Sou and Fu Wu's Rebellion Under Fu Jian, Zhang Ci saw his first noted military activity during the rebellion of Fu Liu (苻柳), Fu Shuang (苻雙), Fu Sou (苻廋) and Fu Wu (苻武) in 368. He and Yang An were tasked in capturing Shancheng (陝城, in modern Sanmenxia, Henan) from Fu Sou but were told by Fu Jian to avoid engaging in battle but rather stock up on supplies until Fu Shuang and Fu Wu were defeated. After Shuang, Wu and also Liu were subdued, Zhang Ci and Yang An were joined by Deng Qiang and Wang Jian (王鑒) to spearhead the assault on the rebel's last stronghold. Fu Sou and Shancheng were captured at the end of the year, thus leaving Fu Jian victorious over the rebellion. Conquest of Former Yan In 370, Zhang Ci participated in Former Qin's conquest of Former Yan as a subordinate of Wang Meng. During the siege of Jincheng, Yang An struggled to capture the city from Murong Zhuang (慕容莊) until he was reinforced from Wang Meng. They dug tunnels under the city walls and had Zhang Ci to lead a hundred brave men to infiltrate the city. Zhang Ci did so, and after giving out a load cry, they broke open the gate to allow the Qin soldiers to enter and capture Murong Zhuang. Later, when Murong Ping's army met face to face with Wang Meng's at