fled to Shi Xie after Wang Lang's defeat. Lu Kang, the former Administrator of Lujiang. He died of illness during the siege of Lujiang. Chen Deng, the Administrator of Guangling. Did not participate in fighting directly, but coordinated with Yan Baihu. Chen Jiao (陳矯) Chen Yu (陳瑀), Cao Cao's subordinate who was sent to act as an agent against Sun Ce. He was defeated by Lü Fan in a surprise attack and fled to Yuan Shao. Chen Mu (陳牧), died in battle against Lü Fan. Zu Lang (祖郎), a bandit leader in Jing County. Huang Longluo (黃龍羅), a bandit leader in Shanyin. Zhou Bo (周勃), a bandit leader in Shanyin. Liu Biao's support forces: Liu Pan (劉磐), Liu Biao's nephew. Huang Zu, the Administrator of Jiangxia. Huang She (黃射), Huang Zu's son. Liu Hu (劉虎), Liu Biao's nephew. Killed in battle by Sun Ce at Shaxian. Han Xi (韓希). Killed in battle by Sun Ce at Shaxian. Liu Xun, the Administrator of Lujiang. He joined Cao Cao after being defeated by Sun Ce. Liu Xie (劉偕), Liu Xun's nephew. Liu Ye, joined Cao Cao along with Liu Xun. In popular culture The campaign is featured as a playable stage in Koei's video game series Dynasty Warriors, in which it is also known as the Battle of Jiangdong. In 3, by defeating Liu Yao before the other two warlords (Wang Lang and Yan Baihu), the player can force Taishi Ci to surrender. In 5, Liu Yao retreats and Taishi Ci becomes the enemy commander. He joins Sun Ce's side after the player defeats him. In addition, a special event is included, in which Sun Quan is trapped inside one of the enemy forts and the player needs to save him. If the player is playing as Zhou Tai, a cutscene will be triggered, showing a conversation between Zhou Tai and a grateful Sun Quan. References Chen, Shou. Records of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi). Volumes 13, 46, 49 and 57. Pei, Songzhi. Annotations to Records of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi zhu). Sima, Guang. Zizhi Tongjian. Campaigns of the Han dynasty Rebellions during the end of the Han dynasty 194 199 190s conflicts