#shamoke

[ttoca]

Liu Bei’s Army

A gathering of itinerant warriors, scholars and oddballs who flock to the mysterious Han loyalist roaming across the land, gathering support against Cao Cao. Liu Bei is quite the enigma and despite officially holding no land, rank or title, his charisma is quite resounding and he emerges wherever Cao Cao’s influence wavers with legions at his back.

(Back Row) Guan Yu, Zhang Fei

(Upper Row) Zong Deyan, Deng Fang, Shamoke, Yi Ji, Du Pu

(Middle Row) Pang Tong, Jian Yong, Zhuge Liang, Huang Yueying, Liu Weishuo

(Lower Row) Chen Zhen, Zheng Xuan (Seated), Sun Gan, Gan Xiadan, Liu Bei, Mi Qianqi, Mi Zhu, Mi Fang, Fu Shiren

[siumerghe]

Romance of the Three Kingdoms characters in Peking Opera

Part III - Shu 2:

Ma Su, Shamoke Jiang Wei, Meng Da

Part I - Wu Part II - Shu 1 Part IV - Wei 1 Part V - Wei 2

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See also:  Meaning of Colors in Peking Opera Masks

[gao-rar]

[the-archlich]

Did Sha Moke exist?

He did, though the one thing he's famous for (killing Gan ning) is a fictional accomplishment.

He was a chieftain of a large tribe in Wuling. During the eastern campaign, Liu Bei sent Ma Liang to arrange an alliance with Shamoke's tribe, and shamoke brought his warriors to reinforce the Shu army. He was, however, killed in battle when the tide turned against Shu.