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Gender male

Hometown [Jiaozhou] Wuling area

Characteristics: born with brute force, naked feet, transforming into a barbarian and disrespectful rule of the king.

Personality: 1. Brute force, arrogant and arrogant 2. Rough personality, brave but not scheming

Official position of Barbarian King (King Hu)

Related characters Gan Ning Zhou Tai Liu Bei Chun Yu Dan

The Shu Han ethnic minority who served

The leader of the barbarian tribe in Wuling later surrendered to Liu Bei, with high strength and powerful force. He once killed the powerful general Gan Ning and Liu Bei when he was conquering Wu, but was killed by Zhou Tai.

As an outstanding representative of ethnic minorities, Shamoke shot to death the Eastern Wu general Gan Ning as soon as he made a move. And he hit the head. This is more qualified to be the eighth Three Kingdoms sharpshooter than Gan Ning who was not dead, Zhang Liao shot Huang Gai's chest, Ding Feng shot Zhang Liao's waist, and Ma Zhong shot Huang Zhong to return to the camp before he died.

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In order to avenge the Eastern Wu attack and kill Guan Yu, Liu Bei raised troops to attack Wu. In order to disrupt the enemy's rear, he incited Shamoke to raise an army at the same time. Later, Liu Bei was defeated and Shamoke, the alliance, died on the battlefield.

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The Wuling Barbarian King, with a red face and green eyes, made the thorny bones, shot to death the seriously ill Gan Ning when he appeared, and defeated Chunyu Dan tribe. The Later Shu army was defeated, and he confronted Zhou Tai for more than 20 rounds and was killed by Zhou Tai.

Originally named Moshake, he was from Yuejun County, "King Hu" mistakenly called "Sammoke" in "The Three Kingdoms: The Book of Wu, Biography of Lu Xun". See "Detailed Explanation of the Three Kingdoms"

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Shamoke, the Barbarian King of Wuling. His real name was Shamoke. When he was young, he dreamed that a god holding an axe was received by martial arts. He left a man with a man with a man with a warrior: "The god of axe is unparalleled, Moke is infinite." He changed his name to Shamoke. When he grew up, Ke was 1 zhang long with a tiger back and a bear waist, red face and yellow hair, sword eyebrows and eagle eyes. His arms had ten thousand kilograms of strength to make a caltrop bone, weighing 300 kilograms. He rode a blue-eyed, triangular white buffalo. He was brave and good at shooting, and his nature was brave and powerful. When Liu Bei was guarding Jingzhou, he restrained his subordinates to join the Han people. In the 24th year of Jian'an, Lu Meng defeated the counties of Jingzhou. All the county magistrates and generals were killed in battle, and only Ke and his troops were defeated in the Wu army in a row.

In the first year of Zhangwu, Liu Bei attacked Wu. Ke led 50,000 troops to follow the army first. At Fuchikou, he met the 300,000 troops of the Eastern Wu army. Sun Quan's general Gan Ning was famous and took off to meet the enemy. The two armies shouted, the sky collapsed, and the mountains collapsed. In one battle, Ke knocked off Gan Ning's big sword. Gan Ning returned to his horse and left, and was shot through his forehead with an arrow. Ling Tong was furious when he saw Gan Ning's death tragically. Ke saw that Gan Ning was killed tragically and went to fight. Ke saw that the gun arrived, and his body flashed slightly, gently stretched his ape's arms to capture Ling Tong back to the formation. Wu general Xu Sheng rode his horse to rescue him. Ke deliberately slowed down and threw Ling Tong at Xu Sheng when he was approaching. Xu Sheng's eyes burst out and died with Ling Tong.

Taishiheng, the son of the famous general Taishici, came to fight with a gun, and Ke said, "I heard that you are a hero, and you will not be able to kill you, so quickly return to the battle, I will not drive you away." Taishiheng said angrily, "The barbarians are rude and take a shot of me." Ke was furious and handed over the horses together. One bone broke his brain, and the Wu army was shocked. Seeing Ke Liansheng, Liu Bei waved the army to drown and kill him. Two young generals from Guan Xing and Zhang Bao led the army to attack left and right. The Wu army was defeated and fled with his head and fled, and the corpses were defeated and retreated for more than 30 miles. The horses and equipment were lost. The number of horses and generals Ding and Zuo was beheaded as many as 100,000. There were countless wounded people, and the famous general Su Fei was cut into meat mud by the Han army and had no bones left.
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