Second place: Huang Qu. Huang Qu is a famous Runan county magistrate in Wu Dong Group. Huang Qu took refuge in Jiangdong at the end of Han Dynasty and later joined Wu Dong Group. At first, he was a county magistrate, and with excellent work performance, he moved to Shangshu as a servant. At that time, he was also a very important minister of Sun Quan, Emperor Wu. During his stay in Dongwu, Huang Qu was famous for his loyalty and tenacity. When Sun Quan chose his successor in his later years, he wavered between Prince Sun He and his son Sun Ba, especially after the imprisonment of the Prince, the court experienced great fluctuations. In order to stabilize North Korea, Huang Qu signed a letter with Lu Xun, Zhuge Ke, Zhu Ju and others to persuade Sun Quan to release the prince and stabilize the overall situation. However, Huang Qu angered Sun Quan because of this advice. After being scolded by the staff, he was removed from his post and sent home. Finally, he died of depression at home.
Third place: Qu Xu. Qu Xu, the son of Huang Qu, was a famous Runan county magistrate during the period of Wu Dong Group. After he succeeded to the throne, Sun He, the king of Wu, felt sorry for the advice of that day, conferred the title of Qu Xu as Hou Ting of Dongyang, and recruited him to join Dongwu Group. During his tenure, Qu Xu had his father's demeanor. He moved to Shangshu with excellent work performance and achievements, but his other deeds are unknown.
Fourth place: Qu Gan. Qu Gan is the second brother of Huang Qu, an official of Wu Dong Group in runan county. Qu Gan joined Wu Dong Group late. After Sun Hao, the last emperor of Soochow, succeeded to the throne, Qu Gan was recruited into the group with Huang Qu's meritorious service, and his official position was a captain. Other deeds are unknown.
Fifth place: Qu Gong. Qu Gong is the younger brother of Huang Qu, an official of Wu Dong Group in runan county. Qu Gong, like Qu Gan, joined the group with his brother's achievements during the reign of the last emperor Sun Hao. His official position in Wu Dong is the same as his second brother's, and his official position is as high as captain. Other deeds are unknown.
Sixth place: Chen Hao. Chen Hao is a famous minister of runan county in Han Shu Group. Chen Hao is a lonely boy. As an adult, he joined the Han Shu Group. He is famous for his versatility. He served as an assistant, secretary and general of the town army in Han Shu Group. He won the respect and trust of Liu Chan, the late ruler of Shu, and eventually died of illness.
Seventh place: Chen. Chen charm is the son of Chen Yan, an official of Han Shu Group in runan county. After his death, the late Lord pursued political achievements and named Chen as the Hou of Shanhaiguan Pass. Other deeds are unknown.
Eighth place: Chen Yu. Chen Yu is the youngest son of Chen Hao, an official of Han Shu Group in runan county. With his father's achievements, Chen Yu was called into Han Shu Group with his brother. Chen Yu served as assistant minister from Han Shu official to Huangmen, and served his late master Liu Chan with him. Other deeds are unknown.
Ninth place: Director Chen. Director Chen, a native of Pingyu County, Zhumadian City, Han Shu, is a famous minister of the Central Organization Department. Chen fought with Liu Bei in the early years. He is famous for his bravery and loyalty. He is the supreme commander of Bai, the elite army of Shu and Han. Later, he served as general of the Western Expedition and commander-in-chief of Yong 'an, and finally died. Director Chen's fame and position in Han Shu Group is second only to General Zhao Yun.