His son Zhang Hu continued to serve Wei as an officer. While attacking Sun Quan, Ding Feng fitted an arrow into his bow and shot Zhang Liao in the groin, mortally wounding him. In AD 221, when Cao Pi invaded Wu, he commanded the invasion fleet against the Wu at Dongkou. Zhang Liao was known as a brave and intelligent commander, his personal friends included Guan Yu, Xu Huang and Lord Cao himself. During the reign of Cao Pi, Zhang Liao was elevated to the rank General of the Forward Army and titled Lord of Jinyang. Ischemic stroke is a leading cause of death and disability associated with the. For this, Lord Cao promoted Wenyuan to General Who Conquers the East. Zhang Liao defended so vigorously that the civilians and the people on the Xiaoyao ferry-way were in awe of his strength. When Lord Cao was attacking Zhang Lu in Han Zhong, Sun Quan took the opportunity to invade He Fei. In addition, Lord Cao also appointed him as Deputy General of the eastern forces. His skill in battle caught the eye of many, and after the death of Lü Bu, Zhang Liao accepted the post of Imperial Corps Commander under Lord Cao, and received the title of Lord of the Second Rank. On Lü Bu’s orders, Liao fought against Liu Bei, Cao Cao and Yuan Shu. In 196, Zhang Liao took up the post of 'Chancellor of Lu Kingdom' at the age of twenty-eight.

When Li Jue and Guo Si attacked and defeated Lü Bu’s forces, Liao fled with his Lord to Xuzhou. Zhang Liao was appointed as Cavalry Commander and helped Lu Bu after the death of Dong Zhuo. When Zhang Liao returned to the Capital after recruiting soldiers for Commander-in-Chief He Jin, Zhang Liao learned of his assassination and allied himself with Dong Zhuo, the general who occupied the territory. Zhang Liao started his career as an Aid to Ding Yuan. To avoid the envy and hatred of others however, the family name was changed to Zhang. Jhih-Ling Yang, Hong Hong, Tzu-Kai Lin, Yuan-Kai Tu and Bo-Jein Kuo. It is said that Zhang Liao was the descendant of Nie Yi of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Zhi-Zhong Li, Tao Shi, Ke-Fang Ou, Yu-Ting Liang, Jin-Ming Chen and Xing-Yu Yang.

Nie Liao, who changed his name to Zhang Liao was a general of Wei.

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