Name: Shuzhi

Time:?——230

Hometown: Runan County, Yuzhou (now Zhumadian area, Henan)

Previously held an official position: General of the Western Expedition, Marquis of Ting

Historical chronology:

Chen Dayu became a subordinate of Liu Bei when he was in Yuzhou. He followed Liu Bei to fight in all directions. His reputation was as good as Zhao Yun, and they were all known for their loyalty and courage.

In the early days of the Later Lord of Shu (around 223, 224), Chen Dao was appointed as the guardian, general of the Western Expedition, and was granted the title of Marquis of Ting.

In 226, Zhuge Liang prepared for the Northern Expedition and wanted to move his troops to Hanzhong, so Li Yan, who was stationed in Yong'an, moved to Jiangzhou and left Chen Dao to station in Yong'an. Chen Dao was appointed as the governor of Yong'an and was still under the jurisdiction of Li Yan. In his letter to his brother Zhuge Jin, Zhuge Liang mentioned: "The governor of Chen Dao is the elite under the tent of the late emperor and the top troops of Shu."

In 230 years, Chen Dao died of illness during his tenure.

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