Yuan Shao's generals Lü Weihuang, Han Juzi, Sui Yuanjin, and Zhao Rui ( 趙叡 ) were decapitated ; Chunyu Qiong was captured by Yue Jin and had his nose cut off.

In subsequent years, Yuan Shao achieved considerable success in consolidating his domain and his oldest son, Yuan Tan, was exceptionally successful on his expansion in Qing Province ; in 195, Ju Shou suggested that he welcome Emperor Xian to his demesne so that he could effectively be in control of the imperial government, but the other strategists, Guo Tu and Chunyu Qiong, opposed this move under the faulty logic that if Yuan Shao were to do so, he would have to yield to Emperor Xian on key decisions.

Thus, Guo Tu and Chunyu Qiong were sent to oversee Yan's operation.

Yuan later divided Ju's command into three hands: Ju, Guo Tao, and Chunyu were appointed military commanders.

Yuan Shao's cavalry were routed and Chunyu was captured during the battle.

Wang Li, happy with Chunyu's gift, submitted a petition requesting that Chunyu be allowed to remain at the capital — which drew Emperor Cheng's suspicion, because he knew of the feud between Wang Li and Chunyu.

Wang Li, happy with Chunyu's gift, submitted a petition requesting that Chunyu be allowed to remain at the capital — which drew Emperor Cheng's suspicion because he knew of the feud between Wang Li and Chunyu.

Yuan listened to Guo and Chunyu and passed over the opportunity to welcome the Emperor, leaving Cao Cao to seize control of the Emperor and the Imperial court.

Yuan listened to Chunyu and gave up the chance to Cao Cao.

In the preparations for the clash, Chunyu sided with Guo Tu against Ju Shou, calling for a more aggressive strategy against Cao Cao.

" Impressed by the answer, Cao wanted to spare his life, but Xu You urged Cao to kill Chunyu, saying that Chunyu would take revenge later on him for cutting off his nose.

Cao then ordered Chunyu to be executed.

When Cao Cao, who listened to Xu You's advice, found the depot, Chunyu was drunk at the time and failed to put up any significant defence.

Afterwards, Cao mutilated Chunyu and sent him back to Yuan Shao.

When Cao thought about relinquishing resistance, he received a piece of intelligence concerning the whereabouts of his enemy's food storage, guarded by Yuan's most prominent general, Chunyu Qiong.

At this time, Yuan Shao's strategist Ju Shou suggested that he welcome Emperor Xian to his province so that he could effectively be in control of the central government, but the other strategists Guo Tu and Chunyu Qiong opposed — under the faulty logic that if he did, he would have to yield to Emperor Xian on key decisions.

In 195, Yuan Shao's strategist Ju Shou suggested that he welcome Emperor Xian to his province so that he could effectively be in control of the imperial government, but Chunyu Qiong opposed — under the faulty logic that if he did, he would have to yield to Emperor Xian on key decisions.

At that time, her sister Xu Mi ( her name is not part of Unicode ), after the death of her husband Han Bao ( 韓寶 ) the Marquess of Long ' e, carried on an affair with Emperor Cheng's powerful cousin Chunyu Zhang, who was well-trusted by Emperor Cheng and considered a possible successor to their uncle Wang Gen as the commander of the armed forces.

Empress Xu asked her sister to ask Chunyu to intercede on her behalf, and she gave Chunyu many gifts.

Instead, he divested Ju Shou's men and divided them under the commands of Guo Tu and Chunyu Qiong.

In the tenth month, Yuan Shao's general Chunyu Qiong returned with an army of 10, 000 from Hebei escorting large reserves of food supplies.

Yuan Shao ordered Chunyu to escort the supplies to Wuchao ( 烏巢 ; in present-day Yanjin County, Henan ), a place 40 li away from Guandu near Gushi, and placed him in charge of guarding the supplies there.

Yuan Shao's advisor Ju Shou argued that Wuchao, being their important supply depot, was too lightly guarded and insisted that Yuan Shao should send the general Jiang Qi ( 蔣奇 ) to serve as a perimeter guard to Chunyu Qiong and cut off any potential raids.

Yuan Shao had his food supply stored at Wuchao ( southeast of present-day Yanjin County, Henan ), guarded by Chunyu Qiong.

Wang Mang was considered one of the possibilities, while another was his cousin Chunyu Zhang ( the son of Empress Dowager Wang's sister ), who had a much closer personal relationship to Emperor Cheng than Wang Mang did.

Chunyu also had friendly relations with both Emperor Cheng's wife Empress Zhao Feiyan and his deposed former wife Empress Xu.

He collected evidence that Chunyu, a frivolous man in his words and deeds, had secretly received bribes from the deposed Empress Xu and had promised to help her become " left empress ", and that he had promised his associates great posts once he would succeed Wang Gen.

They exiled Chunyu back to his march.

Chunyu, before he left the capital, gave his horses and luxurious carriages to his cousin Wang Rong ( 王融 ) -- the son of his uncle Wang Li ( 王立 ), with whom he had a running feud.

He therefore had Chunyu arrested and interrogated.

Chunyu admitted to deceiving Empress Xu and receiving bribes from her, and he was executed.

She bribed Empress Xu's female physician Chunyu Yan ( 淳于衍 ), under guise of giving Empress Xu medicine after she gave birth, to poison her.

Chunyu did so, and Empress Xu died shortly after she gave birth.

Yuan Shao listened to Guo Tu and Chunyu Qiong and never again considered welcoming Emperor Xian.

Chunyu Qiong ( died 200 ) was a military general serving under the warlord Yuan Shao during the late Han Dynasty period of Chinese history.

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