Xiahou Ba (died c. 255–259), courtesy name Zhongquan, was a Chinese military general of the state of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms period of China. He was the second son of Xiahou Yuan, a prominent general who served under Cao Cao, the warlord who laid the foundation for the state of …

Xiahou Ba (onyomi: Kakō Ha) is Xiahou Yuan's second son and successor during his time in Wei. With many of his efforts going unnoticed and unrewarded as well as his bitterness for Guo Huai, Xiahou Ba fled to Shu after seeing the political instability of …

Xiahou Ba (Chinese: 夏侯霸) is a supporting protagonist in the 14th-century Chinese classic novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms by the late Luo Guanzhong, and its multiple adaptations. He is Xiahou Yuan 's second son and successor. He was the general of Wei until after Xiahou Xuan and Cao Shang's execution, he defected to Shu.

Hạ Hầu Bá (tiếng Trung: 夏侯霸; bính âm: Xiahou Ba; ? – 259?), tự Trọng Quyền (仲權), là tướng lĩnh Tào Ngụy và Quý Hán thời Tam Quốc trong lịch sử Trung Quốc. Hạ Hầu Bá là người huyện Tiếu, nước Bái, Dự Châu [a], là con trai thứ hai của danh tướng Hạ Hầu Uyên với em gái của Đinh phu nhân; là em trai của Hạ Hầu Hành. [1] .

แฮหัวป๋า (เสียชีวิต ป. ค.ศ. 255–259) มีชื่อในภาษาจีนกลางว่า เซี่ยโหว ป้า (จีน: 夏侯霸; พินอิน: Xiàhóu Bà) ชื่อรอง จ้งเฉฺวียน (จีน: 仲權; พินอิน: Zhòngquán) เป็นขุนพลของรัฐ วุยก๊ก ใน ยุคสามก๊ก ของจีน เป็นบุตรชายคนที่สองของ แฮหัวเอี๋ยน ขุนพลที่มีชื่อเสียงผู้รับใช้ โจโฉ ขุนศึกผู้วางรากฐานของรัฐวุยก๊ก ราวปี ค.ศ. 249 แฮหัวป๋าแปรพักตร์ไปเข้าด้วย จ๊กก๊ก ที่...

Xiahou Ba is a general of the Wei dynasty and later a general of the Shu Han dynasty. Biography Early Life. 12 Xiahou Ba is born in Kaifeng County, Chenliu Commandery; the second son of the administrator Xiahou Yuan and his wife Ding Yufu. Service under Cao Cao

Xiahou Ba was one of the sub-generals of Sima Yi during the invasion of the Kingdom of Yan in AD 238, when the Governor of Liaodong Gongsun Yuan rebelled and declared himself king. Gongsun Yuan was holed up in Xiangping Castle, and …

Xiahou Ba (?-262) served as an officer for both Wei and Shu. He was Xiahou Yuan's eldest son. When Cao Shuang was assassinated by Sima Yi, Xiahou Ba sensed danger and escaped to Shu. His younger sister married Zhang Fei, and their daughter became a consort to …

Images and videos of Xiahou Yuan's dimwitted son, Xiahou Ba from the 14th-century Chinese classic novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms by the late Luo Guanzhong, and its multiple adaptations.

Xiahou Ba was a military commander of the Three Kingdoms state of Wei. He was from one of the leading military families at the time, but fled to the rival state of Shu due to political instability at the capital Luoyang.