Yi Ji

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Yi Ji (伊籍) was a minister of the Three Kingdoms Period that served under Shu. Yi Ji was originally a strategist serving under Liu Biao until he secretly went against his master to warn Liu Bei about the "hex mark" horse and the assassination plot of Cai Mao. Following the death of Liu Biao, Yi Ji officially transferred over to Liu Bei. Yi Ji was very skilled with his words. He was one of the five people who constituted the "Shu Ke" (蜀科), the law for Shu Han.

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