Liu Qi (Three Kingdoms)

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Liú Qí (Traditional Chinese: 劉琦; Simplified Chinese: 刘琦) was the second son of Liu Biao and a general in the Three Kingdoms period of China. When Liu Bei sought refuge with his father, he sought the help of Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei's chief advisor, as it is said that his step mother wishes him dead and he moved to Jiang Xia. When Liu Bei was fleeing from Cao Cao, Liu Qi quickly sent aid and provided refuge for him.

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