Qiao Deng

Qiao Deng (died 311), courtesy name Shenming, was a military general of the Jin dynasty (266–420). After his father was killed by Cheng-Han forces, Qiao Deng volunteered himself to lead Jin reinforcements into the Ba-Shu region to exact revenge on his father's killer. He was successful, but as Jin forces were being driven out, he and his followers held out in Fucheng for two years. He was eventually captured, and the emperor of Cheng, Li Xiong ordered his execution. Provided by Wikipedia
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