is　Han　De　had　four　sons；　all　very　expert　in　archery　and　horsemanship。　They　were　named　Han　Ying；　Han　Yao；　Han　Qiong；　and　Han　Qi；　and　they　came　to　serve　under　their　father。　Han　De　led　his　sons　and　the　eighty　thousand　troops　by　the　road　to　Phoenix　Song　Mountain；　where　they　were　near　the　army　of　Shu；　and　here　they　drew　up　the　array。

When　the　battle　line　was　in　order；　the　father；　with　his　four　sons；　rode　to　the　front　and　began　to　revile　their　enemy；　shouting；　〃Rebels　and　raiders！　How　dare　you　invade　our　territory？〃

Zhao　Yun　quickly　lost　his　temper；　rode　forward　and　challenged。　The　eldest　son；　Han　Ying；　accepted　and　galloped　out；　but　he　was　slain　in　the　third　bout。　Immediately　his　brother　Han　Yao　went　out；　whirling　his　sword。　But　now　Zhao　Yun's　blood　was　up；　and　the　old　dash　and　vigor　came　upon　him　so　that　the　young　man　had　no　chance　to　win　the　battle。　Then　the　third　son；　Han　Qiong；　took　his　great　halberd　and　dashed　out　to　his　brother's　aid。　Zhao　Yun　had　now　two　opponents；　nevertheless　he　held　his　own；　nor　blenched　nor　failed　a　stroke。　Seeing　that　his　two　brothers　were　nearing　defeat；　the　fourth　son　Han　Qi　went　to　join　in　the　fray　with　his　pair　of　swords　that　he　had　named　〃Sun　and　Moon〃。　And　there　was　the　veteran　warrior　with　three　against　him；　and　he　still　kept　them　at　bay。

Presently　a　spear　thrust　got　home　on　Han　Qi；　who　fell。　Another　general　then　ing　out　to　take　his　place。　Zhao　Yun　lowered　his　spear　and　fled。　Han　Qiong　then　took　his　bow　and　shot　three　arrows　at　the　fugitive；　who　turned　them　aside　so　that　they　fell　harmless。　Angry　at　this；　Han　Qiong　again　seized　his　halberd　and　went　in　pursuit。　But　Zhao　Yun　took　his　bow　and　shot　an　arrow　that　wounded　his　pursuer　in　the　face。　So　Han　Qiong　fell　and　died。　Han　Yao　then　galloped　up　and　raised　his　sword　to　st