Chen Yan Tang

Chen Yan Tang is an officer that was recruited during Ti Xiang's period of grief by Kong Rong, and later joined Mao Xing during 3 of her rebellions, but surrendered later to Kong Rong and rejoined him in capturing Mao Xing.

Mao Xing's 12th Rebellion
Chen Yan Tang was given an important role as guard over Anding Castle during her Twelfth rebellion. However, when Xia Xu and Ping Kou led an assault on the castle, he was vastly outnumbered and surrendered, allowing them to run Mao Xing out of Anding Castle.

Battle of Cui Province (A.D. 247)
In A.D. 247, Ti Xiang returned to service as leader of his forces and first began by launching an assault on Cui Province as his first battle back. Shu Forces led by Guan Ping and Guan Yinping assaulted the main camp from the west, in which Kong Rong dispatched Ping Kou and Chen Yan Tang to counter them. Outnumbered, the officers were on the brink of defeat until Dan Han Yes returned with fresh reinforcements, and drove back the Shu assault from the west.

In order to reach the mainland and reach the Shu Commander, Ti Xiang knew that his forces would need boats to cross the waters. Chen Yan Tang informed him of two engineers behind held in a port area guarded by Zhang Yi. Chen Yan Tang dueled with Zhang Yi and killed him to gain access into the port.

Ti Xiang awarded him the title of Grand General for his victory.

Battle of Mt. Hanzeng (A.D. 250)
In A.D. 250, Wu led a second assault to retake Kai Province by attack Mt. Hanzeng. Kong Xu led the defense of the land along with Xu Huang as reinforcements from Wei. Chen Yan Tang was dispatched to defend the catapult depot on top of the mountains, but was killed in a duel with Pan Zhang.