Hanhui

Hanhui is the second wife of the Imperial Han Emperor Gong Zuan, and the leader of Hanhui's Forces after the fall of the Han. As a widowed woman, she seeks to carry on the will of her husband and unite the land under her banner.

However her ambitions were struck down by the alliance of Yuan Xi and Cao Cao at Jinyang.

Personality
When around her husband, Hanhui was always the type to go along with whatever he asked or said. She did not show any type of rebellious nature and was the perfect wife for the tyrannical Emperor, earning her the favor of his favorite. She also doesn't seem to have much care of his other wives as she should, most likely due to jealousy. This is seen by her negative comments when concerning Heshi and Yuo Yang.

She's also an excellent war general and strategist, leading battles against the Rushin Clan during their rebellion across China. Hanhui as well doesn't have a high regard for Cao Cao. Sun Jing, or Yuan Xi, being able to see their ambitions far before the Han fell.

When Gong Zuan was assassinated, one could say that Hanhui lost her mind, and swore that she would claim vengeance on those responsible. However despite gaining vengeance against the killer, her mental state did not seem to improve. Some could say she began to be harsher than the tyrant that was her husband.

History
Not much is known about her early life other than she was born in Luoyang in 173 AD.

Service to Gong Zuan
Entering in service to be Imperial Han at age 13 in 186 AD, Hanhui quickly made her plans in order to rise up to becoming well-respected. Her plan; She would become the greatest supporter of the Emperor, Gong Zuan. Hanhui quickly made it her goal to gain his favor and over a period of 4 years, became one of his favorite handmaidens. Soon Gong Zuan took Hanhui to be his wife, giving birth to his son, Gong Ji in 190 AD.