張嶷
Still some tribes rebelled, the people of Suqiyi were led by the chieftain Dong Feng and his younger brother Wei Qu. Wei Qú and the Suqiyi had already surrendered but they rebelled while Zhang Ni was concentrating on matters in Zhuomǎa. Zhang Nì quickly defeated them and put to death Féng. However Dong Feng's wife was the daughter of another tribal leader, the ruler of the Máoniú tribe. In order to avoid rebellion from them, Zhang Ni concentrated to isolate them hence preventing their rebellion. But Dong Feng's brother Wei Qú used this time to flee to the western frontier. He rallied the remnant Suqiyi. Wei Qu was a fierce and strong warrior hence the Suqiyi deeply feared him. Wei Qu sent two of his close relatives to feign surrender to Zhang Ni but in reality to obtain information. However Zhang Nì saw through this, and with great gifts, he convinced them to defect then Zhang Ni had the two men killed. With the death of their rebel leader Wei Qu, all the tribes were secure. After this, Zhang Ni turned his attention to the Dūqí leader Lǐ Qiúchéng, who previously had personally killed the former Administrator Gōng Lù. Zhang Nì raised and recruited an army to capture him and easily defeated him. Li Qiúchéng was captured in battle, Zhang Ni then read a list of his crimes and executed him.