Zhang Ni
The Hànjiā prefecture's border had Máoniú foreign tribes of over four thousand households while their leader Láng Lù held a grudge against Zhang Ni since the deaths of Dong Feng and Wei Qu of the Suqiyi. Dong Feng's wife was the aunt of Lang Lu, the chief of the Máoniú tribe so they resented his death. Lang Lu sent his father's younger brother Lang Li to take command of Dong Feng's remnants army and engage Zhang Ni in battle. Rather than face them, Zhang Ni observed the situation and in response sent one of his own relatives to Lang Li with presents such as oxen and wine as gifts of appreciation. Additionally, Lang Li's elder sister had been under Zhang Ni's care since her husband's execution (Dong Feng) so he sent her back to her family to show his good intentions. Lang Li received both the gifts and met his older sister, both him and his sister were overjoyed to meet again so Lang Li led his followers to submit to Zhang Ni. Zhang Nì bestowed generous rewards and treatment and sent them back to the Maoniu who they then persuaded to submit entirely. The Máoniú because of this were no longer a problem.