Jian Yong, style name Xianhe (憲和), was an advisor to the warlord Liu Bei during the late Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms era of Chinese history. Jian Yong served under Liu Bei since the very beginnings of him raising his own army, acting as an envoy and advisor. After Liu Bei entered Sichuan, Jian Yong was appointed as General of Shining Virtue (昭德將軍). Jian Yong was also noted to be a carefree character without much regard for mannerisms.
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“Hail, comly and clene,
Hail, yong child!
Hail, maker, as I meene,
Of a maden so milde!”
—Unknown. The Second Shepherd’s Play (l. 6–8)