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Chinese | Bai Qi | ||||||||||||||||||||
Kanji | 白起 | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Epithet | Leader of the Six Great Generals | ||||||||||||||||||||
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“ | After all, Haku Ki really was a genuine monster.... | ” |
— Kyou En on the leader of the Six Great Generals of Qin. |
Haku Ki was a Great General of the Qin Military and the leader of the Six Great Generals of Qin.
Appearance[]
Haku Ki had a clean-shaven face with big bloodshot eyes. He is a large man wearing light armor, helmet and a cape.
Personality[]
Relaxed and calm, Haku Ki was a man who did not take unnecessary risks and could see through his opponent's tactics to bait him in battle.
Haku Ki also had a very cruel side to him as he ordered the 400,000 Zhao prisoners of Chouhei to be buried alive since his army didn't have enough supplies to feed them (despite the pleas of some of his officers).
History[]
Haku Ki fought against Kyou En in the past and proved to be a hard fight for the Heavenly King. He battled Zhao General Ren Pa many times in siege battles, field battles, and mountain battles. He remained undefeated and weakened several states, making unification possible in the future.
19 years before the story, his forces defeated Zhao troops at Chouhei and he ordered the 400,000 captives to be buried alive in a barren wasteland.
Ren Pa mentions that Haku Ki would take his own life, for reasons not yet revealed.
Abilities[]
STATS | |
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Strength | 86 |
Leadership | 92 |
Intelligence | 99 |
Experience | S |
Ruthlessness: Unmatched |
STATS | |
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Strength | unknown |
Leadership | unknown |
Intelligence | 99 |
Experience | S |
As the leader of the first generation of legendary Six Great Generals, Haku Ki was one of the most dominant military figures of the era and possessed a great talent for warfare. Out of all the members of Six Generals, he was considered by Kyou En and Ren Pa to be the most troublesome to deal with.
Physical Abilities[]
While Haku Ki hasn't been seen fighting actively in the series so far and due to his cautious nature, his strength value indicates him being a capable combatant with a proficiency in glaive.
Leadership[]
Haku Ki was a capable leader and was able to lead his men effectively in battlefields as shown leading his forces from the front with glaive in his hand.[1]
Tactical Abilities[]
Master Strategist: According to Ren Pa, Haku Ki was a cautious man that avoided taking risks and fought in a counter offense manner against skilled generals. In order to make this possible, he seemed to have the intuition to avoid traps and schemes set up on the battlefield by his enemies.[2]
Terrain Manipulation: Haku Ki demonstrated the rare talent for building strong natural fortresses and incorporated it in his strategies Always letting himself be chased, Haku Ki caused enemy generals to become worked up, allowing him to relaxingly evade them and pull back to a mountain fortress which was constructed prior to battle.
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Trivia[]
- Historically, as commander of the Qin army for more than 30 years, Haku Ki (Bai Qi) was responsible for the deaths of a total over 890,000 enemy soldiers. He seized more than 73 cities from the other six Warring States in the Warring States Period and to date no record has been found to show that he suffered a single defeat throughout his military career. After repeatedly refusing to lead a final campaign against Zhao, Haku Ki was forced by the Qin king to commit suicide in Duyou.
- The real-life person Haku Ki (Bai Qi) is based on was named by Chinese historians as one of the four greatest generals of the Warring States period, along with Ou Sen (Wang Jian), Ren Pa (Lian Po) and Ri Boku (Li Mu).
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