Bu Xie (simplified: 步协, traditional: 步協, pinyin: Bù Xié) was Bu Zhi’s son. When Bu Zhi died in 247, Bu Xie succeeded to his father’s marquisate (Marquis of Linxiang) and was appointed General Who Comforts the Army (撫軍將軍). His brother Bu Chan later became Governor of Xiling; under Sun Hao, Bu Chan rebelled and surrendered to Jin, and was defeated and executed by Lu Kang.
Bu Xie步協
Bu Zhi's son; succeeded to his father's marquisate; General Who Comforts the Army under Eastern Wu.
CharacterEastern Wu 東吳
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