Mi Wei (simplified: 糜威, traditional: 糜威, pinyin: Mí Wēi) was the son of Mi Zhu. He served as Commandant of the Tiger Guard (虎賁中郎將) under Shu Han and was skilled in horsemanship and archery. His son Mi Zhao (糜照) served as Supervisor of the Tiger Cavalry (虎騎監) and was also skilled in horsemanship and archery. Few other details are recorded in the sources.
Mi Wei糜威
Son of Mi Zhu; Commandant of the Tiger Guard under Shu Han; skilled in horsemanship and archery.
CharacterShu Han 蜀漢
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