asures and prepare to move。 He gave the dispossessed Imperial Protector the title General Who Spreads Prestige。 Liu Zhang went away to Gongan in Jingzhou； taking with him his family and all his possessions。
Liu Bei thus became Imperial Protector of Yizhou。 He conferred gifts on the civil and military officers who joined him； confirming their ranks and titles。 Yan Yan was made General of the Front Army； Fa Zheng； Governor of the Shu District； Dong He and Xu Jing； Imperial manders； Liu Ba； General of the Left Army； Huang Quan； General of the Right Army； Wu Yi； Fei Guan； Peng Yang； Zhuo Ying； Li Yan； Wu Lan； Lei Tong； Li Hui； Zhang Yi； Qin Mi； Qiao Zhou； Lu Yin； Huo Jun； Deng Zhi； Yang Hong； Zhou Qun； Fei Yi； Fei Shi； Meng Da； and others of Shu officers whose aid had been conspicuous were given high ranks and finer titles under the new rule； and the total of more than sixty of them were well rewarded。
Naturally； honors were distributed freely to Liu Bei's immediate helpers； to whose efforts he owed his position。 Zhuge Liang was held Directing Instructor； Guan Yu； General Who Destroys Rebels and Lord of Hanshou； Zhang Fei； General Who Subdues Rebels and Lord of Xin； Zhao Yun； General Who Guards the West； Huang Zhong； General Who Conquers the West； Wei Yan； General Who Wages Successful War； Ma Chao； General Who Pacifies the West。 Sun Qian； Jian Yong； Mi Zhu； Mi Fang； Ma Liang； Ma Su； Jiang Wan； Yi Ji； Liu Feng； Guan Ping； Liao Hua； Zhou Cang； and others； many of whom had e to Liu Bei from Jingzhou； received promotions and rewards。
In addition； a special gift of five hundred ounces of gold； a thousand ounces of silver； much copper money； and a thousand rolls of Xichuan silk； was sent to Guan Yu。 And all the military and civil officers were given appointme