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	===Refuge with a Mohist community===		===Refuge with a Mohist community===
	{{Dialogue\|Jing Jing\|Twelve hours in a day, two hours practicing the sword, three hours studying the art of war, one hour of writing characters, four hours of making ink... It's really not easy to bear with until a day off, not to mention to get graphite from these remote mountains. Ah, so much suffering in our lives!\|Li E\|The toil isn't even yours. Suffering, what suffering? You two little munchkins... what are you guys doing always following behind my butt?\|Jing Jing and Li E bantering, 755\|Assassin's Creed: Dynasty\|Beacon Fire (Part 2)}}		{{Dialogue\|Jing Jing\|Twelve hours in a day, two hours practicing the sword, three hours studying the art of war, one hour of writing characters, four hours of making ink... It's really not easy to bear with until a day off, not to mention to get graphite from these remote mountains. Ah, so much suffering in our lives!\|Li E\|The toil isn't even yours. Suffering, what suffering? You two little munchkins... what are you guys doing always following behind my butt?\|Jing Jing and Li E bantering, 755\|Assassin's Creed: Dynasty\|Beacon Fire (Part 2)}}
	Li E returned to his home commandery of Qinghe,<ref name="Dynasty 12">''Assassin's Creed: Dynasty'' – [[Beacon Fire (Part 5)]]</ref> where he spent the year living in [[Mojia Village]] run by the retired general [[Pei Min]]. On his initial arrival, he brought with him "mixed fruities" (雜果子, i.e. Tang-era {{~~wiki~~\|dim sum}} and {{~~wiki~~\|List of Chinese bakery products\|pastries}}) from Chang'an's most well-known bakery, and much to their delight, he shared them with the village's orphans. Then, he settled into a daily routine of rigorous work and training. Every day, he would spend four hours further honing his skill with a sword, six hours studying military strategy, two hours practicing his writing, and eight hours making ink.<ref name="Dynasty 9">''Assassin's Creed: Dynasty'' – [[Beacon Fire (Part 2)]]</ref>		Li E returned to his home commandery of Qinghe,<ref name="Dynasty 12">''Assassin's Creed: Dynasty'' – [[Beacon Fire (Part 5)]]</ref> where he spent the year living in [[Mojia Village]] run by the retired general [[Pei Min]]. On his initial arrival, he brought with him "mixed fruities" (雜果子, i.e. Tang-era {{Wiki\|dim sum}} and {{Wiki\|List of Chinese bakery products\|pastries}}) from Chang'an's most well-known bakery, and much to their delight, he shared them with the village's orphans. Then, he settled into a daily routine of rigorous work and training. Every day, he would spend four hours further honing his skill with a sword, six hours studying military strategy, two hours practicing his writing, and eight hours making ink.<ref name="Dynasty 9">''Assassin's Creed: Dynasty'' – [[Beacon Fire (Part 2)]]</ref>
	[[File:AC Dynasty - Rebel Army March.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Li E, Jing Jing and Kong Kong witness the march of An Lushan's rebel army]]		[[File:AC Dynasty - Rebel Army March.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Li E, Jing Jing and Kong Kong witness the march of An Lushan's rebel army]]
	One day in 755, Li E was out hiking the [[Taihang Mountains]] to mine some graphite for ink, accompanied by two of the children from the village, [[Jing Jing]] and [[Kong Kong]]. With a basket on his back, he utilized a rope as a harness to rappel down cliff-sides and collect graphite ores with a pickaxe. As he was climbing back up one precipice, he heard Jing Jing jokingly bemoaning their tough life from above. He reached the top and remarked to him that he and Kong Kong were not the ones doing the labour, not to mention that he could not understand why they always insist in following him. Jing Jing, as spirited as ever, happily told Li E that he was one of their own people, so they had to look out for him wherever he went.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/>		One day in 755, Li E was out hiking the [[Taihang Mountains]] to mine some graphite for ink, accompanied by two of the children from the village, [[Jing Jing]] and [[Kong Kong]]. With a basket on his back, he utilized a rope as a harness to rappel down cliff-sides and collect graphite ores with a pickaxe. As he was climbing back up one precipice, he heard Jing Jing jokingly bemoaning their tough life from above. He reached the top and remarked to him that he and Kong Kong were not the ones doing the labour, not to mention that he could not understand why they always insist in following him. Jing Jing, as spirited as ever, happily told Li E that he was one of their own people, so they had to look out for him wherever he went.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/>

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Li E's name and certain deeds are drawn from a historical figure of the same name who aided Yan Gaoqing in resisting An Lushan. The comic adaptation is primarily based on the account recorded in the ''{{Wiki\|New Book of Tang}}'', compiled by Ouyang Xiu and Song Qi. However, according to the research of Liang Taiji (梁太濟) and Chen Zhijian (陳志堅), the depiction of Li E in the ''New Book of Tang'' is actually the erroneous result of conflating several individuals with the same name.<ref>Liang, Taiji and Chen Zhijian (2018). "The Cultural and Scholarly Community at the Kaiyuan & Tianbao Era: A Tentative Annotation on Li Hua's 'Sanxian Lun'." In ''Collected Works of Liang Taiji: Essays on Historical Research''. Shanghai: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House. pg. 78–80.</ref> The earliest historical source, ''Yan Zhenqing's [http://www.chinaknowledge.de/Literature/Terms/xingzhuang.html Xingzhuang]'' (顏真卿行狀), records that the Li E in question was actually named Li Hua (華), a literatus from {{Wiki\|Guanghan}} in ~~{{Wiki~~\|Sichuan}} who associated with many contemporary scholars. During the An Lushan Rebellion, Li Hua resided temporarily in Qinghe, meaning he was not a native of Qinghe and could not have had any military experience. After the rebellion, Li Hua was granted the position of palace attendant (殿中侍) and later held a local government post when Yan Zhenqing was exiled to {{Wiki\|Huzhou}}; details of his later life remain unknown.		Li E's name and certain deeds are drawn from a historical figure of the same name who aided Yan Gaoqing in resisting An Lushan. The comic adaptation is primarily based on the account recorded in the ''{{Wiki\|New Book of Tang}}'', compiled by Ouyang Xiu and Song Qi. However, according to the research of Liang Taiji (梁太濟) and Chen Zhijian (陳志堅), the depiction of Li E in the ''New Book of Tang'' is actually the erroneous result of conflating several individuals with the same name.<ref>Liang, Taiji and Chen Zhijian (2018). "The Cultural and Scholarly Community at the Kaiyuan & Tianbao Era: A Tentative Annotation on Li Hua's 'Sanxian Lun'." In ''Collected Works of Liang Taiji: Essays on Historical Research''. Shanghai: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House. pg. 78–80.</ref> The earliest historical source, ''Yan Zhenqing's [http://www.chinaknowledge.de/Literature/Terms/xingzhuang.html Xingzhuang]'' (顏真卿行狀), records that the Li E in question was actually named Li Hua (華), a literatus from {{Wiki\|Guanghan}} in [[Shu\|Sichuan]] who associated with many contemporary scholars. During the An Lushan Rebellion, Li Hua resided temporarily in Qinghe, meaning he was not a native of Qinghe and could not have had any military experience. After the rebellion, Li Hua was granted the position of palace attendant (殿中侍) and later held a local government post when Yan Zhenqing was exiled to {{Wiki\|Huzhou}}; details of his later life remain unknown.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	===Survival at the Battle of Talas===		===Survival at the Battle of Talas===
	In 751, Li E was serving as a foot soldier of the Anxi Protectorate 7th Army 15th Squad<ref name="Dynasty 21">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[Golden Turtles (Part 5)]]</ref> in the Tang army under ''[[jiedushi]]'' [[Gao Xianzhi]] when it clashed with the [[Abbasid Caliphate]] at the Battle of Talas. On the fifth day of the battle, the [[Karluks\|Karluk]] allies who comprised a substantial portion of the Tang force suddenly betrayed them, resulting in their catastrophic defeat. Li E survived this bloodbath, but when he heard the Abbasid commanders issue orders that surviving Tang engineers were to be taken alive but their soldiers were to be executed, he was incited to make a lone last stand.<ref name="Dynasty 8">''Assassin's Creed: Dynasty'' – [[Beacon Fire (Part 1)]]</ref>		In 751, Li E was serving as a foot soldier of the Anxi Protectorate 7th Army 15th Squad<ref name="Dynasty 21">''Assassin's Creed: Dynasty'' – [[Golden Turtles (Part 5)]]</ref> in the Tang army under ''[[jiedushi]]'' [[Gao Xianzhi]] when it clashed with the [[Abbasid Caliphate]] at the Battle of Talas. On the fifth day of the battle, the [[Karluks\|Karluk]] allies who comprised a substantial portion of the Tang force suddenly betrayed them, resulting in their catastrophic defeat. Li E survived this bloodbath, but when he heard the Abbasid commanders issue orders that surviving Tang engineers were to be taken alive but their soldiers were to be executed, he was incited to make a lone last stand.<ref name="Dynasty 8">''Assassin's Creed: Dynasty'' – [[Beacon Fire (Part 1)]]</ref>

	Seizing a repeating [[crossbow]], he sprung on his feet and began unleashing bolt after bolt at the unsuspecting Arabian soldiers. His shocked enemies, footsoldiers and armoured lancers alike, charged at him in fury, one that was matched by Li E's ferocious and desperate battle cry. With the Arabians rapidly closing the gap, Li E tossed aside the crossbow to unsheathe his [[sword]]. Just as they were upon him, they were swept aside by a charge of [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] on [[horse]]back which had burst forth from behind Li E.<ref name="Dynasty 8"/>		Seizing a repeating [[crossbow]], he sprung on his feet and began unleashing bolt after bolt at the unsuspecting Arabian soldiers. His shocked enemies, footsoldiers and armoured lancers alike, charged at him in fury, one that was matched by Li E's ferocious and desperate battle cry. With the Arabians rapidly closing the gap, Li E tossed aside the crossbow to unsheathe his [[sword]]. Just as they were upon him, they were swept aside by a charge of [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] on [[horse]]back which had burst forth from behind Li E.<ref name="Dynasty 8"/>
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	Seizing a repeating [[crossbow]], he sprung on his feet and began unleashing bolt after bolt at the unsuspecting Arabian soldiers. His shocked enemies, footsoldiers and armoured lancers alike, charged at him in fury, one that was matched by Li E's ferocious and desperate battle cry. With the Arabians rapidly closing the gap, Li E tossed aside the crossbow to unsheathe his [[sword]]. Just as they were upon him, they were swept aside by a charge of [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] on [[horse]]back which had burst forth from behind Li E.<ref name="Dynasty 8"/>		Seizing a repeating [[crossbow]], he sprung on his feet and began unleashing bolt after bolt at the unsuspecting Arabian soldiers. His shocked enemies, footsoldiers and armoured lancers alike, charged at him in fury, one that was matched by Li E's ferocious and desperate battle cry. With the Arabians rapidly closing the gap, Li E tossed aside the crossbow to unsheathe his [[sword]]. Just as they were upon him, they were swept aside by a charge of [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] on [[horse]]back which had burst forth from behind Li E.<ref name="Dynasty 8"/>

	Although having just being rescued by the Hidden Ones, Li E perceived them as a threat partly due to the language barrier between their leader [[Alianna]]. ~~Though a~~ [[Sogdia]]n Hidden One ~~among them~~ acted as mediator and translator ~~as he spoke a common tongue. The Sogdian Hidden One then~~ showed Li E the diversity of their group ~~with one being~~ [[Persia\|Tavi]], one from [[India\|Tianzhu]], a {{Wiki\|Tocharians\|Tocharian}}, another from [[Nakhshab]], and a [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]. ~~Though~~ Alianna, elected not to share where she came from stating it no longer mattered, only that their group were the ones that looked over the desert.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/>		Although having just being rescued by the Hidden Ones, Li E perceived them as a threat, partly due to the language barrier between himself and their leader, [[Alianna]]. A [[Sogdia]]n Hidden One acted as mediator and translator and showed Li E the diversity of their group, which included a [[Persia\|Tavi]] Hidden One, one from [[India\|Tianzhu]], a {{Wiki\|Tocharians\|Tocharian}}, another from [[Nakhshab]], and a [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]. Alianna elected not to share where she came from, stating it no longer mattered, only that their group were the ones that looked over the desert.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/>

	===Massacre at Duling village===		===Massacre at Duling village===
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	Dispatching two of the men in front with ease, he taunted his remaining foes that he would only use his blade once, before swiftly killing the rest of the henchmen. This was all without drawing a single weapon, for he kept his [[Hidden Blade]] concealed with the peony. As the leader tried to flee, Li E leapt at him, unleashed his Hidden Blade through the peony in his hand, and plunged the blade into his target's throat.<ref name="Dynasty 4"/>		Dispatching two of the men in front with ease, he taunted his remaining foes that he would only use his blade once, before swiftly killing the rest of the henchmen. This was all without drawing a single weapon, for he kept his [[Hidden Blade]] concealed with the peony. As the leader tried to flee, Li E leapt at him, unleashed his Hidden Blade through the peony in his hand, and plunged the blade into his target's throat.<ref name="Dynasty 4"/>
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	===Escape from Xingqing Palace===		===Escape from Xingqing Palace===
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	One day in 755, Li E was out hiking the [[Taihang Mountains]] to mine some graphite for ink, accompanied by two of the children from the village, [[Jing Jing]] and [[Kong Kong]]. With a basket on his back, he utilized a rope as a harness to rappel down cliff-sides and collect graphite ores with a pickaxe. As he was climbing back up one precipice, he heard Jing Jing jokingly bemoaning their tough life from above. He reached the top and remarked to him that he and Kong Kong were not the ones doing the labour, not to mention that he could not understand why they always insist in following him. Jing Jing, as spirited as ever, happily told Li E that he was one of their own people, so they had to look out for him wherever he went.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/>		One day in 755, Li E was out hiking the [[Taihang Mountains]] to mine some graphite for ink, accompanied by two of the children from the village, [[Jing Jing]] and [[Kong Kong]]. With a basket on his back, he utilized a rope as a harness to rappel down cliff-sides and collect graphite ores with a pickaxe. As he was climbing back up one precipice, he heard Jing Jing jokingly bemoaning their tough life from above. He reached the top and remarked to him that he and Kong Kong were not the ones doing the labour, not to mention that he could not understand why they always insist in following him. Jing Jing, as spirited as ever, happily told Li E that he was one of their own people, so they had to look out for him wherever he went.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/>

	As they started the trek back home, Li E politely reminded Jing Jing that he was not actually one of Pei Min's pupils and that he was only staying with them temporarily, but upon noticing the two kids' disappointment, he added a reassurance that he would still return to visit regularly. Their moods brightened again, and then Jing Jing recalled the snacks that Li E had brought from Chang'an the previous year which they had greatly enjoyed. He asked if they could accompany him the next time he journeys to Chang'an, but before Li E could come up with an answer, their attention was drawn to the continuous sound of rumbling nearby below. From a cliff, they witnessed thousands of armoured cavalry galloping through the gorge below towards the direction of [[Beijing\|Fanyang]], and the apprehensive Li E could only mutter that he hope that there would be no need to return to Chang'an again.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/> His premonition was not off the mark, for this vast army was marching for the grand meeting where they would be rechristened as the [[Yeluohe]], An Lushan's elite rebel force.<ref name="Dynasty 10">''Assassin's Creed: Dynasty'' – [[Beacon Fire (Part 3)]]</ref>		As they started the trek back home, Li E politely reminded Jing Jing that he was not actually one of Pei Min's pupils and that he was only staying with them temporarily, but upon noticing the two kids' disappointment, he added a reassurance that he would still return to visit regularly. Their moods brightened again, and then Jing Jing recalled the snacks that Li E had brought from Chang'an the previous year which they had greatly enjoyed. He asked if they could accompany him the next time he journeys to Chang'an, but before Li E could come up with an answer, their attention was drawn to the continuous sound of rumbling nearby below.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/>

			From a cliff, they witnessed thousands of armoured cavalry galloping through the gorge below towards the direction of [[Beijing\|Fanyang]], and the apprehensive Li E could only mutter that he hope that there would be no need to return to Chang'an again.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/> His premonition was not off the mark, for this vast army was marching for the grand meeting where they would be rechristened as the [[Yeluohe]], An Lushan's elite rebel force.<ref name="Dynasty 10">''Assassin's Creed: Dynasty'' – [[Beacon Fire (Part 3)]]</ref>

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	Seizing a repeating [[crossbow]], he sprung on his feet and began unleashing bolt after bolt at the unsuspecting Arabian soldiers. His shocked enemies, footsoldiers and armoured lancers alike, charged at him in fury, one that was matched by Li E's ferocious and desperate battle cry. With the Arabians rapidly closing the gap, Li E tossed aside the crossbow to unsheathe his [[sword]]. Just as they were upon him, they were swept aside by a charge of [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] on [[horse]]back which had burst forth from behind Li E.<ref name="Dynasty 8"/>		Seizing a repeating [[crossbow]], he sprung on his feet and began unleashing bolt after bolt at the unsuspecting Arabian soldiers. His shocked enemies, footsoldiers and armoured lancers alike, charged at him in fury, one that was matched by Li E's ferocious and desperate battle cry. With the Arabians rapidly closing the gap, Li E tossed aside the crossbow to unsheathe his [[sword]]. Just as they were upon him, they were swept aside by a charge of [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] on [[horse]]back which had burst forth from behind Li E.<ref name="Dynasty 8"/>

			Although having just being rescued by the Hidden Ones, Li E perceived them as a threat partly due to the language barrier between their leader [[Alianna]]. Though a [[Sogdia]]n Hidden One among them acted as mediator and translator as he spoke a common tongue. The Sogdian Hidden One then showed Li E the diversity of their group with one being [[Persia\|Tavi]], one from [[India\|Tianzhu]], a {{Wiki\|Tocharians\|Tocharian}}, another from [[Nakhshab]], and a [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]. Though Alianna, elected not to share where she came from stating it no longer mattered, only that their group were the ones that looked over the desert.<ref name="Dynasty 9"/>

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	== Behind the scenes ==		==Behind the scenes==
			Li E's name and certain deeds are drawn from a historical figure of the same name who aided Yan Gaoqing in resisting An Lushan. The comic adaptation is primarily based on the account recorded in the ''{{Wiki\|New Book of Tang}}'', compiled by Ouyang Xiu and Song Qi. However, according to the research of Liang Taiji (梁太濟) and Chen Zhijian (陳志堅), the depiction of Li E in the ''New Book of Tang'' is actually the erroneous result of conflating several individuals with the same name.<ref>Liang, Taiji and Chen Zhijian (2018). "The Cultural and Scholarly Community at the Kaiyuan & Tianbao Era: A Tentative Annotation on Li Hua's 'Sanxian Lun'." In ''Collected Works of Liang Taiji: Essays on Historical Research''. Shanghai: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House. pg. 78–80.</ref> The earliest historical source, ''Yan Zhenqing's [http://www.chinaknowledge.de/Literature/Terms/xingzhuang.html Xingzhuang]'' (顏真卿行狀), records that the Li E in question was actually named Li Hua (華), a literatus from {{Wiki\|Guanghan}} in {{Wiki\|Sichuan}} who associated with many contemporary scholars. During the An Lushan Rebellion, Li Hua resided temporarily in Qinghe, meaning he was not a native of Qinghe and could not have had any military experience. After the rebellion, Li Hua was granted the position of palace attendant (殿中侍) and later held a local government post when Yan Zhenqing was exiled to {{Wiki\|Huzhou}}; details of his later life remain unknown.
	* Li ~~E’s~~ name and certain deeds are drawn from a historical figure of the same name who aided Yan Gaoqing in resisting An Lushan. The comic adaptation is primarily based on the account recorded in the ~~[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Book_of_Tang~~ New Book of Tang], compiled by Ouyang Xiu and Song Qi. However, according to the research of Liang Taiji 梁太濟 and Chen Zhijian 陳志堅, the depiction of Li E in the New Book of Tang is actually the erroneous result of conflating several individuals with the same name.<ref>Liang, Taiji, Chen Zhijian. ~~“The~~ Cultural and Scholarly Community at the Kaiyuan&Tianbao Era: A Tentative Annotation on Li ~~Hua’s ‘Sanxian Lun’~~.” In ''Collected Works of Liang Taiji: Essays on Historical Research''~~, 78–80~~. Shanghai: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House~~, 2018~~.</ref>
	* The earliest historical source, ''Yan ~~Zhenqing’s~~ [http://www.chinaknowledge.de/Literature/Terms/xingzhuang.html Xingzhuang]'' 顏真卿行狀, records that the Li E in question was actually named Li Hua (華), a literatus from Guanghan in Sichuan who associated with many contemporary scholars. During the An Lushan Rebellion, Li Hua resided temporarily in Qinghe, meaning he was not a native of Qinghe and could not have had any military experience. After the rebellion, Li Hua was granted the position of palace attendant 殿中侍, and later held a local government post when Yan Zhenqing was exiled to Huzhou; details of his later life remain unknown.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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