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'''Huang Gai''' ([[Simplified Chinese|Simplified]]: 黄盖; [[Traditional Chinese|Traditional]]: 黃概) was a general of the Eastern Wu during the [[Three Kingdoms]] period of [[China]]. Huang Gai was evidently not his true name, but a title given to him by [[Sun Quan]]; it means "Yellow General." His other name is not known.

'''Huang Gai''' ([[Simplified Chinese|Simplified]]: 黄概; [[Traditional Chinese|Traditional]]: 黃概) was a general of the Eastern Wu during the [[Three Kingdoms]] period of [[China]]. Huang Gai was evidently not his true name, but a title given to him by [[Sun Quan]]; it means "Yellow General." His other name is not known.

It is not known exactly where he was born; he first appears in the historical record shortly before the [[Battle of Chi Bi]]. He was a former sailor who settled in [[Fankou]] after his service ended. When [[Liu Bei]] and [[Sun Quan]] arrived in Fankou, he offered to serve as a soldier or sailor. Sun Quan placed him at the helm of a light warship.

It is not known exactly where he was born; he first appears in the historical record shortly before the [[Battle of Chi Bi]]. He was a former sailor who settled in [[Fankou]] after his service ended. When [[Liu Bei]] and [[Sun Quan]] arrived in Fankou, he offered to serve as a soldier or sailor. Sun Quan placed him at the helm of a light warship.