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Chinese 梁興  Liang Xing (died 212) was a general from Liang
Province (涼州; covering present-day Gansu) during the late Han
Dynasty period of Chinese history. He was from Zuopingyi
Commandery (左馮翊) of the capital province, Sili (司隸).  Liang Xing
was one of the generals who responded to Ma Chao's call to
resist Cao Cao in 211. However, after their defeat by Cao at the
Battle of Tong Pass, the alliance broke down and he became a
bandit. He raided Zuopingyi and caused the officials in the area
to flee in panic. The Grand Administrator of the commandery,
Zheng Hun (鄭渾), observed that the raiders were only held
together by force and so Zheng used various physiological plots
to chip away Liang Xing's bandits. Liang Xing and his remaining
followers became afraid and fled to their base at Fucheng (near
present-day Lechuan in Shaanxi). Cao Cao then sent Xiahou Yuan
and Xu Huang to aid Zheng Hun to at