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His deeds were spoken and written about in the centuries that followed, most notably in Sanguo Yanyi (The Romance of the Three Kingdoms), a book written in the period of the Ming dynasty (1368–1644). One of the many stories about Guan Gong relates that he crossed five military checkpoints and slayed six generals in order to escort the wives of his leader and sworn brother, Liu Bei, to safety. Legend states that his face changes to be reddish in colour when he is about to slay his enemies. To this day, Guan Gong is often depicted with a red face.