Hanshou Tinghou Yin 漢壽亭侯印

In Chapter 26 of the Romance, Cao Cao, seeing Guan Yu behead Yan Liang, respects him all the more, memorializes the court to enfeoff him as Marquis of Hanshou Precinct, and has a seal cast and sent to Guan Yu. Later, Guan Yu hears news of Liu Bei at Runan and goes again and again to the Chancellor's residence to take his leave, but Cao Cao, knowing his intention, hangs a placard refusing visitors on the gate, and Zhang Liao too pleads illness and does not come out. Romance, Ch. 26 §6 · 34–36

Citing the three conditions he had requested earlier at Xiapi, Guan Yu writes a letter of farewell saying that he cannot forget his old bond of loyalty and sends it to the Chancellor's residence; he seals up one by one the gold and silver he had received on many occasions, puts it in the storehouse, and hangs the seal of the Marquis of Hanshou Precinct up in the main hall. Then he puts the two ladies in a carriage, mounts the Red Hare and goes out by the north gate. Romance, Ch. 26 §36–38

While Cao Cao, having read the letter, is greatly startled that Guan Yu has gone, someone from Guan Yu's household comes to report that he has sealed up all the gold and silver bestowed on him, left the ten beauties to stay separately in the inner quarters, hung the seal of the Marquis of Hanshou Precinct up in the main hall, and taken not one of the people the Chancellor had assigned to him. At this Cai Yang steps forward, offering to pursue him with 3,000 armored cavalry. Romance, Ch. 26 §39–40