Dong Min 董旻

When the heroes east of the mountains rose up all at once, Dong Zhuo grew afraid and uneasy, and in the 2nd month of the 1st year of Chuping (190) he at last moved the Son of Heaven to make Chang'an the capital and burned the palaces of Luoyang. On arriving in the western capital Dong Zhuo became Grand Preceptor and styled himself Shangfu, and rode in a carriage with a blue canopy decorated with golden flowers. Records, Wei 6 §11–12

At this time Dong Zhuo's younger brother Dong Min was made General of the Left and enfeoffed as Marquis of Hu, his elder brother's son Dong Huang became Palace Attendant and Colonel of the Central Army in command of troops, and his kinsmen on both sides were all ranged at court. When the high ministers saw Dong Zhuo they bowed below his carriage, but Dong Zhuo did not return their courtesy. Records, Wei 6 §12

In the 4th month of the 3rd year of Chuping (192), the Minister over the Masses Wang Yun, the Deputy Director of the Masters of Writing Shisun Rui and Dong Zhuo's own commander Lü Bu plotted together to put Dong Zhuo to death. When Dong Zhuo came to the assembly in the Weiyang Hall and Li Su and the others struck at him, Lü Bu, declaring that he had an imperial edict, killed Dong Zhuo and exterminated his kin to the third degree. Those who had fawned on Dong Zhuo were all thrown into prison and died there. Records, Wei 6 §16–17

In Chen Shou's main text this single passage, where he becomes General of the Left and Marquis of Hu, is the only place Dong Min's name appears. His courtesy name, origin and other deeds are not recorded, nor does it state separately when or how he died. Records, Wei 6 §12 · 16–17