Li Quan 李權

Liu Yan made Zhang Lu Major Supervising Righteousness and had him stay in Hanzhong, where Zhang Lu cut the plank roads through the valleys and killed the Han envoys. Liu Yan reported to the throne that the rice bandits had cut the road and it could no longer be passed. Also, on the pretext of other matters, he killed more than ten powerful magnates of the province, including Wang Xian and Li Quan, to establish the authority of his punishments. Because of this Ren Qi, Administrator of Qianwei, and Jia Long turned and attacked Liu Yan, and Liu Yan struck them and killed Ren Qi and Jia Long. Records, Shu 1 §7–8

The account of Qin Mi records that Li Quan wished to borrow the Strategies of the Warring States from Qin Mi. When Qin Mi asked what use he had for the vertical and horizontal alliances of the Warring States, Li Quan answered that Zhongni and Yan Ping had gathered many books to compose the texts of the Spring and Autumn Annals and the Zhigui, and that just as the sea becomes great by joining many streams, a gentleman becomes broad through wide learning. Records, Shu 8 §44

Qin Mi replied that Zhongni did not take up books that were not historical records or documents of Zhou, that Yan Ping did not expound any way that was not emptiness and naturalness, and that a gentleman, though widely learned, does not look at what is contrary to propriety. He went on to say that the Strategies of the Warring States repeated the stratagems of Zhang Yi and Su Qin, killing others to save oneself and ruining others to preserve oneself, which the classics abhor, and asked what use there was in the deceits and schemes of the Warring States. Records, Shu 8 §44–46

Chen Shou's main text does not record what Li Quan did afterwards, nor does it make clear whether the Li Quan of the account of Qin Mi is the same man as the Li Quan killed by Liu Yan. There is no assessment of him. Records, Shu 8 §44Records, Shu 1 §8