Mao Gui

Mao Gui (died 1359) was a leading general of the northern Red Turban Song state. After helping take Huai'an in 1356, he was driven back by Yuan forces and sailed north from Haizhou to Shandong in 1357. He seized Yidu and Jinan, overran most of the peninsula, and at Yidu set up civil administration and founded 360 military-farming colonies.

In 1358 Liu Futong sent him against the Yuan capital Dadu; his force neared the capital and panicked the court before being repulsed. In 1359 his nominal superior Zhao Junyong murdered him and seized Shandong, and Mao's officers killed Zhao in revenge three months later, infighting that helped Yuan forces retake the peninsula.