Absolutely loyal, just because he can give up glory and wealth, pass five levels and kill six generals. can appear.
A brief history of Guan Yu:
When Guan Yu was a child, he was familiar with "Zuo Zhuan" and had a beautiful beard, so he was known as "The Beautiful Bearded Master". In the first year of Zhongping (184), Guan Yu broke the law in his hometown and fled to Zhuo County. When Liu Bei was recruiting troops, he talked with him and became very speculative, so he joined Liu Bei's banner. Then he followed Liu Bei and Zhang Fei to fight in the north and south, participating in dozens of large and small battles, and was never afraid of hardships. Liu Bei was homeless, but he never complained. In the first year of Jian'an (196), after Liu Bei defected to Cao Cao, he went hunting with Cao Cao. After everyone dispersed, Guan Yu asked Liu Bei to allow him to kill Cao Cao, but Liu Bei did not agree. In the fourth year of Jian'an (199), Liu Bei rebelled against Cao Cao and fled to Xuzhou. Guan Yu guarded Xiapi City and acted as the governor. In the fifth year of Jian'an (200), Cao Cao captured Xuzhou. Liu Bei and Zhang Fei were defeated and disappeared without a trace. In order to protect Liu Bei's wife, Guan Yu was forced to surrender to Cao Cao. Cao Cao was very close to Guan Yu and worshiped him as a partial general. He then asked Zhang Liao to understand Guan Yu's true thoughts. Guan Yu said clearly: "I know very well that Duke Cao treats me very well, but I have received great kindness from General Liu and vowed to live and die with him. This cannot be betrayed. Therefore. I will eventually go find General Liu, but before I leave, I must perform a meritorious service to serve Duke Cao." After Cao Cao found out, he felt that Guan Yu was very loyal and did not pursue the matter. Before the Battle of Guandu, Yuan Shao sent General Yan Liang to lead an army to attack Cao Cao's East Commander Liu Yan in Baima. The situation was critical. Cao Cao sent Zhang Liao and Guan Yu as vanguards to rescue them. Arriving in front of the formation, Guan Yu saw Yan Liang's subordinates from a distance, so he galloped forward and beheaded Yan Liang. Great destruction of Yanliang. After Cao Cao found out about it, in order to keep Guan Yu, he petitioned Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to make Guan Yu the Shouting Marquis of the Han Dynasty. At the end of the fifth year of Jian'an (200), Guan Yu learned of Liu Bei's whereabouts, sealed his rewards, left a letter, and left with a seal. Cao Cao's generals all advocated pursuing Guan Yu, but Cao Cao said: "Everyone is his own master, so we won't pursue him anymore."
Guan Yu found Liu Bei in Runan, and followed Liu Bei to fight in the north and south. In the 13th year of Jian'an, Guan Yu (208), after Cao Cao was defeated in the Battle of Chibi, Liu Bei relied on the force of Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Zhao Yun to recapture the counties in the south of the Yangtze River before Soochow. Liu Bei made Guan Yu the governor of Xiangyang and defeated the bandits. In the 16th year of Jian'an (211), Liu Bei entered Shu, leaving Zhuge Liang and Guan Yu to guard Jingzhou. About a year later, he transferred Zhuge Liang and others to Shu, leaving Guan Yu alone to guard Jingzhou.
In the spring of the 20th year of Jian'an, Sun Quan asked Liu Bei for Jingzhou but failed, so he sent Lu Meng to seize Changsha and Guiyang counties and besiege Lingjun. In May of the same year, Liu Bei led 50,000 troops to Jingzhou. In order to recapture the two counties, he ordered Guan Yu to lead 30,000 troops to Yiyang. At this time, Soochow was also ready to fight, and used a trick to trick Hao Pu, who had been holding Lingling, into surrender, and occupied Lingling County. Soochow general Lu Su also led his army to station in Yiyang. When Lu Su was in Yiyang, he invited Guan Yu to meet him. As promised, Guan Yu stopped his army a hundred paces away and went to the meeting alone with only two or three of his followers, and retreated without a trace. Since then, Soochow has always wanted to capture Jingzhou. In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (219), Liu Bei proclaimed himself the King of Hanzhong and appointed Guan Yu as his former general. In July, Guan Yu ignored the threat from Soochow and led his army to attack Cao Ren in Fancheng. He also sent people deep into Cao Wei's occupied areas to instigate rebellion and disrupt the enemy's rear. Cao Cao sent General Jin to assist in the battle. Guan Yu used the Han River to flood Cao and Wei's seven armies and captured Jin alive. This shocked China. Cao Cao planned to move the capital to avoid Guan Yu's power. Sima Yi and others suggested joining forces with Sun Quan and asking Sun Quan to attack Guan Yu from behind. Cao Cao adopted this strategy. Sun Quan sent Lu Meng and others to prepare, and sent out troops in October, and told Cao Cao the strategy of the attack. However, Cao Cao's adviser Dong Zhao believed that Soochow's plans should be leaked, so that Guan Yu could retreat as soon as possible, and also allow Guan Yu and Soochow to fight each other, and Cao Wei could take advantage of the fishermen. Cao Cao ordered people to write it in writing and shoot arrows into Guan Yu's camp. But after Guan Yu saw it, he hesitated and wasted time.
Mi Fang, the prefect of Nanjun under Guan Yu, was dissatisfied with the generals and soldiers being looked down upon by Guan Yu. Sun Quan sent people to induce him to surrender, and they surrendered to Sun Quan. The Wu army took the family members of the Shu army as hostages, sent troops to cooperate with Cao's army, and attacked the Shu army successively. The Shu army was defeated.
Guan Yu retreated to Shangyong controlled by the Shu army with only a small number of followers. They traveled day and night without rest for several days and were very tired. As he approached the border of Shu, Guan Yu was captured alive by Ma Zhong, a young general of the Wu army. After Guan Yu was captured, he refused to surrender and was beheaded by Soochow. He was about fifty-six years old when he died.
There are many reasons why Guan Yu lost Jingzhou. At that time, he ignored Soochow, his main opponent, and attacked Cao Jun, which was a directional and strategic mistake. At the same time, Zhuge Liang's "East and Sun Wu" strategy is related.
The most important thing in Guan Yu's life is friendship and oaths. Since he defected to Liu Bei when he was young, he has remained true to his original intention throughout his life and will remain true to it until his death. He is a typical example of "righteousness" in our country.
Guan Yu is also the only god worshiped by Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. Buddhism regards him as a protector. Taoism and Confucianism regard him as a symbol of "loyalty" and honor him as "Guansheng Emperor". To this day, "Guandi Temples" across the country are still very popular.
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