1. Taoyuan sworn brotherhood: The official history does not mention that the three people were sworn sworn brothers. It only mentioned that they were brothers (age: Guan Yu>Liu Bei>Zhang Fei)
2. Warm wine and kill Hua Xiong: In fact, Hua Xiong died under the sword of Sun Jian, a fierce tiger from the east of the Yangtze River. However, in the third play, Sun Jian was written as Hua Xiong's defeated general. This is too unfair to Sun Jian. (Skeleton Bones deeply agrees with ing-.-")
3. The three heroes battled Lu Bu: Lu Bu was repulsed by Sun Jian (Gongsun Zan did not participate in the alliance to challenge Dong, so Liu, Guan, and Zhang San did not participate either, There will be no battle between the three heroes of Hulao Pass and Lu Bu)
4. The eighteen princes attacked Dong Zhuo: only the rear general Yuan Shu, the governor of Jizhou Han Fu, the governor of Yuzhou Liu Dai, and the governor of Hanoi. These are the thirteen governors: Wang Kuang, the governor of Bohai, Zhang Miao, the governor of Chenliu, Qiao Mao, the governor of Dongjun, Yuan Yi, the governor of Shanyang, Bao Xin, the prime minister of Jibei, Zhang Chao, the governor of Guangling, Sun Jian, the governor of Changsha, and Cao Cao. At that time, he was busy dealing with the Yellow Turban bandits and could not go to fight against Dong. Tao Qian only contributed some money and did not participate in the battle. Ma Teng had not yet accepted the recruitment, so how could he join the fight against Dong. At that time, Gongsun Zan was about to fight against Niao Huan, and he also It was impossible to participate in the campaign against Dong. As for Zhang Yang, he was just a volunteer like Liu Bei, and Liu Bei only followed him on the expedition.
5. Guan Gong killed Yan Liang and punished Wen Chou: It was true that he killed Yan Liang and punished Wen Chou. It was actually done by Cao Cao’s subordinates.
6. Zhang Fei whipped the post: It was actually done by Liu Bei.
7. The execution of the chariot in Xuzhou and the killing of Cai Yang in the ancient city. What Liu Bei did.
8. Three things about Tushan: Guan Yu was defeated and captured in that battle, and it was not something as grand as "Three things about Tushan".
9. Offering a sword to kill Dong Zhuo: Cao Cao believed that Zhuo would eventually be defeated, and refused to accept Dong Zhuo's love ~ fled back to his hometown... Cao Cao offered a sword, but there was no official history fiction
10. The serial plan: Lu Bu and Dong Zhuo, who carried Diao Chan. The fight for a maidservant was not pointed out as a ruse
11. Guan Yu surrendered to Cao Cao: there was no special record, it should be voluntary (an important reason for Guan Yu's surrender fabricated in Sanyan was to "protect the second son") "Emperor's sister-in-law", but this is inconsistent with historical facts. According to historical records: After Liu Bei arrived in Xuzhou, he stationed troops in Xiaopei and ordered Guan Yu to guard Xiapi. Liu Bei's wife should live with Liu Bei in Xiaopei, not Xiapi. Cao Bing When attacking Xiaopei, Liu Bei was defeated and fled, and his wife was captured in Xiaopei instead of surrendering with Guan Yu in Xiapi. In other words, Guan Yu did not have any "second emperor's wife" around him when he surrendered. )
12. Passing five passes and killing six generals: These five passes are far apart and have no connection with the fictional plot (after Guan Yu left Cao Cao, he went directly south from Xuchang to Runan to join Liu Bei. There was no such thing as going through five passes and killing six generals. )
13. The six generals who were beheaded: The six generals who were beheaded were Kong Xiu, Meng Tan, Han Fu, Bian Xi, Wang Zhi and Qin Qi, but these people are not recorded in historical records. , even their names are fictitious. Their only mission is to kill Master Guan. 14. Death of Sun Jian: Sun Jian died on Yanshan... because he rode alone and only had a few soldiers. A follower was ambushed by Huang Zu and shot to death
15. Sun Ce’s death: He was actually assassinated and died of serious injuries (he also rode alone during the attack on Chen Deng, but more Exaggeration... I went hunting alone... By chance, I was targeted by three of Xu Gong's guests (Xu Gong died at the hands of Sun Ce). I became Sun Ce Xiaoyong, but he was shot in the face with an arrow and was severely injured. Although Huang Gai and others tried their best to rescue him, they still couldn't save him)
16. Xu Shu's wisdom: There are too few records of Xu Shu in official history. . . Just an unknown passerby
17. Xu Shu enters Cao Ying: Cao Cao marched south, Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, Xu Shu and others fled south. During the rebellion, Xu Shu's mother was captured, so Xu Shu bid farewell to Liu Bei and entered Cao Ying
18. The Burning of Bowangpo: It was not Zhuge Shi but Liu Bei's handwriting. It happened in the seventh year of Jian'an, and Zhuge Liang did not come out until the 12th year of Jian'an.
19. Mrs. Mi was seriously injured and committed suicide by jumping into a well. Chaoyun pushed down the earth wall to cover the well: official history records... Mrs. Gan and Mrs. Mi were both safe and sound in Dangyang... so there is no such thing as Chaoyun knocking down the earth wall to cover the well ^^
20． Seven in and seven out of Changbanpo: Zhao Yun escorted Jiaxiao to retreat. It was very dull (Zhao Yun only wrote it in three meanings, but in fact his military achievements were mediocre. Five tiger generals? A bitter fruit, a bitter one - - convex)
21. Roaring Long Banqiao: Cao Jun Xia Houjie was frightened to death because of his liver and gallbladder = =|| This is an exaggeration technique in the novel... (the death of a person is the point of death, but the death of a horse is not the death of a tooth)
22. The bitter meat plan: There is indeed an incident in official history that Huang Gai pretended to surrender to Cao Cao... but the bitter meat plan is doubtful...
23. The verbal battle with the Confucian scholars: no such thing. Zhuge just met Sun Quan. Such as the verbal battle with the Confucian scholars, the gathering of heroes, the bitter meat plan, the serial plan, etc. are all fictitious.
24. Mrs. Sun threw herself into the river: The marriage between Mrs. Sun and Liu Bei was originally just one of the countless political marriages in history. It was Mrs. Sun who went to Jingzhou... Liu Bei did not go to Soochow to get married. There is not much love between men and women here.
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When the two got married, Liu Bei was nearly fifty years old, while Mrs. Sun was only around 20 years old, with an age difference of about thirty years. .One is a tycoon who covets the throne, and the other is a proud daughter who acts willfully. They don’t trust each other, so how can they love each other? Therefore, not long after Liu Bei entered Yizhou, Sun Quan "sent a large number of boats to welcome his sister", and Mrs. Sun returned to her parents' home without hesitation, and almost took away Liu Bei's precious son Adou. From then on, she never returned, no news was heard from her, and she broke off her relationship with Liu Beien.
It was a lie that Mrs. Housun committed suicide by throwing herself into the river. There was no such thing.. Where is Liu Bei? After occupying Yizhou, he married the widowed Wu (sister of Wu Yi and sister-in-law of Liu Zhang), and it seems that he had no nostalgia for Mrs. Sun. Because of this, in "Three Kingdoms". Shu Shu. There is no mention of Mrs. Sun in "The Biography of the Second Concubine"! There is no record of Mrs. Sun's final outcome in the history books, but it is certain that she will never commit suicide for Liu Bei.
25. This poem (Suo Erqiao) was written by Cao Zhi. . . It hadn’t appeared yet
26. Zhou Yu outsmarted Jiang Qian: Jiang Qian failed to persuade Zhou Yu after going to Red Cliff (Historically, Jiang Qian did not convince Zhou Yu, so he came back and praised Zhou Yu for his magnanimity and magnanimity. He did not fall into the trap. Moreover, this happened a few years before the Battle of Red Cliff. Previously. )
27. Pang Tong's Lian Lian: It is recorded that Lian Lian was Cao Cao's decision, and Pang Tong never participated in the Battle of Chibi.
28． Borrowing arrows from a "boat": There is no such thing. This was the work of Sun Jian and Sun Quan's father and son. They occurred in the cross-river attack on Liu Biao and the battle of Ruxu respectively. (The person who borrows arrows in the story of Three Kingdoms Zhiping, the ancestor of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, is Gong Jin.)
29. Borrowing arrows from straw boats: In the Tang Dynasty, Zhang Xun used straw men to hang down the city wall at night and made hundreds of thousands of arrows from Linghu Chao← (This is a supplement.. ^^) Comprehensive (20) (21) Turning into a straw boat and borrowing arrows ▽一
30. Kong Ming borrowed the east wind: purely fictitious (borrowing the east wind - during the winter solstice, there are often southeast winds. This is a natural disaster caused by Cao Cao, not man-made;)
31. Guan Yu on Huarong Road explains Cao Cao: This is a fiction created by the author to vilify Cao Cao and establish Guan Yu's tall image. It was Liu Bei who intercepted Cao Cao on Huarong Road, but he arrived late, so he was killed by Cao Cao. Ran away.
32. Battle in Changsha: Liu Bei marched south to the four counties of Jingnan, and when the four counties surrendered, Huang Zhong surrendered with Han Xuan, the governor of Changsha.
33. Scraping bones to heal injuries: Hua Tuo had been dead for two years, so it was not done by Hua Tuo, but seemed to be done by ordinary military doctors.
34. Zhuge Sanqi Zhou Yu: Zhou Yu did not do it at that time. I have never paid attention to Zhuge Liang... He rarely met... During the two years from the end of the Battle of Chibi to Zhou Yu's death, Zhuge Liang was doing logistics work in Lingling and did not meet with Zhou Yu at all. It was Pang Tong, not Zhuge Liang.
35. The commander-in-chief of the front line during the expedition to Hanzhong was Liu Bei, and Zhuge Liang stayed in Chengdu to do logistics work.
36. Bing: Pure political marriage.
Nothing else
37. Death of Zhou Yu: Zhou Yu died in Baqiu due to overwork
38. The plan to borrow Jingzhou: It is actually Lu Su's plan to use Liu to defeat Cao
39. Ma Teng's campaign against Dong Zhuo: Ma Teng and Dong Zhuo were on the same team. Not only did they not join the alliance to defeat Dong Zhuo, but they also helped Dong Zhuo guard Chang'an.
40. Ma Chao raised an army: It was actually a rebellion against his father. (As for Ma Teng’s death, it was not that Ma Teng was killed because he planned to kill Cao Cao and Ma Chao raised an army to avenge him, but that Ma Chao raised an army to rebel against Cao Cao, so Ma Teng was killed.) (-- Everyone is clear~ Although I I love Ma Chao so much)
41. Strategy for taking Shu: Completed by Fazheng and Pang Tong
42. Zhang Song presented the map: After Liu Bei entered Shu, he attracted Fazheng and Zhang Song, and asked about the situation of soldiers, horses, food, money, etc. in Shu, so Zhang Song drew the "Topographic Map of Western Shu".
43. Qiao Guolao should be "Qiao Guolao", and he is not the same person as Qiao Xuan
44. Diao Chan: There are doubts...but Wang Yun does have a cause Dong Zhuo and Lv Bu turned against each other
45. Liu Dai: There are two Liu Dais in official history. The Liu Dai of the anti-Dong Zhuo alliance and the Liu Dai of Cao Cao are not the same person
46. How old is Han Sui: In the novel, Cao Cao asked Han Sui how old he was, and Han Zhu replied forty. This is wrong. Han Sui was already over seventy years old at this time.
47. Guan Yu's Single Sword Meeting: According to " According to the records of "Three Kingdoms? Biography of Lu Su" and Wei Yao's "Book of Wu", it is not Guan Yu who went to Lu Su for the meeting, but Lu Su who went to Guan Yu for the meeting. The lone hero who "went to the meeting alone" was not Guan Yu, but Lu Sober. The third performance puts the cart before the horse. The "single sword" is a soldier's weapon, a saber, not a broadsword.
48. Guan Yu and his colleagues: The relationship between Guan Yu and his colleagues is very disharmonious
(1) Ma Chao: Hearing that Ma Chao had joined him, he was dissatisfied with him and wrote to Zhuge Liang, asking "Ma Chao." Whose talents can be compared with those of others? "("Three Kingdoms? Biography of Ma Chao")
(2) Huang Zhong: Hearing that Huang Zhong was the queen general, he said angrily: "A man will never be ranked with a veteran. !" ("Romance of the Three Kingdoms? Biography of Fei Shi")
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(3) Mi Fang: "As the prefect of Nanjun, he had sex with Guan Yu However, he wanted to take his wife with him privately (the personal relationship was not harmonious), so he rebelled and welcomed Sun Quan. "("Three Kingdoms? Biography of Mi Zhu")
(4) Fu Shiren: "There was a gap with Yu, so he rebelled and welcomed Sun Quan. "("Three Kingdoms? Biography of Yang Xi")
(5) Liu Feng and Meng Da: They guarded Shangyong. Guan Yu asked them to send troops to rescue him during the Battle of Xiangfan, but they sat back and did nothing. .
(6) Liao Li: In front of the Prime Ministers Li Shao and Jiang Wan, he commented that Guan Yu "relyed on the reputation of bravery and was unable to lead the army, so he just wanted to Tuer (relying on the reputation of bravery, leading troops without rules, It's simply subjective and reckless. ") ("Three Kingdoms? Liao Li's Biography")
(7) Pan: "He is also at odds with Guan Yu." ("Three Kingdoms: Yang Xi Biography")
49. Guan Gong is a womanizer: Cao Gong and Liu Bei surrounded Lu Bu and Yu Xiapi. Guan Yu called the Duke and sent an envoy to Qin Yilu to ask for help and beg for his wife. The public agreed to marry her. On the verge of breaking up, he started to publicize again and again. There is something strange about the public suspicion, so I sent someone in advance to see it, but because I kept it to myself, I felt uneasy. From this point of view, Emperor Guan Sheng also had seven emotions and six desires; there is no record of Diao Chan in official history.
"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" did not explain Diao Chan after Lu Bu died. Most historians believe that Guan Gong killed Diao Chan under the moon, which is fiction. If this is true, Guan Yu is too unworthy of being a man.
50. Guan Yu Maicheng awe-inspiringly refused to surrender: Sun Quan sent people to persuade him to surrender, but Guan Yu pretended to surrender. He planted a false flag at the top of the city and retreated from another gate. Lu Meng saw him and intercepted him on the way.
51. Guan Yu fled to exile: "Three Kingdoms? Biography of Guan Yu" says that Guan Yu "ran to Zhuo County in exile (the county governs Zhuo County, today's Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province)." So, as a Shanxi native, why did he flee to Hebei? The history books did not explain it. During the third performance, Guan Yu said in his own words: "I killed him because he was so powerful and overbearing.
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52. Five Tiger Generals: Liu Bei did not name any of the Five Tiger Generals, but the five above have the highest military positions: Guan Yu (former general), Zhang Fei (chariot and cavalry), Ma Chao (Piao) Cavalry), Huang Zhong (the rear general), Zhao Yun (the lowest general of the Yi army), and in just four years from the 24th year of Jian'an to the second year of Zhangwu from Guan Yu's attack on Wei, Guan, Zhang and Ma Huang all died...
53. "The Later Master's Biao": It is a false trust from later generations, not Zhuge Liang's work;
54. Chasing Lu Meng's life, Yuquan showed his sage: Needless to say, I know it is a lie, so I won't say more.
55. The Eight Formation Diagram Shi Fu Luxun: Doubtful
56. Seven Captures of Meng Huo: There is no such thing in fiction (there is indeed Zhuge Liang’s southern expedition in history, and there is also Meng Huo) However, there is no record of the seven captures of Meng Huo in the "Three Kingdoms". Pei Songzhi only mentioned "seven captures and seven verticals" in his annotation of "Han Jin Chun Qiu", but the specific process is not recorded. Shi Zhongcheng was a civil servant.
57. Kong Ming defeated Wei: There were no seven defeats, and the defeat was not as beautiful as the novel.
58. Burning Shangfang Valley: Kong Ming was almost burned to death. The episode between Sima Yi and Wei Yan was skillfully fictionalized.
59. Six Expeditions from Qishan: Zhuge Liang attacked Wei five times, and only the first and fourth time he reached Qishan.
60. Wooden Ox and Flowing Horse: In fact. , the wooden ox is a wheelbarrow, and the flowing horse is a four-wheeled cart that is very common today. The wooden ox is a four-wheeled cart, and the flowing horse is a boat with a pointed head.
61. Zhuge Liang. Using troops like a god: Zhuge Liang is good at internal affairs, but using troops is not his strong point.
62. Dead Zhuge scares away the living Zhongda: This is true, but it is not Zhuge Liang's plan, but Sima Yi's guilty conscience. The basis of "Zhongda Zhongda" is "Han, Jin, Spring and Autumn", but the author added some extra work. The record of "Han, Jin, Spring and Autumn" is: After Zhuge Liang's death, the Shu army retreated quietly without announcing any mourning. Sima Yi noticed something and drove his troops to pursue him. . When the two vehicles were approaching, the Shu army commander Shi Yangyi ordered the Shu army to "raise the flag and drum and attack the Wei army", but Sima Yi "did not dare to force" and had to retreat.
It spread among the Wei army at that time. The joke of "Zhuge died and Zhongda died". However, in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the Shu army rolled out a four-wheeled cart with a wooden idol of Zhuge Liang sitting on it. Sima Yi suspected that Zhuge Liang was not alive. He died, so he retreated.
63. The battle between Cao Jun and Ma Chao at Tongguan: The battle was indeed fierce, but the story in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" that Cao Cao had to cut off his beard and abandon his robe was completely to vilify him. In the war, Cao Cao was the winner.
64. Cao Zhen: died of illness in Luoyang, not because Zhuge Liang wrote a letter to curse him = =||
65. Zhuge Liang cursed Wang Lang to death: Wang Lang died of illness in 228. year, did not go into battle with the army. Wang Lang was scolded to death, which is completely fictitious.
66. Ma Chao’s battle with Zhang Fei: In official history, Ma Chao wrote a private letter to Liu Bei~~ asking for surrender, and there was no battle between the two. ~Li Hui persuaded to surrender.
67. Empty City Strategy: The fictional inspiration should come from Zhao Yun’s Empty Camp Strategy (Zhuge Liang only stalemate with Sima Yi on the Weishui River during the last Northern Expedition. But the author had a basis for writing the Empty City Plan. This "base" is "Guo Chong's Three Things" cited in Pei Songzhi's note in "Three Kingdoms", but it is false. Because Zhuge Liang was stationed in Hanzhongyang during peacetime, Sima Yi was still the governor of Jingzhou and had no chance to compete with Zhuge Liang. At that time, Zhuge Liang was stationed in Ankang County, Shaanxi Province, and Sima Yi was stationed in Nanyang, Henan Province. They were so far away, how could we talk about the empty city strategy? )
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68. Wei Yan’s rebellion: In fact, Wei Yan was the victim
69. Luofengpo Luofeng ∶Pang Tong died from an arrow when he attacked Luocheng, but not from Luofengpo.
70. Huang Zhong’s battle with Guan Yu: pure fiction. It has nothing to do with the story of Guan Yu’s righteous interpretation of Huang Zhong. In the official history, Guan Yu dislikes Huang Zhong’s old man... How can there be a "righteous interpretation".
71. Regarding age: The ages of the main characters, from oldest to youngest, are: Cao Cao → Lu Bu → Zhao Yun → Guan Yu → Liu Bei → Zhang Fei → Lu Su → Zhou Yu → Zhuge Liang → Sun Quan → Lu Xun .
Some data show that Zhao Yun was at least two years older than Liu Bei. In the year of the Battle of Chibi, Zhao Yun was already around fifty; Zhang Zhao was one year younger than Sun Jian; Guan Yu was one year older than Liu Bei.
72. The seven-star lamp continues its life: no need to explain. . . . .
73. Zhou Cang: There is no one like Zhou Cang in history...it seems to be a fictional character.
74. Liu Cong: After surrendering Jingzhou, he was appointed by Cao Cao as the governor of Qingzhou and granted the title of Marquis, but was not killed. Later, in order to commend his achievements, Cao Cao moved to the position of admonishment official
75. Battle of Yiling: Liu Bei only brought more than 40,000 people, while Sun Quan gave Lu Xun 50,000 people. The reason why we can win is not only due to excellent tactics.
76. Green Dragon. Snake Spear: Guan Yu did not use a sword... Historically, Guan Yu's weapon was a spear... In fact, Lu Bu's weapon was also a spear, and Zhang Fei's weapon was not a Zhangba snake spear. But ordinary spears (weapons with unique characteristics such as Qinglong Yanyue Sword, Zhangba Snake Spear, and Fangtian Painted Halberd are very good for shaping characters)
77. Red Rabbit Horse:: Red Rabbit The horse was indeed ridden by Lu Bu, but after Lu Bu's defeat, he disappeared without a trace... (There was no red rabbit under Guan Yu to express the image of bravery = =|| It is even more fictional that the red rabbit horse died on a hunger strike for Guan Yu's death (if he wanted to go on a hunger strike... When Lü Bu died, he should have gone on a hunger strike = =a And there was a gap of many years between Lü Bu’s death and Guan Yu’s death. He would have died of old age if he had not gone on a hunger strike)
78. Uncle Liu Huang Liu Bei: This is really nonsense.. Fictional Liu Bei He was called "Uncle Liu" by Emperor Xian... to express the illusion that Liu Bei was "defending the Han Dynasty"... and that Cao Cao was a "traitor of the country" = = If Liu Sui was Uncle Liu... then what about Liu Biao and Liu Zhang?
79. Sun Shangxiang: His name is not mentioned in history, but his surname is Sun
80. Zhang Yide: His real name is Zhang Yide
81. Zhang Fei, a rough man: In fact, Zhang Fei is good at calligraphy and is proficient in art, painting, and martial arts. He is an all-round scholar (so it is not an exaggeration to change him to a Taoyuan painter)
82. Guan Xing: A civil servant...died when he was young.
83. Revenge of Guan Xing: According to "The Romance", after Guan Yu's death, during the Battle of Yiling when Liu Bei attacked Wu, Guan Yu's son Guan Xing and Zhang Fei's son Zhang Bao both avenged their father. It is inconsistent with historical facts. There is no record of Guan Xing participating in the battle of Yiling and executing his enemies in the "Three Kingdoms? Biography of Pan Zhang". He made military exploits for Sun Quan in the Battle of Yiling, served as General Pingbei and Governor of Xiangyang, died in the third year of Wu Jiahe (AD 234), and lived for more than ten years after the Battle of Yiling. Ma Zhong was a minor figure. There is no historical record of his whereabouts.
As for Shiren and Mi Fang, there are no historical records. They were mediocre people who made no achievements after joining Wu and were unknown, so there are no historical records. It is necessary to record their actions. According to the "Book of Shu": Pang Hui, the son of Wei general Pang De, followed Zhong Hui and Deng Ai to attack Shu (in 263 AD). Because Pang De was killed by Guan Yu, Pang Hui killed him in revenge. Guan Yu left no descendants.) 84. Zhang Bao: died early. 85. Guan Suo: only appears in folklore. . Is a fictional character
86. Guan Ping, Guan Yu’s biological son, whose name appears only twice~~ps: Guan Yu also has a daughter named Yinping, who is married to Li Hui’s son. In the novel, he became an adopted son, but he is still so powerful?
87. Liu Bei's ox blood broke Zhang Bao's demon method: feudal superstition
88. Chen Gong captured Cao Cao: Chen Gong originally He has always been under Cao Cao. The capture and release of Cao happened in the sixth year of Zhongping (189 AD)... Chen Gong began to follow Cao Cao in the second year of Chuping (191 AD). Therefore, Chen Gong’s capture and release of Cao is a fiction
89. Tao Qian’s conduct and abdication are inconsistent with historical facts.
90. Wen Chou was killed by Cao Cao's plan
91. No Zuo Ci played Cao Cao
92. No Zhao Yan extended his life
93. Tuogu: When Liu Bei died, it was Tuogu, Kong Ming and Li Yan.
94. Zhang He: Zhang He was defeated by Zhao Yun, Ma Chao and others. It's really rare. It can only be said that Luo Guanzhong seems to dislike Zhang He... (I guess it has something to do with the sentence in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms that the Shu army was afraid of him (Zhang He) from Kong Ming on down). In the official history, Zhang He was not ambushed, but was kneeling when chasing Kong Ming. He was shot by a stray arrow and died as badly as Pang Tong.
95. There is no historical fact that Huang Zhong planned to seize the sky. 98. About the body: Liu Bei 172CM, Zhang Fei 184CM, Guan Yu 203CM, Cao Cao 161CM, Zhang Song 110CM, Zhuge Liang 184CM ;
99. Zhou Yu has a narrow spirit: Liu Bei commented on Zhou Yu's "big spirit", Cheng Pu commented on Zhou Yu: "If you have a relationship with Gong Jin, if you drink alcohol, you will get drunk without realizing it", Chen Shou commented on Zhou Yu "Xingdu Huiguo", in addition, Hong Mai, Su Dongpo and other ancients also gave Zhou Yu a very high evaluation of his character;
The story of Nanhua Laoxian is a fiction, and it is probably Zhang Jiao's. Made up.
There is no sworn sworn relationship among the Taoyuan Three in history. It is only said that Guan and Zhang were brothers to Liu Bei.
Guan Yu's weapon is not the "Qinglong Yanyue Sword"; Zhang Fei's weapon is not the "Zhangba Snake Spear", it is only said to be a "spear". It is not clear whether it is "eight Zhang".
Liu Yan did not serve as the governor of Youzhou. The volunteer armies of Liu, Guan, and Zhang only served the captain Zou Jing. They were only active in Hebei and Shandong and did not participate in the Battle of Yingchuan and the Battle of Wan. .
The three Zhang Jiao brothers do not know magic, they can only draw talismans and recite incantations.
Zhang Bao was not killed by his general Yan Zheng, but died on the battlefield.
The one who whipped the governor was not Zhang Fei, but Liu Bei.
The novel cuts off the story of Zhang Wen leading Dong Zhuo, Sun Jian and others to conquer Han Sui and Bian Zhang in the west. Later, it ended with Han Sui's surrender and Bian Zhang's death in battle. Dong Zhuo stayed in Xiliang and Sun Jian went south to conquer Changsha's bandit Ou Xing.
Lu Bu is not Ding Yuan’s adopted son. Ding was originally the governor of Bingzhou and was in charge of Shanxi, not the governor of Jingzhou. And Lu Bu was the chief clerk (civilian) under Ding Yuan's account, not just a common man.
There is no record in history that Cao Cao gave a red tug horse to Guan Yu. (It should be "tu", not "rabbit" for Little White Rabbit.)
The assassination of Dong Zhuo did happen in history, but the assassin was not Cao Cao, but the assassin of He Yong, Xun You and other scribes. plan. Unfortunately, the plan was revealed and he was arrested and imprisoned.
Cao Cao fled to Zhongmou, but was let go by a meritorious officer from Zhongmou (the name of the meritorious officer is unknown). It is unknown whether he was in the palace.
Cao Cao’s killing of Lu Boshe is recorded in unofficial history. Don't know the authenticity.
The princes of more than ten towns challenged Dong, including: General Yuan Shu, Jizhou Mu Han Fu, Yuzhou Governor Kong Niao, Yanzhou Governor Liu Dai, Hanoi Governor Wang Kuang, Bohai Governor Yuan Shao, Chenliu Governor Zhang Miao, Zhang Chao, the governor of Guangling, Qiao Mao, the governor of Dongjun, Yuan Yi, the governor of Shanyang, and Bao Xin, the prime minister of Jibei. There are no Gongsun Zan, Kong Rong, Tao Qian and Ma Teng towns. Cao Cao, who was General Fenwu at the time, and Sun Jian, the governor of Changsha, were only small forces in the alliance against Dong. There is no such thing as warming wine and killing Hua Xiong, or three heroes fighting Lu Bu. Of the more than ten allied forces, only Cao Cao and Sun Jian actually fought head-on with Dong Zhuo's army. Dong Zhuo only went to war with Cao Cao after relocating the emperor's people, and was not pursued by Cao Cao. Xu Rong was not killed by Xiahou Dun. Sun Jian was a soldier who entered after the defeat of Cao's army. He was defeated by Hua Xiong at first because Yuan Shu did not allocate food and grass. Later, he used a trick to kill Hua Xiong and defeated Hu Zhen and Lu Bu. Finally, he fought against Dong Zhuo in Yangren and led his knights to charge in person. Dong Zhuo won the duel and defeated Zhuo Jun. Dong Zhuo burned Luoyang during his escape.
Sun Jian attacked Liu Biao, but Sun Ce did not accompany him.
Zhao Yun defected to Gongsun Zan and never went to the battlefield. He later returned to his hometown in mourning for his brother.
Gongsun Xu was not killed by assassins ordered by Yuan Shao, but died in battle when he was ordered by his brother to help Yuan Shu against Yuan Shao's army. The winner of the Battle of Panhe was Yuan Shao, not Gongsun Zan.
There is no Diao Chan in history. Wang Yun took advantage of the discord between Dong and Lu to kill Dong. "Diao Chan" is a female position in the harem of the Han Dynasty. Its status is much lower than that of concubines. It does not refer to a certain woman named Diao Chan.
Dian Wei has no theory of chasing tigers.
Guan Hai was not killed by Guan Yu, but died in the rebellion.
Xu Chu has never competed with Dian Wei.
Xiahou Dun was not blinded when he attacked Lu Bu, but before that.
It was not Zhang Liao but Gao Shun who scolded Cao Cao in Baimenlou, so Guan Yu did not intercede. But he has a good relationship with Zhang Liao.
Ma Teng did not participate in the blood-clothed edict.
Ji Ping did not poison, but died after participating in the rebellion of Geng Ji and others.
It is true that Guan Yu killed Yan Liang, but Wen Chou was not killed by Guan Yu. In the history of the Three Kingdoms, only Guan and Zhang were known as the enemies of ten thousand people. It is possible that even Lu Bu is slightly inferior to him.
Zhao Yun met Liu Bei in Yecheng, not Pei Yuanshao.
The story of Guan Yu passing five levels and killing six generals is purely fictitious.
In the ancient city, when Guan Yu killed Cai Yang, there was no such person as Zhou Cang.
Sun Ce died in a sneak attack by assassins, so there was no harm in killing him.
Liu Bei joined forces with Gongdu when he attacked Cao Cao in Runan. Liu Pi was killed by Yu Jin in the battle to provoke Cao Cao to move the capital. And Gong Du didn't die in the end, he just disappeared.
Cai Yang died in the battle against Liu Bei, and the Battle of Bowangpo took place during this operation. The Battle of Bowangpo was initiated by Liu Bei, not Cao Cao. Xiahou Dun only pursued Liu Bei when he retreated, fell into the trap and was defeated. At this time, Zhuge Liang was still in Longzhong.
The story of Cao Cao's Northern Expedition against the Yuan family is basically the same as in the official history. The "Guo Jia's plan to determine Liaodong" is a fiction and it was Cao Cao's own idea.
Sima's emblem was "Ice Mirror", which was mistaken for "Water Mirror" in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
There is no official record of Liu Bei's leap over Tanxi River in Lu Ma Zai.
Zhuge Liang was by no means a weak scholar. Later, he only rode a small carriage and a feather fan and a silk scarf on the battlefield of the Northern Expedition. The purpose was to lure Sima Yi into the battle. It was written like this in the novel just for deification. he.
Sima Yi did not go to the Wei army to attack Shu, and Cao Zhen died of illness.
The Fourth Northern Expedition was a very exciting one among the five Northern Expeditions. Although the Shu soldiers were less than 100,000, they used new equipment such as wooden oxen and stray horses, profit and loss repeating crossbows. In this regard, Cao Zhen succeeded Sima Yi and adopted a strategy of calmness, and the two armies did not engage in large-scale fighting. However, although the Wei soldiers were numerous, they did not take advantage - Wang Ping once led 3,000 Wudangfei troops to defeat the famous general Zhang He's more than 10,000 troops. Sima Yi faced strong pressure from his subordinates to send generals to fight, but he was ambushed and was defeated. , Zhang He also died under Kong Ming's profit and loss continuous crossbow, which was improved on the basis of the original continuous crossbow. But this opportunity for the Northern Expedition was ruined by Li Yan's false imperial edict.
In the last Northern Expedition, the failure of Wuwei Bridge and the burning of Shangfang Valley - Sima Yi made a strategy of holding on and not fighting after gaining insight into Kong Ming's physical condition - and finally dragged Kong Ming to death. Talk about no stars. (Additional note: Xu Huang died of illness, not at the hands of Meng Da.)
There is no plan by Zhuge to kill Wei Yan. Kong Ming never had any motive to kill Wei, but instead cherished him very much. Wei Yan had no intention of rebelling against Shu. If he wanted to rebel against Shu, he would not go through Hanzhong and planned to return to Chengdu to appeal to his lord.
The strange things that happened in Xiangping City are definitely nonsense. It should be a fabrication by Jia Fan and others to persuade Gongsun Yuan not to rebel.
Six years after the death of Kong Ming, the famous Wu generals Quan Cong and Zhu Ran sent troops to Huainan and Fancheng. At the same time, the Shu Han general Jiang Wan also pounced on Shangyong - but the Wu army was soon defeated by Sima Yi and Wang Ling. , Shu Han's military operation was also forced to terminate. A few years later, Cao Shuang led an army of 200,000 troops to attack Shu, but was defeated by Fei Yi and Wang Ping using the tactics of suspicious soldiers and returned.
There is no such thing as Wang Guan’s false surrender and Bagua formation defeating the enemy.
Fei Yuan was killed by Wei spy Guo Xiu after he was drunk.
Zhong Hui conquered Shu without dreaming about Kong Ming, and he killed Xu Yi just because his horse's hoof got stuck in the mud and fell off the horse.
There is no such thing as a soldier erecting a stone at the lower part of the Kongming Motian Cliff.
Liao Hua was not a Yellow Turban thief, otherwise he would have been ninety-six or seventeen years old at this time.
When Du Yu attacked Wu, Sun Xin was not killed but captured. It is said in the novel that Sun Hao often brought 200,000 cavalry to and from the palace, which was really a failure. The total number of troops in Wu State is probably only that many!