1. Liu Bei was named Xuande
In the 16th year of Jian'an (211), Liu Zhang followed Zhang Song's suggestion and sent Fa Zheng to invite Liu Bei to Sichuan. Liu Beixiang helped him deal with Zhang Lu, and Fa Zheng At this time, Zheng and Pang Tong advised Liu Bei to take Yizhou. Liu Bei then left Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu and others to guard Jingzhou, and sent tens of thousands of infantry into Shu to meet Liu Zhang in Fu.
During this period, Zhang Song, Fazheng, and Pang Tong all advised Liu Bei to attack and kill Liu Zhang. Liu Bei refused on the grounds that he had just arrived in Shu and people were not yet convinced, so he should not act rashly. Liu Zhang recommended Liu Bei to act as Grand Sima, and also to serve as Sili Xiaowei, to ration Liu Bei's soldiers, to supervise the Baishui Army, and ordered him to attack Zhang Lu. When Liu Bei reached Jiameng in the north, he stationed his troops without advancing, and cultivated kindness to win the hearts of the people.
2. Guan Yu Zi Yunchang
Guan Yu launched a fierce attack on Fancheng. Fancheng was flooded and the city walls collapsed. Cao Ren's garrison was also greatly reduced due to repeated defeats, leaving only With thousands of people, Fancheng was besieged several times, cut off from the outside and inside, and the food was almost exhausted, making all the generals panic-stricken. Under Man Chong's persuasion, Cao Ren swore an oath with the soldiers to defend the city to the death. Guan Yu sent other generals to surround General Lu Chang in Xiangyang. Hu Xiu, the governor of Jingzhou, and Fu Fang, the governor of Nanxiang, all surrendered to Guan Yu.
In October of the same year, Lu Hunmin Sun Lang and others suffered from hard labor and rebelled. They attached themselves to Guan Yu in the south, received Guan Yu's seal from afar, and joined the party. Guan Yu's momentum once shocked China.
3. Zhang Fei was named Yide
Liu Bei himself stationed himself in Jiangzhou. On the other hand, he ordered Zhang Fei to station in Langzhong and attack Zhang He. Zhang Fei led his army and fought against Zhang He for more than fifty days. Zhang Fei led more than 10,000 elite troops to attack Zhang He in Danqu. Zhang He led his troops to meet Zhang He. Zhang Fei led Zhang He to Wakou Pass. The mountain road was narrow and Zhang He's front and rear troops could not rescue him. Zhang He was severely defeated by Zhang Fei. In order to escape, Zhang He He had no choice but to abandon his horse and climb the mountain to escape, leading more than ten of his men to flee to Nanzheng. Brazil County has since been safe.
4. Cao Cao was named Mengde
Cao Cao "held the emperor to order the princes" and gained a political advantage. He built water conservancy projects and implemented the "farming system" in order to unify China. The material foundation was laid in the north. Cao Cao adhered to the employment policy of "recommending talents and appointing talents only" and recruited talents from various sources. In terms of military affairs, Cao Cao "composed more than 100,000 words of military books" and compiled and annotated 13 chapters of "Sun Tzu", and gained a deep understanding of the art of war.
His life was mainly spent in battles. He commanded operations by "creating surprises according to circumstances, tricking the enemy to win, and changing like a god." In the 14 years from the age of 39 to 53, he experienced more than 50 battles, and successively eliminated Yang Feng, Han Xian, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Tao Qian, and Lu Bu, surrendered Zhang Xiu, conquered Wuhuan, and unified the north.
5. Zhou Yu's courtesy name is Gongjin
Zhou Yu was tall, handsome, and good at music. There is a saying in Jiangdong that "if the song is wrong, Zhou Lang will take care of it". Zhou Yu had a good relationship with Sun Ce, and at the age of 21, he followed Sun Ce to the battlefield to pacify Jiangdong. Sun Ce was assassinated and Sun Quan succeeded him. Zhou Yu sent his troops to the funeral, leaving the Central Guard and Chief Shi Zhang Zhao in charge of everything.
In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208 years), Zhou Yu led his army to join forces with Liu Bei and defeated Cao's army in the Battle of Chibi, thus laying the foundation for the "three-part world". In the 14th year of Jian'an (209), he became a partial general and became the governor of Nanjun. He died of illness in Baqiu in the 15th year of Jian'an (210 years) at the age of 36.
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