No. 10 Lu Bu - hanged to death by Cao Cao
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He is quite well-known, nicknamed "Flying General", and is recognized as the most powerful general in the Three Kingdoms. His bravery is unparalleled in the world.
Lü Bu was originally the adopted son of Ding Yuan, the governor of Bingzhou. When Dong Zhuo gathered troops in the capital, Dong Zhuo wanted to kill Ding Yuan but did not dare to do it. He was afraid of Ding Yuan's adopted son, Lü Bu, so he asked his counselor Li Su to go there. When lobbying, Li Su praised Lu Bu for his bravery, which was famous all over the world. If he only followed Ding Yuan, he would be buried in death in his life.
If you follow Dong Zhuo, you will become a marquis and a general, and you will have unlimited glory. Lu Bu initially refused, saying that Ding Yuan treated him well, but when Li Su came, he brought Dong Zhuo's own thousand-mile horse. This horse can be said to be the leader of the Three Kingdoms. The first place horse was the Red Rabbit Horse. Lu Bu was overjoyed. For a general, the most precious thing is a sword and a famous horse. Lu Bu saw that Dong Zhuo treated him well, so he killed Ding Yuan and took refuge with Dong Zhuo as his adopted son.
Later, Dong Zhuo's ambition was exposed, and Situ Wangyun used a trick to get Lu Bu to kill Dong Zhuo. Lu Bu betrayed his lord again. Wang Yun first betrothed Diao Chan to Lü Bu, but then deliberately hosted a banquet for Dong Zhuo, offered Diao Chan to Dong Zhuo, and then instigated a relationship between Dong Zhuo and Lv Bu. Lv Bu was so angry that he killed Dong Zhuo and got the beauty Diao Chan.
After Dong Zhuo's death, Lu Bu led an army by himself and dominated the world, but he could not trust his adviser Chen Gong, and was eventually captured and killed by Cao Cao in 198 AD.
Lü Bu was courageous and capricious throughout his life. He was short of heroism but long in love with his children. Most people who read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" will probably have the deepest impression of Lu Bu after reading it, which is what Zhang Yide from Yan said as a "house slave with three surnames." Morality is fickle and he has no independent opinions.
However, in terms of force, Lu Bu is definitely the most powerful general in the Three Kingdoms. Killing generals and seizing flags in front of Hulao Pass is as easy as picking up objects from a bag. In five rounds, he stabbed Fang Yue, a famous general from Hebei, under his horse. In one round, he stabbed Mu Shun. After more than ten rounds, he defeated the first-rate general Xiahou Dun. In several rounds, he defeated the second-rate generals Le Jin and Yu Jin. Even Zhang Fei was defeated by more than fifty rounds. , Guan Yu went into battle, and joined forces with more than thirty people to draw again. Until Liu Bei went into battle, and the three heroes joined forces to fight against Lu Bu, Fang led his troops to retreat, but they were still unscathed! When Cao Cao faced Lu Bu, he even dispatched Dian Wei, Xu Chu, and Xia Hou Six generals, Dun, Xia Houyuan, Le Jin and Li Dian, fought with him. Among them, Dian Wei and Xu Chu were superb generals who were not inferior to Guan Zhang.
"Lu Bu among men, red rabbit among horses", "shooting halberd at the gate, Puyang vigorously" all show his skill in bow and horse and extraordinary physical strength. His territory was built by fighting, his prestige was built by fighting, he conquered everyone in the world, and he became a dominating prince by virtue of his extraordinary martial arts. With his invincible skills, he became one of the most charming figures among the military commanders of the Three Kingdoms.
But the ending of such a God of War character is very miserable! In the winter of the third year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (198), Cao Cao attacked Lu Bu's base at Dipi. He was suspicious of Lu Bu because of his bravery and lack of strategy. Without Chen Gong's advice, the generals were also suspicious of each other, so they suffered multiple defeats in every battle. Cao Cao besieged Cao Cao for three months and laid siege to the city. Lü Bu's army became disloyal. His subordinates Hou Cheng, Song Xian, and Wei Xu rebelled, and captured Chen Gong and surrendered. Lü Bu saw that the enemy's attack was imminent at Baimen Tower and the situation was over, so he ordered his generals to do so. His head was handed over to Cao Cao, who could not bear it, so he went to the city to surrender on December Guiyou (February 7, 199).
Lü Bu was tied up in front of Cao Cao and asked to be loosened. Cao Cao laughed and said, "The tiger must be tied tightly." Lu Bu then said, "Gong Cao has me, and I will lead the cavalry, and Gong Cao will lead the infantry. We can unify the world." Cao Cao was very excited, but Liu Bei said from the side: "Don't you see what happened to Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo?" Before his death, Lu Bu said: "Big Er (Liu Bei) is the most unbelievable." In the end, Lu Bu was killed. He was hanged, Chen Gong and Gao Shun were also executed, and Zhang Liao led his troops to surrender to Cao Cao.
So Lu Bu was defeated by Cao Cao, captured alive, and then hanged.
No. 9 Pang Tong - died in the middle of nowhere
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Pang Tong (179-214), named Shiyuan and Fengchu, was born in Xiangyang, Jingzhou (now Xiangyang, Hubei Province) during the Han Dynasty. An important counselor under Liu Bei during the Three Kingdoms period, he was worshiped as military advisor Zhonglang General with Zhuge Liang. He went to Sichuan with Liu Bei, and when Liu Bei and Liu Zhang broke up, he proposed three strategies, upper, middle and lower, and Liu Bei took them into account.
During the siege of Luoxian County, Pang Tong led his troops to attack the city. Unfortunately, he was killed by a stray arrow. He was only thirty-six years old at the time. He was posthumously awarded the title of Marquis of Guannei, with the posthumous title of Jinghou. Later, the place where Pang Tong was buried was named Luofengpo.
Pang Tong, nicknamed "Feng Chu", was a counselor as famous as Zhuge Liang. He fled the chaos in Jiangdong during the Battle of Chibi. He was recommended to Zhou Yu by Lu Su and entered Cao's camp to present the "Serial Strategy", which made Zhou Yu angry. Attack successfully. After Zhou Yu's death, Zhuge Liang used the opportunity to express his filial piety to win over Pang Tong. At the same time, Lu Su also recommended Pang Tong to Sun Quan, but Pang Tong was not reused because of his ugly appearance and arrogant attitude.
So Pang Tong went to Jingzhou to join Liu Bei. At first he was the county magistrate and ignored political affairs. Liu Bei sent Zhang Fei to punish him and then discovered Pang Tong's talent. He then worshiped Pang Tong as his deputy military adviser, Zhonglang General, and praised Zhuge Liang. Strategy, Coach Sgt. Later, Pang Tong followed Liu Bei to seize Shu, planned to kill Yang Huai and Gao Pei, and captured Fushui Pass. However, when he attacked Luocheng, he suspected that Zhuge Liang wanted to take credit, and refused to listen to his letter to dissuade him. He rushed to Luofengpo and was ambushed by Zhang Ren. , was shot to death by random arrows.
In 214, Liu Bei mobilized Zhuge Liang, Zhang Fei and others to lead troops to conquer Baidi, Jiangzhou and Jiangyang. Soon, Liu Bei surrounded Luocheng (now the Guanghan area of ??Deyang). Pang Tong led his troops to attack the city, but was shot by a flying arrow and died. He was thirty-six years old. Liu Bei felt very sorry for him and shed tears whenever he mentioned Pang Tong. In recognition of his meritorious service, his father was appointed Yilang and later promoted to the post of Admonishment Officer. Liu Bei posthumously granted Pang Tong the title of Marquis of Guannei and his posthumous title of Marquis of Jing.
After Pang Tong died, he was buried in Luofengpo. The cemetery was only lightly maintained. It is said that this was the cemetery chosen by Liu Bei himself. But looking to the north of the house and to the south, it is a geomantic treasure land with a tombstone.
Mr. Feng Chu is also regarded as a peerless genius who is as famous as Zhuge Liang in the world. He fought with Liu Bei in Xichuan, but was shot into a hedgehog by random arrows at Luofengpo before he had achieved any success. Originally it was Liu Bei who died, but Lu Ma, whom he rode, became the scapegoat. Originally, the stars, the omens of departure, and Zhuge Liang's message all foreshadowed the crisis. Unfortunately, although Lao Pang had foreknowledge, he died tragically because of his eagerness to perform meritorious deeds. As a famous general, you must act cautiously in everything, don't take chances, and don't be too greedy for merit. After all, Lao Pang died under the arrow of Zhang Ren, the famous general in Xichuan, and he was better than the others, ranking 9th.
No. 8 Xia Houyuan—Beheaded by Huang Zhong
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In the early days, he accompanied Cao Cao on his expedition. During the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao supervised the transportation of grain and grass, and also supervised the generals to put down the rebellions of Chang Xi, Xu He, Lei Xu, Shang Yao and others. Later, he led his army to station in Liangzhou, chased Ma Chao, defeated Han Sui, destroyed Song Jian, swept across the Qiang and Di, and moved to the right of Guanyou. After Zhang Lu surrendered to Cao Cao, Xia Houyuan stayed in Hanzhong and resisted Liu Bei for more than a year. He was attacked by Liu Bei's general Huang Zhong at Dingjun Mountain and died in battle. He was posthumously named Minhou.
Xia Houyuan (?~219), named Miaocai, was from Peiguoqiao (now Bozhou, Anhui). His wife was Cao Cao's sister-in-law. Cao Cao was implicated in a certain case in his hometown, and Xia Houyuan took the responsibility on his behalf. Later, Cao Cao tried to rescue him and was able to avoid disaster. At that time, there was great chaos in Yan and Henan. Xia Houyuan abandoned his young son because of hunger and hunger, and raised his dead brother's orphaned daughter.
Xia Houyuan followed Cao Cao and fought bravely. He served as Sima and Cavalry Commander of other departments, and was later promoted to the prefect of Chenliu and Yingchuan. In the fifth year of Jian'an (200), Xia Houyuan became the captain of the military governor. In the sixth year of Jian'an, Xia Houyuan and Zhang Liao were ordered to lead their troops into battle, defeat Changxi and pay homage to the military commander Dian. In the 16th year of Jian'an, Cao Cao conquered Han Sui and Ma Chao from the west. In December of the same year, Cao Cao led his army back eastward, leaving Xia Houyuan to supervise Zhu Ling, Lu Zhao and others to guard Chang'an. He defeated Liu Xiong who was entrenched in Zhongnan Mountain and surrendered his troops; he also captured Hu County (today's Hu County, Shaanxi Province) and killed Ma Chao's remaining party. For his contribution to pacifying Guanzhong, he was granted the title of Marquis of Bochangting.
In the 18th year of Jian'an, Ma Chao gathered all the troops from Longyou and surrounded Jicheng, the seat of Liangzhou (today's northwest of Tianshui City, Gansu). Xiahou Yuan led his troops to the rescue, but the city of Hebei had been destroyed. He started a battle with Ma Chao, who came to attack him, more than 200 miles outside the city of Hebei. However, the army was at a disadvantage. Wei Mi and Gan Di rebelled, and Xia Houyuan withdrew his troops. Later, Ma Chao besieged Qishan. Xia Houyuan was unexpected and quickly sent out reinforcements. Ma Chao was defeated, collected all his troops, horses and equipment, and recovered all the counties in Longshang. Then, Xiahou Yuan marched to show his relatives (today's Qin'an County, Gansu Province) and defeated Han Sui.
In the 19th year of Jian'an, Xia Houyuan led his army to conquer Wuhan (now northeast of Linxia, ??Gansu) and beheaded Song Jian. After that, Zhang He was sent to cross the Yellow River and enter Xiaohuangzhong (the land on both sides of Huangshui in the northeast of Qinghai today), surrender the Qiang in Hexi, and pacify Longyou. For this reason, Cao Cao ordered a commendation, saying that Xia Houyuan roamed the right side of Guan like a tiger and was invincible.
After Cao Cao pacified Zhang Lu, he appointed Xia Houyuan as the general to conquer the west and ordered him to guard Hanzhong. In the 23rd year of Jian'an, Liu Bei stationed at Yangping Pass, and Xia Houyuan and Liu Bei resisted for more than a year.
In the spring of the following year, Liu Bei crossed the Mianshui River south and camped at Dingjun Mountain. From a high position, Xia Houyuan was killed by Liu Bei's general Huang Zhong.
Miaocai General Xia Houyuan is considered half a relative of Cao Dong. He has been following Cao Dong since he established himself in the mountains. He is a veritable founding father. After fighting in the north and south for many years, Cao Dong naturally couldn't treat him badly. Although he is not as famous as the Five Tiger Generals in the Three Kingdoms, he is still a famous figure.
In the battle against Tiandang Mountain with Huang Zhong, he fell into unconsciousness frequently. The most fatal mistake was to underestimate the enemy and fall into the trap of waiting for work. He didn't even have any armor or weapons before he was chopped into two pieces by an old man Huang Zhong with a knife. Most of the famous generals in Cao's camp died of illness. He became the first to be killed by the enemy, which was disgraceful.
As a famous general, the most important thing is to avoid looking down on the enemy. Even if the opponent is an old man, he must take it seriously.
No. 7 Zhang He - Killed by an arrow in the wooden door
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One of Zhang He's five good generals. He was a military general and was good at arranging troops and formations. He accurately estimated the terrain of the battle. Although he was a military general, Shu generals who were under Zhuge Liang were afraid of him. Ma Su's army was defeated in Jieting, which made Zhuge Liang want to eliminate it. Zhuge Liang marched towards Qishan, and Emperor Wei Ming sent Zhang He to fight. Zhuge Liang lured Zhang He into retreating into the Qishan Mountains. Zhang He chased him to the wooden gate and fought fiercely with him. Unfortunately, Zhang He was shot in the right knee by a flying arrow and died later. Was granted the title of Zhuang Hou.
Zhang He (?-231), named Junyi, was born in Hejian. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was recruited to suppress the Yellow Turban Uprising, and later became a military commander under Han Fu, the shepherd of Jizhou. In 191, when Yuan Shao captured Jizhou, Zhang He led his troops to return and was appointed as the school captain. Because of his meritorious service in defeating Gongsun Zan, he was moved to Ningguo Zhonglang General. Later, he surrendered to Cao Cao in the Battle of Guandu. After that, he followed Cao Cao to attack Wuhuan, defeat Ma Chao, and surrender to Zhang Lu, and made many military exploits. After that, he stayed in Hanzhong with Xia Houyuan, the general of the Protectorate.
In 215, he led his army to attack Danqu in Brazil, but was defeated by Shu general Zhang Fei. Later he served as general of the bandits. In 219, Xiahou Yuan met Liu Bei's army at Dingjun Mountain. When Xiahou Yuan died in battle and the entire army was in danger, Zhang He took over as commander and led his troops to retreat safely. Houtun Chencang.
After Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor, he was promoted to General of the Left and granted the title of Marquis of Marquis. He was ordered to attack Ping'an from Cao Zhen and pacify the Qiang and Hu, and later besieged Jiangling with Xia Houshang. In 228, he followed Cao Zhen to the west to resist Zhuge Liang, defeated the Shu army in Jieting, and forced them to retreat to Hanzhong. Due to his meritorious service, he was promoted to General of Chariot and Cavalry in the West. In 231, he led troops to pursue the Shu army and was killed by an arrow at the wooden gate.
He was originally a fierce general under Yuan Shao. After joining Cao Cao, he found the right master. He fought hundreds of battles, big and small. Although he won few and achieved little credit, he lived longer than Zhang Liao and other fierce men. . Originally, life had come to an end, and even dying in bed would not be a waste of military life, but he was still unsatisfied and wanted to make a great contribution. He went against Lord Sima's strategic policy and successfully adhered to it, but he fell into the trap and died. We were hunting today. I wanted to capture a horse but accidentally hit a deer. Lord Zhuge commented on his death. Zhang He, like Pang Tong, became the scapegoat of his superiors.
To be a famous general, you must resolutely obey the correct leadership policy of your superiors.
No. 6 Zhang Fei - Died by his own soldiers
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Zhang Fei (AD 168-221), whose courtesy name was Yide (named Yide in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"), was a native of Zhuojun (now Zhuozhou, Hebei). Zhang Fei was a brave man and once led 20 cavalry at Changban to scare off Cao's army. He also had good calligraphy and was good at painting beauties. His calligraphy and portraits are still preserved today. Zhang Fei was very polite to knowledgeable people. For example, when Liu Ba first surrendered, Zhang Fei immediately visited his home, but Liu Ba did not say a word to him. Although Zhang Fei was angry, he did not complain.
Zhang Fei also cherished heroes and valued heroes. If Yan Yan was captured, Yan Yan would rather die than surrender. Zhang Fei respected him as a person and accepted Yan Yan as a general. But Zhang Fei had a bad temper and was very harsh on the soldiers. Liu Bei often advised Zhang Fei: "You have done too much in punishing and killing, and you are also whipping healthy people every day, while your orders are on the left and right. This is the way to bring disaster." But Zhang Fei would not listen. Sure enough, Zhang Fei died at the hands of his subordinates.
Just imagine if Zhang Fei had not been assassinated by Zhang Da and Fan Qiang (written as Fan Jiang in the novel). At that time, when "Lü Bu died, Wei died, Zhao Yun and Ma Chao were a group", and there were Who can rival him on the battlefield? After Zhang Fei's death, his body torso was buried in Langzhong and his head was buried in Yunyang. Zhang Huanhou Temple and Zhang Huanhou Temple were built respectively.
In 221 AD (the first year of Zhangwu), Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, and Zhang Fei was granted the title of Chariot and Cavalry General, the Sili School Lieutenant, and the Marquis of Xixiang. In June of the same year, Liu Bei avenged Guan Yu and sent troops to attack Wu, and asked Zhang Fei to send troops to Jiangzhou from Langzhong.
Because Zhang Fei respected gentlemen but never cared about soldiers, Liu Bei often warned Zhang Fei: "You often whip the athletes, but then let them serve you, this is a recipe for disaster." Sure enough, before Zhang Fei went out to send troops, he was killed by his subordinates. The generals Zhang Da and Fan Qiang (erroneously written as Fan Jiang in the novel) murdered Zhang Fei and sent Zhang Fei's head to Sun Quan. The commander of Zhang Fei's camp sent a report to Liu Bei. After Liu Bei heard about it, he couldn't help but sigh: "Hey! Fei is dead." ”
Liu Chan (shàn), the empress of Shu, posthumously named Zhang Fei Huanhou in 260 AD (the third year of Jingyao). The torso of his body was buried in Langzhong and his head was buried in Yunyang. Zhang Huanhou Temple and Zhang Huanhou Temple were built respectively.
One day, Zhang Fei ordered the army to make white flags and white armor within three days, and the three armies would display filial piety to attack Wu. The next day, two generals, Fan Jiang and Zhang Da, entered the tent and told Zhang Fei: "White flags and white armor, there is nothing we can do about it at the moment, we must give him some mercy."
Zhang Fei was furious and shouted. "I'm anxious for revenge. I can't wait to go to the land of rebels tomorrow. How dare you disobey my orders as a general!" He asked the warrior to tie the two of them to a tree and whip each of them fifty times on the back. After the beating, he pointed at the two of them and said, "Everything must be complete tomorrow! If you violate the deadline, I will kill you two in public!" The beating made the two of them bleed from the mouth. The two returned to the camp to discuss.
Fan Jiang said: "How can we prepare for the punishment we received today? This man's nature is as violent as fire. If we don't get everything done tomorrow, you and I will both be killed!" Zhang Da said: "For example, If he kills me, it is better for me to kill him!" Fan Jiang said: "It's just that there is no way to get close to him."
Zhang Da said: "If the two of us don't deserve to die, then he will be drunk in bed. If he should die, then he wouldn't be drunk." The two agreed. Zhang Fei got very drunk again that night and lay down in the tent. Fan and Zhang found out the news. At the first watch, each secretly entered the account with a sharp knife and killed Zhang Fei. That night, he took Zhang Fei's head and fled to Soochow.
Zhang Fei is a fierce general under Liu Bei, who can defeat thousands of armies and has outstanding military exploits. Liu Bei successively granted him important positions such as governor of Yidu, general of conquering prisoners, general of chariots and cavalry, and captain of Sili school. However, Zhang Fei had a cruel temperament and frequently beat and scolded the soldiers, whipped and tortured them indiscriminately. His officers and soldiers resented him. Liu Bei often warned him: "This is the way to bring disaster." However, Zhang Fei refused to listen to Liu Bei's warning and continued to be the same as before, and his violent behavior did not change, which eventually led to his death. Once, Liu Bei sent Zhang Fei to lead more than ten thousand troops to attack Sun Quan. During the expedition, Zhang Fei's subordinates Zhang Da and Fan Qiang killed him and took his head to Sun Quan to claim credit and receive the reward.
Zhang Fei spent his whole life on the battlefield, going through life and death, but he did not die in the hands of the enemy, but died under the sword of his own soldiers. It is really beautiful and sad!
The fifth place Liu Bei - —Baidicheng died of depression
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Uncle Liu’s life was full of misfortunes, with no dangers. However, every time he wandered around in the west, he always turned bad luck into good luck. He worked under Cao Cao and Yuan Shao, and Soochow embraced beauties all over his body. He retreated, leaped his horse over Tanxi River, and escaped by exchanging horses with Pang Tong... It turned out that Xichuan conquered 1/3 of the country and became emperor, and good times began to come, but in order to avenge his sworn brother, he mobilized the entire country to attack Wu. It is true to say that acting on impulse will sooner or later lead to misadventures. If he had been more cunning like Cao Cao, Soochow might have been destroyed. Still blinded by hatred, Huo Ji's own military adviser had made Cao Cao suffer more than once, but he didn't expect that he didn't take precautions. In the end, he died of depression after defeating Baidi City. Who should blame him?
In the winter of 219 AD, Guan Yu lost Jingzhou when he attacked Xiangfan in the north. In order to recapture Jingzhou and avenge Guan Yu, Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor in Chengdu in the summer and April of 221, and immediately deployed to conquer Wu. In the seventh month of autumn, he personally led various Shu armies to the east. In February of the following year, he led the army from Zigui to Yiling. He did not want to encounter the stubborn resistance of the Wu army in the Xiaoting area and could no longer advance. The two armies were in a stalemate for several months, but Lu Xun burned the entire camp and suffered a heavy defeat. Liu Bei retreated to Baidi City in embarrassment, and then moved to Yong'an County. In the summer and April of 223, he left Zhuge Liang alone and died of illness in Yong'an Palace.
Baidi City is located in the east of Yong'an County. It was a military fortress at that time. Liu Bei once stationed his troops here after his defeat. "The Biography of the First Lord" once mentioned: "Sun Quan was very afraid when he heard that the First Lord lived in Baidi, and sent an envoy to ask for peace, and the First Lord promised it." At that time, Liu Bei was already ill, and it was impossible to recapture Jingzhou. Since the two sides had restored peace, Liu Bei moved from Baidi City to Yong'an City in order to rest and recuperate. Yongan County was originally named Yubelly County. "The Biography of the First Lord" clearly states: After the Battle of Yiling, Liu Bei "returned Yubelly County from the footpath, and changed the name of Yubelly County to Yongan."
"The Biography of the First Master" and "The Biography of Zhuge Liang" both record: When Liu Bei was seriously ill, he summoned Zhuge Liang "from Chengdu to Yong'an." "
According to Chen Shou's "Zhuge Liang Collection" cited in Pei Songzhi's "The Biography of the First Master", Liu Bei's "edict" to Liu Chan mentioned that he first contracted dysentery, and later developed other diseases. , and even cannot be cured.
Some historians believe that during Liu Bei's Eastern Expedition, the sanitary conditions were very poor, especially when he was defeated by Lu Xun's fire attack strategy. The Shu army suffered numerous casualties and the river was filled with corpses. It was midsummer in June, and infectious diseases such as dysentery were prone to occur. However, Liu Bei's death was also due to the double blow of the defeat of Jingzhou and the defeat of Yiling. Due to the loss of Jingzhou, Liu Bei was angry and attacked Wu, and was defeated by Soochow. The young commander-in-chief Lu Xun was defeated so miserably. The old anger was not extinguished, but a new shame was added. Seeing that his desire to occupy Jing and benefit the world was about to come to nothing, how could a generation of tycoons who wanted to revitalize the Han Dynasty endure it? ?So he was depressed, sick, and died of hatred.
As a general, a small amount of patience will mess with the overall situation. It is also said that it is not too late for a gentleman to take revenge. That's right. If it weren't for a talented person like Zhuge Liang, the Kingdom of Shu would have collapsed.
No. 4 Zhou Yu - "Since Yu was born, why was Liang born?"
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Everyone who has read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" knows the story of Kong Ming's Three Qi and Zhou Yu. Because Zhou Yu was not as intelligent as Kong Ming, Kong Ming attacked him for the first time. After arriving at Nanjun and capturing Jingxiang, Yu was so angry that he suffered an arrow sore. After waking up for a while, Fang Su swore: "If I don't kill Zhuge villagers, how can I calm my resentment?" The second time Kong Ming planned to defeat Zhou Yu, Yu became resentful again. The wound burst open and he fainted to the ground. When Kong Ming saw through Zhou Yu's false plan to destroy Guo for the third time and Zhou Yu was almost caught, he became angry again and shouted on the horse. Get off the horse.
Soon, Zhou Yu looked up to the sky and sighed: "Since Yu is born, how can he be bright!" He screamed several times and died at the age of thirty-six. Throughout the story, Zhou Yu was narrow-minded and short-sighted. He is always jealous of the wise and talented. In Zhou Yu's view, Zhuge Liang is a thorn in his side and a thorn in his flesh because of his superior intelligence. Only by killing Zhuge Liang can the world of Soochow be at peace. Otherwise, he will be restless because of his narrow heart. People all lamented his untimely death.
Zhou Yu (175-210), named Gongjin, was a famous general in the late Han Dynasty, and was born in Shu County, Lujiang (southwest of Lujiang County in present-day Anhui Province). . He died of illness in Baqiu (now Yueyang, Hunan) in the fifteenth year of Jian'an (AD 210). He was only 36 years old.
Originally, Mr. Gongjin was both civil and military, handsome, and had a happy marriage. 24 He became a general and his career was prosperous. After the Battle of Chibi, he became a hero for saving the country. What else can a man pursue after doing this? But he should never compete with Mr. Wolong. You're better at chess. You're better than me, right? I admit it. If I can't beat you, why can't I avoid you? In the end, you died of illness before me. To put it bluntly, Mr. Gong Jin is jealous. , narrow-minded, and defeated Zhuge Liang three times.
Yi Qi: After the Battle of Chibi, in the second year, Zhou Yu went to capture Jingzhou, but Zhuge Liang captured it first.
Second anger: Zhou Yu wanted to marry Sun Quan's sister to Liu Bei, detain Liu Bei, and force Zhuge Liang to hand over Jingzhou. Unexpectedly, Zhuge Liang used a trick to make Zhou Yu "lose his wife and lose his troops."
Three Qi: Zhou Yu was disadvantageous in asking Liu Bei to return Jingzhou, and led his troops to attack but failed, and died of illness. Before he died, he said: "Since Yu is born, how can Liang be born!" He was so angry that he died of anger.
In the end, he was angry to death. Who is to blame? Before he died, he still complained to God, "If you give birth to Yu, why would you give birth to Liang?" Attribute the cause of your failure to God's injustice.
Anyone who is jealous of talents will have no good results. Have you not seen Wang Lun in "Water Margin"? When Lin Chong was in trouble and turned to him, he saw that Lin Chong was the instructor of the Eight Million Forbidden Army and was highly skilled in martial arts. He knew that he was no match for him and wanted to refuse him many times to join the army. Later, he had to hinder Chai Da. The official's face was reluctant to take him in. When Chao Gai and others went up the mountain, they were rejected by him again. In the end, Wang Lun ended up with the sad end of "being so narrow-minded and hateful that he refused to spare the virtuous people." Of course, that was the result of a feudal society with no law to rely on.
However, what is incredible is that today, as the legal system is becoming more and more perfect, some narrow-minded and jealous people have embarked on the road of crime in order to fight for power and profit.
There are people who hire murderers at all costs to compete for the "throne" and deputy positions. There are people who know that their talents are inferior to others and rack their brains to ridicule, slander, attack, and frame them. In the end, they harm others and themselves.
No. 3 Wei Yan - the three tribes were wiped out
Who are the top ten generals who died the most tragically in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms?
Wei Yan (?-234), courtesy name Wenchang, was born in Yiyang (now Sanlitian, Shihe District, Xinyang City, Henan Province). A famous general of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period, he was highly regarded by Liu Bei. When Liu Bei entered Sichuan, he was appointed General Yamen due to his military exploits. After Liu Bei captured Hanzhong, he was promoted to General Zhenyuan, led the Hanzhong prefect, guarded Hanzhong, and became a unique general. Wei Yan guarded Hanzhong for nearly ten years, and later followed Zhuge Liang in his northern expeditions many times, with remarkable achievements.
During this period, Wei Yan repeatedly asked Zhuge Liang to command 10,000 troops for him, and went all the way to attack the key points. Finally, he met Zhuge Liang at Tongguan, just like the example of Han Xin, but Zhuge Liang always refused, so he believed that he could not fully utilize his talents. , dissatisfied. He was at odds with Yang Yi, the chief minister. After Zhuge Liang's death, the conflict between the two intensified and they fought for power. Wei Yan was defeated and fled, and was chased by Ma Dai, and the three tribes were annihilated.
Wei Yan was a famous general in the Shu Kingdom during the Three Kingdoms period. He had numerous military exploits and was awarded the title of Marquis for his merits. However, he did not die on the battlefield in the end, but died at the hands of his own people. For such a person, many people think that Wei Yan's death was somewhat unclear and even unfair.
Wei Yan was probably the most unjust general who died in the Kingdom of Shu. According to "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Zhuge Liang saw that there was a traitor in the back of Wei Yan's head and expected that Wei Yan would rebel, so he left a will to let people go. Kill it. This is certainly not believable. Otherwise, people in the Three Kingdoms period would be busy having plastic surgery.
According to the understanding of Professor Yi Zhongtian in "Three Kingdoms Shu Shu", he was framed and died by Yang Yi, Fei Yi, Jiang Wei and others. The reason was that Yang Yi and Wei Yan had different personalities, which made Yang Yi jealous and took the opportunity to kill Wei Yan. This statement is relatively recognized.
Whether Zhuge Liang killed him on his deathbed or Yang Yi killed him out of jealousy, it was all due to Wei Yan's character. Zhuge Liang killed Wei Yan because he was ambitious and might rebel. Yang Yi killed him because he was arrogant and didn't take others seriously. I personally think the main reason is because of the "Ziwu Valley Conspiracy". Looking at Zhuge Liang's military use, whether it was burning Red Cliff to capture Jingzhou or quelling the Southern Barbarians' march out of Qishan, one word is "stable". Regardless of how thrilling others looked, Zhuge Liang Yushan Lunjin knew what he was doing.
As Zhuge Liang's direct disciple, Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition strategy will still be based on stability, that is, not fighting the countless battles in his heart. Wei Yan, on the other hand, is a thick man, with his rectum straight to the end, and he is careless, so he falls out with Yang Yi, who is fastidious. "Ziwu Valley Adventure" is just one word "dangerous". Whether he succeeded or not depended on whether his Anxi general Xia Houmao was prepared, whether Wei's reinforcements could arrive quickly, whether the Shu army's five thousand troops could quickly pass through the naturally dangerous Ziwu Valley, etc. If you win, you will win a great victory, and if you lose, you will be defeated (five thousand people are a drop in the bucket for the Wei State, but it is a bit unbearable for the Shu State with a small population and a poor country).
For Zhuge Liang, who likes to use small things to make big things happen, this is absolutely unacceptable. Shu's only chance to make a comeback was gone. Wei Yan was doomed. For the Shu Kingdom, which strives to win steadily from top to bottom, a "gambler" who likes to play with big chips is an anomaly. The Kingdom of Shu cannot afford to lose. The "Five Tiger Generals" died, and Wei Yan took over the responsibility of the generals alone. Zhuge Liang is also dead, and Wei Yan must use the entire Shu Kingdom as a bargaining chip. This is due to Wei Yan's character. And this is what the whole country of Shu does not want to see. So Wei Yan must die. Even if there is no death of Zhuge Liang, even if there is no civil and military discord.
"Book of Jin" said: Wei Yan's death was truly unjust. From then on, there were no generals in Shu.
No. 2 Guan Yu - Ma Zhong was captured and beheaded at Linju
Who were the top ten generals who died the most tragically in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms?
In October 219, King Cao Cao of Wei wanted to move the capital to avoid his influence. Sima Yi, Jiang Ji and others dissuaded him and suggested inciting Sun Quan to attack Guan Yu. At the same time, Sun Quan had always been dissatisfied with Guan Yu and had coveted Jingzhou for a long time, so he took the initiative to ask Cao Cao to attack Guan Yu's rear. Lu Meng was once again ordered to attack Jingzhou secretly. Jingzhou's defenders Mi Fang and Shiren surrendered without a fight. As a result, Guan Yu only knew that there was a change in the rear, but did not know that Jingzhou had easily fallen.
At the same time, Guan Yu and Xu Huang, who came to the rescue, failed in the battle and lifted the siege of Fancheng and retreated south, but the navy still controlled the Han River. As before, Guan Yu tried to peacefully resolve the dispute with his former ally Sun Quan, but the envoy was used by Lu Meng to shake Guan Yu's army. Guan Yu's army gradually disbanded and had to retreat to Maicheng.
In December, he tried to fake a surrender in order to take the opportunity to return to Shu, but Lu Meng saw through it. On the way, he was captured by Pan Zhang's subordinate Ma Zhong and was beheaded in Linju. Later Liu Chan gave Guan Yu the posthumous title of Zhuang Miaohou.
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 them 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.
No. 1 Dian Wei - Died in battle when outnumbered
Who are the top ten generals who died the most tragically in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms?
Dianwei (?-197) was born in Chenliu Jiwu (now Jiwucheng Village, Ningling County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's general had a tall appearance and extraordinary physical strength. Originally belonged to Zhang Miao, but later belonged to Cao Cao. When Cao Cao conquered Lu Bu, he was recruited to trap Chen. He showed bravery and was worshiped as a school captain and stayed in Cao Cao's guard. In the second year of Jian'an (AD 197), Zhang Xiu betrayed Cao Cao. In order to protect Cao Cao, Dian Wei fended off the rebels alone and killed many people, but in the end he died in battle due to being outnumbered.
Dian Wei's death was unparalleled by other generals in the Three Kingdoms. His death was shocking and made ghosts and gods weep. Cao Cao used Zhang Xiu's plan to fake surrender, which resulted in Dian Wei's death in battle. The word "sex" had a knife on his head. Cao Cao committed this taboo, causing the most powerful general in the Three Kingdoms to die in a foreign country.
When Cao Cao met the Chu (I think the spelling is wrong, I can’t remember), Hu Cheer (I really feel unhappy with him, I will kill him every time I play games, and I will never He gave Dian Wei a chance to surrender, and hated him for killing Dian Wei. It greatly damaged Dian Wei's strength. (If you don’t believe me, ask Guan Yu to try an ordinary short sword...). What's more, Dianwei was lying drunk when he challenged him, that is, he was drunk and had just fallen asleep.
Chapter 16 of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms describes Dian Wei's death like this: Cao Shi was in a hurry and called Dian Wei in a hurry. Wei Fang was lying drunk, and in his sleep he heard the sound of a golden drum shouting for death. He jumped up, but could not find the two halberds (which had been stolen by the damn Hu Che'er). At that time, the enemy soldiers had arrived at the camp gate. Wei Ji held an infantry waist knife (an ordinary short sword) in his hand. He saw countless soldiers and horses at the head of the gate, each with a long spear, rushing into the camp. Wei struggled forward and hacked to death more than twenty people. The cavalry army retreated (note that Dian Wei was on foot at this time, and the more than 20 people he killed were all cavalry soldiers!
He used a waist knife to kill more than 20 cavalry soldiers on foot! What a concept, I won’t say You should also know.), the infantry arrived again, and the two sides were fighting like a line of reeds. Wei didn't have any armor on his body (note, he didn't have any armor on his body!!). He was stabbed and robbed dozens of times, and You Zi fought to the death. The sword was too weak to be used for cutting, so Wei abandoned the sword and faced the enemy with two soldiers in both hands. (What's the concept? It's just holding a person in one hand as a weapon...) Eighty-nine people were killed. The thieves did not dare to get close, so they only shot them with arrows from a distance. The arrows were like a shower of arrows. Wei You died and refused the gate of the village. After Zhengnai, the rebels had entered. Wei was shot again in the back. He screamed several times and died with blood flowing all over the ground. After dying for a long time, no one dared to enter through the front door.
Who among the Three Kingdoms died better than Dian Wei! Lu Bu was an unjust man and deserved to die; Zhao Yun died without illness and had good results; Guan Yu was stubborn and would die sooner or later; Zhang Fei was cruel and died unjustly; It is a pity that Ma Chao died of illness; Zhuge Liang dedicated his whole life, and only Zhuge Liang's death can be more representative of Wei Bibi.
When commenting on Dian Wei's death, there are only two words: "tragic".
Zhao Yun was unscathed because Cao Cao ordered not to shoot arrows. Dian Wei can be said to have died by an arrow. Especially the last sentence: "After being dead for a long time, no one dared to enter through the front door." Even after death, no enemy dared to enter through the front door that he refused to guard. This is worse than Zhuge who died and Sima who was alive was scared to death. If Dian Wei had been given a pair of halberds and a horse, the situation would have been completely different. Mrs. Dangyangmi said to Zhao Yun: "No, how can a general be without a horse?..." Even a female prostitute knows the importance of horses, so all the judges should understand.
Cao Cao's mourning for him was quite sad: "I don't cry for my nephew today, I only cry for Dian Wei'er..." The poor general was like this just after he voted for the Ming Dynasty. So useless.