2. Battle of Yijing: Yuan Shao went north and joined forces in Yijing, Youzhou. The Battle of Yijing broke out and Gongsun Zan was defeated. Eventually, he strangled his children and the first house, set himself on fire, handed over Youzhou to Yuan Shao, and occupied Youzhou, Hebei, Binhe and Qingzhou. The following year, he launched the battle of Guandu in Cao Yuan.
3. Battle of Guandu: In A.D. 199, Yuan Shao selected 100,000 elite soldiers, appointed Yan Qiu as the general, and Ju Shou as the counselor, stationed in Liyang as the granary. After the initial defeat with Cao Jun, he fought a protracted war and Cao Jun was exhausted. However, with the help of Xu You who defected from Yuan Jun, Cao Jun turned defeat into victory and won. After Jizhou was captured, it went straight to Huanglong, wiped out Yuan Shao's forces and basically unified the north.
4. Battle of Changbanpo: It took place in the Three Kingdoms period of China, located in Changbanpo near Dangyang, Jingzhou, and the two sides were Liu Bei and Cao Cao. After Cao Cao got to Jingzhou, he went south all the way to Xinye, and Liu Bei fled without fighting. Cao Cao sent light cavalry for 300 Li a day and night, and chased Liu Bei in Nagsaka, and defeated Liu Bei greatly.
5. Battle of Red Cliffs: In 208 AD, Cao Cao pacified the north and went south to take Jingzhou. Liu Biao died of illness and his second son, Liu Cong, acceded to the throne, but Cai Mao, Kuai Yue and others instigated Jingzhou. After resting for three months, Cao Cao went south in an attempt to destroy the regime of Sun Shi in Jiangdong.
Sun Quan and Liu Bei formed a joint army, which was called "Sun Liu Joint Army" in history. Then Cao Cao was successively recruited, defeated by Sun and Liu Lianjun in Chibi, and fled back to Xuchang in a mess. Since then, Cao Cao's influence has never extended to Jiangdong.
6. Battle of Tongguan: Western heroes such as Ma Chao and Han Sui were swept away and the rear forces were consolidated. Ma Chao fled to Hanzhong. Cao Cao truly unified the north.
7. Battle of Hefei: The battle between Wu and Wei resulted in the bitter struggle of Zhang Liao, the defender, which led to Sun Quan's crushing defeat and almost captured himself. However, Cao Cao has never been to Wudi since then.
The Battle of ruxu Mouth: After the Battle of Hefei, Cao Cao defeated Sun Quan in ruxu Mouth.
9. The Battle of Yiling: Because of Liu Bei's wrong move, he was attacked by Lu Xun, which greatly weakened the national strength of the emerging Shu state and made it impossible to recapture Jingzhou, forming the final form of the tripartite confrontation among the three countries.
10, Zhuge Liang and Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition: The result of the war was that the two sides won and lost each other, which led to the consumption of the national strength of Shu Han and indirectly led to the demise of Shu Han.
1 1. The Battle of Wei Destroying Shu: Due to the corruption and incompetence of Liu Chan, the last ruler of Shu, Shu Han was destroyed without resistance. After the war, Wargo, Zhong Hui, Jiang Wei and some remaining ministers of Shu were all killed in the war.
12. Battle of Jin and Wu: Jin and Wu perished, the Three Kingdoms period ended, and China was unified in the Western Jin Dynasty.
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Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the full name of which is Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms, is one of the classical Four Great Classical Novels in China and the first chapter-by-chapter historical romance novel in China. The writer is Luo Guanzhong, a novelist in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty.
There are several versions of the popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms, such as Jiajing Renwu Edition. By the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, Mao Zonggang had rearranged the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, revised the wording and changed the poems.
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms describes the history of nearly a hundred years from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the beginning of the Western Jin Dynasty, mainly describing the war, telling the story of the warlord melee in the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the political and military struggle between Wei, Shu and Wu, and finally Sima Yan unified the three countries and established the Jin Dynasty.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms is the first novel, the first historical novel and the first literati novel in the history of China literature.
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