I. Zhu Gejin
First of all, Zhu Gejin (174-24 1) was born in Yang Du county (now yinan county) of Langya county. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wu was an important minister, Zhuge Liang's younger brother and Zhuge Liang's father. In the fifth year of Jian 'an (AD 200), due to the war in the Central Plains, Zhu Gejin avoided chaos in Jiangdong. When Hiroko of Jiangdong saw Zhu Gejin, she was surprised by his talent, recommended him to Sun Quan, and made a guest appearance with Lu Su and others. On this basis, Zhu Gejin worked for Sun Quan, making him and his brother Zhuge Liang the masters of the country. In the year of Huang San (222), Sun Quan was named Prince of Wu, General Zuo, Duke Jiedu and Duke Wanling. In this respect, in my opinion, Zhu Gejin can be said to be Wu Dong's first leftist general. For Sun Quan, before he was crowned King of Wu, he could not give his soldiers higher positions, such as Monroe, Zhou Yu and Lu Su, and they often ended up as some generals or miscellaneous generals. Since Sun Quan is the queen of Wu, he can give others a higher position.
In the first year of Huanglong (229), Sun Sheng was appointed as the commander-in-chief of Zuodu, and led Yuzhou to shepherd. On the basis of general Zuo, he eventually became a general. Although Zhu Gejin's command ability is relatively average, Zhu Gejin is deeply trusted by Sun Quan, and because of Zhuge Liang's relationship, he can consolidate the alliance between Shu and Wu, thus winning the position of general. In the fourth year of the Red Army (24 1), General Zhu Gejin died at the age of 68.
Second, Ding Feng.
Ding Feng (188-27 1 year) has a long history. Lujiang Anfeng (now Huoqiu County, Anhui Province) was born. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wu was a famous general and minister. When Ding Feng was young, he was a member of the Iliad of Gan Ning, Lu Xun and Pan Zhang, and his official position was partial to general. In the battle of Dongxing in the second year of Taiyuan (252), the brave soldiers in the snow defeated Wei Jun Qiantun, sealed it and destroyed the general. In the second year of Taiping (257), Ding Feng was promoted to Left General because of his outstanding military exploits. Of course, as a veteran who has a deep understanding of the history of Wu Dong, Ding Feng's achievements do not stop there.
In the seventh year of Yong 'an (264), Sun Xiu died, and Ding Feng made Sun Quan's eldest grandson and Wu Chenghou Sun Hao emperor. Ding Feng was promoted to right fu and left strategist. In the third year of Jianheng (27 1), Ding Feng died. In this regard, in my opinion, with the death of Ding Feng, Lu Kang and other famous soldiers, Wu Dong's late talents withered, unable to resist the Western Jin army, and could only accept the end of extinction.
Third, Liu Zan
Liu Zan (1255 in 83), born in Changshan, Huiji (now Jinhua, Zhejiang), was a former left guard and had two sons: Liu Lue and Liu Ping. For Liu Zan, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he participated in the suppression of the Yellow turban insurrectionary uprising, and was later quoted by general Ling Tong as a captain of Tunqi. Zhuge Ke led many battles in Dongxing, with Liu Zan as the front, defeated Wei and promoted General Zuo. In the second year of Wu Wufeng (AD 255), Liu Zan was appointed as the left-back army. He followed Sun to Huainan and retired due to illness. He was besieged by Jiang Wei Ban and died at the age of 73.
Fourth, Huarong
Huarong Road was born in Jiangdu, Guangling (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Huarong Road came to Jiangdong to work for Sun Quan because of the Central Plains War. During his stay in Wu Dong, General Hua Rongdao got tired of being an official and resigned as a general to record the affairs of ministers. However, in the Historical Records of the Three Kingdoms, there are few records about General Hua Rongdao, and naturally there is no clear statement about his ending.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Zhu Ju
Zhu Ju (194-250), Zi Zifan, was born in Wuxian (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province), an important general of the State of Wu in the Three Kingdoms period, a former general, the brother of Huan Zhu, a herdsman in Qingzhou, and the uncle of Zhu Yi, the viceroy. According to historical records such as the History of the Three Kingdoms, in the first year of Huanglong (229), the rising sun moved the capital to Jianye, recruited Zhu Ju to Beijing, betrothed Princess Sun Luyu to him (so Sun Luyu was called "Princess Zhu" or "Zhu Zhuzhu"), appointed Zhu Ju as the left general and named him Yunyang Hou.
Zhu Ju is modest, makes more friends with scholars, despises wealth and goods, and is willing to give. Although his salary is generous, it is often not enough. In the ninth year of Chiwu (246), Zhu Ju was promoted to an ancient general. In the 12th year of Chiwu (249), Zhu Ju succeeded the late Bu Zhi as prime minister. During the Three Kingdoms period, the prime minister was above ten thousand people and below one person. However, Zhu Ju did not stay long in the post of prime minister, and even lost her life. In the 13th year of Chiwu (250), Sun Hewang was demoted to the rank of Xindu County because of a dispute with Sun Ba, the king of Lu, who supported Sun Hewang. Before he took office, Sun Hong forged an imperial edict and executed him at the age of 57.
Sixth, Zhang Bu
Zhang Bu (? -264), General Wu Dong in the Three Kingdoms Period. In the first year of Sun Xiu (258), Zhang Bu was promoted from a captain in Changshui to a general and was named Hou Yongkang. Soon, Zhang Bu was promoted to Left General. Later, Zhang Bu helped the emperor Sun Xiu get rid of the powerful minister Sun Chen. After Sun Xiu's death, Zhang Bu and Prime Minister Puyang greeted Sun Hao and helped him ascend to the throne of the emperor. But after Sun Hao succeeded to the throne, Zhang Bu regretted it because Sun Hao was rude and arrogant. In this context, in 264 AD, Zhang Bu was dismissed by Sun Hao. In this regard, the author seems to think that Sun Hao's killing of ministers and royalty in Wu Dong undoubtedly accelerated the process of Wu Dong's demise. Generally speaking, of the six leftist generals in Wu Dong's history, except Zhu Gejin and Ding Feng, the other four are often ignored by people, that is, they are unknown. What do you think of this? Welcome to leave your opinion and discuss it together.