Le Jin surrendered to Cao Cao and was sent back to his county to recruit troops. He recruited more than a thousand people. After his return, he was promoted to fake Sima and captured Chen Duwei. In 193, Lü Bu took advantage of Cao Cao's eastward expedition to Xuzhou and made a surprise attack on Yanzhou. Cao Cao immediately counterattacked Lü Bu. Lejin fought Zhang Chao in Yongqiu and Qiao Rui in Kushi. Both of them were the first to ascend and were granted the title of Marquis of Guangchang Ting. Later, he conquered Zhang Xiu in Anzhong, besieged Lu Bu in Xiapi, defeated his deputy general, attacked Sui Gu in Shegou, attacked Liu Bei in Xiaopei, and Le Jin all participated in it, and was one of the generals who defeated the army and was worshiped. In order to challenge the bandit captain. After that, he crossed the river to capture Jia, and shortly after returning, he followed Cao Cao to participate in the Battle of Guandu in 200, where he fought bravely and killed Yuan Shao's general Chunyu Qiong. Later, he followed the army to attack Yuan Shao's sons Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang in Liyang, killed the enemy general Yan Jing, and was awarded the title of guerrilla general. On the other hand, the remaining Yellow Turban Party was eliminated and Le'an County was pacified. He followed the army to besiege Ye. After the city was defeated, he then attacked Yuan Tan at Nanpi and entered the city from the east gate first. Yuan Tan was defeated and led his army to attack Yongnu and conquered it. In 206, Cao Cao expressed his gratitude to the Han Dynasty and promoted Lejin to General Zhechong. Le Jin led his army to recruit high-ranking cadres, marched from North Road to Shangdang, and arrived behind the city. The senior cadres and others retreated to Huguan, while Le Jin killed the enemy in many battles. The high officials withdrew from the pass and could not come out. Cao Cao personally went out to fight and the city was destroyed. Cao Cao conscripted Guan Cheng, and when his army reached Chunyu, he sent Yue Jin and Li Dian to attack together. Guan Cheng was defeated and fled to the island, and the seaside was peaceful. Later, because Jingzhou was not settled, he was sent to station troops in Yangzhai. After pacifying Jingzhou, he stationed in Xiangyang and defeated Guan Yu, Su Fei and others, and Nanjun and other barbarians surrendered. Soon they challenged Liu Bei's men Linju Changdupu and Jingyang Changliangda, and they were defeated. After the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao was defeated and returned, and he was ordered to garrison Hefei together with Zhang Liao and Li Dian, with an additional 500 cities and 1,200 households. Due to Le Jin's many meritorious services, he was divided into 500 more households, and one son was granted the title of marquis; he was promoted to the right general. He died in 218 and was given the posthumous title Weihou. Yu Jin, courtesy name Wenze, was born in Juping, Taishan. He was good at bowing, horseback riding, and shooting. He was rigorous in running the army and was very talented. He was the most capable of commanding among the generals directly under Cao Cao. During the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao was very surprised that he used a small number of troops to resist the strong pressure of Yuan's army on the front line, showed no fear, and repeatedly achieved military exploits. However, excessive reliance on laws and military power in management did not win the hearts of the people. During the Battle of Xiangyang, he was defeated by Guan Yu and surrendered. After his release, he died of grief and anger. Dianwei was from Chenliubaqiu. He is extremely brave and powerful, and his master is loyal and prudent. He is good at using two iron halberds, which weigh eighty kilograms. He can carry the horse on his back and gallop back and forth, making the movement as fast as flying. Cao Ming is the captain in front of the tent, and he is trusted as a confidant. In the Battle of Wancheng, Zhang Xiu attacked Cao Cao's camp at night. Cao Cao's army was in chaos. Cao Cao fled in panic. Lai Dianwei defended the camp gate until he could escape. Wei Yi was seriously injured and died with blood flowing all over the ground. He died heroically and Cao Cao cried for him. He set up a sacrifice, raised his son Dianman in the mansion, and established a sacrifice in Xuchang to enjoy the sacrifice. Xiahou Dun Yuanrang's place of birth: Pei Guoqiao County (Anhui) Height: 190cm Characteristics: Thick eyebrows, wearing an eyepatch on the left side, stout and majestic, strong muscles Arms: Fang Tian's painted halberd (used after Bu's death) Famous sayings: Essence and blood of parents

Don’t give up! Personality: 1. Strong personality and respect for teachers. 2. Be loyal to Cao Cao and be kind to the soldiers and civilians. 3. Be open-minded and eager to learn, brave and good at fighting. Deeds: It is said that when Xiahou Dun was fourteen years old, his teacher was insulted, so he killed the man for the teacher without saying a word, which shows his brave character. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he followed Cao Cao and became Cao Cao's cousin. When Cao Cao raised troops in Yanzhou, he came to surrender with his younger brother Xia Houyuan. He learned to use spears and clubs when he was young, and he was brave and good at fighting, but he lacked strategy. He raised an army and was brave and warlike, and led the governor of Dongjun. He was a brave general and a strong general, and he was the most popular among Cao Cao. He drove a carriage with Cao Cao when he came in and out, and he could freely enter Cao Cao's bedroom without being passed. Conquer Lu Bu and Yuan Shao. During Cao Cao's campaign against Lu Bu, he was shot in the left eye by Cao Xing. He pulled out the arrow and the eye on the spot, swallowed the left eye, and said, "The essence and blood of your parents must not be discarded." He continued to fight and finally won a great victory. Such is his bravery. From then on, Dun was called Blind Xiahou in the army. Xiahou Dun made many military exploits when he sent troops with Cao Cao, but his performance in leading the troops alone was poor. According to the novel, after Cao Cao pacified the north, he ordered Xiahou Dun to lead an army of 100,000 to attack Liu Bei, but Zhuge Liang's plan killed the entire army and then defended Xiangyang. At that time, Zhuge Liang used military symbols to deceive him and fell. In addition to being a strong general, Xiahou Dun was also a man who respected scholars, worked hard on self-study, and loved the people. When he was a local official, he encountered a severe drought. Xiahou Dun cut off the Taishou River and formed a pond. He personally carried the soil and led his soldiers to plant rice and plow the fields, thus avoiding the danger of drought and food shortage. Although Xiahou Dun was a soldier, he personally accepted his teacher and received his profession. He was honest and frugal by nature and was willing to give alms. After Cao Pi succeeded him, he was named a general based on his military merits and died of illness soon after.

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Le Jin surrendered to Cao Cao and was sent back to his county to recruit troops. He recruited more than a thousand people. After his return, he was promoted to the army and pretended to be Sima. Captain Chen. In 193, Lu Bu took advantage of Cao Cao's eastward expedition to Xuzhou and made a sneak attack on Yanzhou. Cao Cao immediately counterattacked Lu Bu. Lejin fought Zhang Chao in Yongqiu and Qiao Rui in Kushi. They both made the first advance and were granted the title of Marquis of Guangchang Ting. Later, he conquered Zhang Xiu in Anzhong, besieged Lu Bu in Xiapi, defeated his deputy general, attacked Sui Gu in Shegou, attacked Liu Bei in Xiaopei, and Le Jin all participated in it, and was one of the generals who defeated the army and was worshiped. In order to challenge the bandit captain. After that, he crossed the river to capture Jia, and shortly after returning, he followed Cao Cao to participate in the Battle of Guandu in 200, where he fought bravely and killed Yuan Shao's general Chunyu Qiong. Later, he followed the army to attack Yuan Shao's sons Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang in Liyang, killed the enemy general Yan Jing, and was awarded the title of guerrilla general. On the other hand, the remaining Yellow Turban Party was eliminated and Le'an County was pacified.

He followed the army to besiege Ye. After the city was defeated, he then attacked Yuan Tan at Nanpi and entered the city from the east gate first. Yuan Tan was defeated and led his army to attack Yongnu and conquered it. In 206, Cao Cao expressed his gratitude to the Han Dynasty and promoted Lejin to General Zhechong. Le Jin led his army to recruit high-ranking cadres, marched from the north road to Shangdang, and arrived behind the city. Gao Gan and others retreated to Huguan, and Yue Jin killed the enemy in many battles. The high officials withdrew from the pass and could not come out. Cao Cao personally went out to fight and the city was destroyed. Cao Cao conscripted Guan Cheng, and when his army reached Chunyu, he sent Yue Jin and Li Dian to attack together. Guan Cheng was defeated and fled to the island, and the seaside was peaceful. Later, because Jingzhou was not settled, he was sent to station troops in Yangzhai. After pacifying Jingzhou, he garrisoned Xiangyang. At this time, Secretary Wei defeated Guan Yu and Su Fei, allowing Nanjun and other barbarians to surrender. However, there is a record of actually marching into the South for the sake of happiness, and being defeated by Guan Yu several times in Qingni, and the army was defeated and returned to the army. Soon after, Liu Bei's subordinates Linju Chang Dupu and Jingyang Changliang Da were defeated. Later, he stationed in Hefei together with Zhang Liao and Li Dian (see the Battle of Hefei for details), increased the number of towns by 500, and consolidated the number of households previously granted to 1,200. Due to Le Jin's many meritorious services, he was divided into 500 more households, and one son was granted the title of marquis; he was promoted to the right general. He died in 218 and was given the posthumous title Weihou. Characteristics Le Jin is short in appearance and brave in battle. Because of his courage, he followed Cao Cao and was the first to reach the throne many times. Family son Le Wei, the son of Le Jin. Determined, brave, and enterprising, he served as governor of Yangzhou. Zhuge Dan was killed during the rebellion and was posthumously awarded the title of Weiwei and the posthumous title Minhou. Sun Lezhao, the son of Le Lei. Commenting on the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, it says: "Taizu established his martial arts skills, and among the good generals of the time, the five sons were the first. Yu Jin was most famous for Yi Zhong, but he failed to overcome him in the end. Zhang He was famous for his clever changes, and Yue Jin was famous for his bravery. His actions were not consistent with what he heard, or there were omissions in the notes, which were not as detailed as those of Zhang Liao and Xu Huang. "Cao Cao said to Yue Jin, Yu Jin, and Zhang Liao: "The force is strong, the strategy is thorough, the character is loyal, and the defense is strong. Adhere to justice, always lead the army when there is a battle, fight hard to break through the enemy's strength, and never fall into the enemy's position. He supports himself with drums and drums, and his hands are tireless. He also sends out expeditions, controls the divisions and brigade, calms the people, and does not commit any offenses under orders. "When the enemy is defeated, everything is lost. In terms of merit and discipline, it is appropriate for everyone to show their favor." Yu Jin (? - 221), Zi Wenze, was born in Juping, Taishan (now Tai'an, Shandong Province, China), in the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms of China. A warrior of the era. In the early days, he was a military commander under Cao Cao. Participated in most of Cao Cao's major wars for hegemony, and was continuously promoted from Lieutenant Chen, Lieutenant General, General Huwei. He is a brave, honest, but not arrogant military commander, but he has a harsh side towards his subordinates. Changxi rebelled again and was sent to Jin to conquer. Yu Jin rushed to attack Chang Xi. Chang Xi had an old relationship with Yu Jin and surrendered to Yu Jin. All the generals thought that Chang Xi had surrendered and they should let Cao Cao deal with it. Yu Jin said: "You guys don't know the general order! Those who surrender after encirclement will not be pardoned. I follow the law and follow the orders, and it is a matter of integrity. Although Xi is an old friend, Yu Jin said What a loss of integrity!" Zi Lin said goodbye to Chang Xi and killed him with tears in his eyes. At that time, Cao Cao's army was in Chunyu. When he heard about it, he sighed and said, "Isn't it my fate that Xi surrendered without me and returned to the ban?" In 219, when Guan Yu attacked Xiangyang, he and Pang De went out as reinforcements. During the offensive of Guan Yu's army, After a heavy defeat, Yu Jin surrendered to Guan Yu, while Pang De was captured by Guan Yu. At this time, Pang De fulfilled his promise of loyalty to Cao Cao and was killed by Guan Yu. Cao Cao said: "I know that I have been banned for thirty years, so why should I be in danger and be in trouble? It's worse than Pang Dexie!" After that, Sun Quan captured Jingzhou, captured Guan Yu alive, captured his troops, and stayed in Soochow in the ban. After Cao Pi ascended the throne, Sun Quan proclaimed himself a minister and sent Yu Jin back to Wei. Sun Quan's subordinate Yu Fan advocated killing those who failed to uphold loyalty, but Sun Quan did not adopt it. After Yu Jin returned to Wei, what awaited Yu Jin's return was ridicule from others. At that time, Yu Jin's beard and hair were all white, and his face was thin. Cao Pi ostensibly expressed comfort to Jin and appointed him General Anyuan. Cao Pi also ordered people to paint Guan Yu defeated, Pang De angry, and Yu Jin surrendered. After Yu Jin saw it, he fell ill and died because he felt embarrassed and angry. His posthumous title is Marquis Li, and the word "Li" means disaster. Cao Pi laughed at Yu Jin after his death and was criticized by Sima Guang in his "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", which believed that Cao Pi's behavior was not that of a monarch. Dianwei (?-197), a native of Chenliujiwu (now west of Ningling, Henan), was a general under Cao Cao during the Three Kingdoms period. In his early years, he committed murder in retaliation, thus making his name known to many heroes. Later, Zhang Miao raised his army and Dian Wei joined the army as a scholar and was under Zhao's favor. Later, he was appreciated by Cao Cao's general Xiahou Dun and transferred to him. He beheaded enemies in several battles and was worshiped as Sima. In 194, Lu Bu took advantage of Cao Cao's eastward expedition to Xuzhou and attacked Yanzhou. Cao Cao immediately counterattacked Lu Bu. Lü Bu sent troops to garrison forty or fifty miles west of Puyang. Cao Cao carried out a night attack and fought until the next morning. Lü Bu led his troops to rescue and besieged Cao Cao on three sides. Lu Bu personally led his army to engage in dozens of battles from morning to noon. The battles were fierce. Cao Cao recruited strong men to charge into the battle. Dian Wei was the first to respond and recruited dozens of people. They put on double armor, gave up their big pillars, and went into battle holding long spears and halberds. Directly to the west, the battle situation became more urgent. Dian Wei rushed forward to block the enemy soldiers. The enemy's crossbows fired wildly and arrows rained down like rain. Dian Wei closed his eyes and asked his soldiers to wait five steps between the enemy and us before calling him. The soldiers shouted: " Five steps are in vain!" Everyone was frightened and shouted: "The prisoners are here!" Dian Wei held more than ten halberds in his hands and shouted. The enemies all fell to the ground, and Lu Bu had to retreat. Because of his meritorious service, he was worshiped as a captain and became Cao Cao's personal guard. He commanded hundreds of soldiers to patrol around the main tent. Later he was moved to the rank of school captain. In 197, Cao Cao attacked Wan and Zhang Xiu surrendered. Cao Cao was very happy and held a banquet. More than ten days later, Zhang Xiu rebelled and attacked Cao Cao's camp. Cao Cao was disadvantaged and Qingqi escaped. Dian Wei blocked the door and prevented the enemy from entering. Zhang Xiu's army had to disperse and enter through other doors.

At that time, more than ten people around Dian Wei fought to the death, one against ten. Dian Wei held a long halberd and attacked from left and right, but the soldiers around him died one by one, and Dian Wei also suffered dozens of injuries. The enemy took the opportunity to come forward to capture him, but Dian Wei was killed instead. He held the two of them with both hands and killed them. The other enemies did not dare to step forward. Dian Wei rushed forward and killed several people. He was injured suddenly and cursed the enemy with his eyes wide open before he died. Finally, Zhang Xiujun dared to step forward again, cut off his head, and watched each other, while the overthrown army looked at his body. Cao Cao retreated to Wuyin and couldn't help crying when he learned that Dian Wei had died in battle. Later, he retrieved his body, cried over Dian Wei's body, and buried him in Xiangyi. Every time he passed his burial place, he used animals to worship Dian Wei. Xiahou Dun Xiahou Dun (? - 220 years), named Yuanrang, was born in Peiguoqiao (now Hao County, Anhui). He was the leader of Cao Cao's family army during the Three Kingdoms period. Life: After Xia Houying, the servant of the Western Han Dynasty, he was a brother of Cao Cao. Brave and good at fighting, when Cao Cao raised his troops to attack the Yellow Turban Army, he followed him and served as his general. Later, when Cao Cao was appointed General Fenwu, he appointed Dun as Sima and stationed Baima. Soon he was promoted to Lieutenant of Chongxiao and became the governor of Dongjun. Later, Cao Cao conquered Tao Qian and left Xiahou Dun to guard Puyang. However, Zhang Miao rebelled against Lü Bu, and Xiahou Dun fled Juancheng. However, he was tricked on the way and was kidnapped by the Lü army who pretended to surrender. Fortunately, Han Hao rescued him and he was able to escape and defend the three cities with Xun Yu and Cheng Yu. During the expedition against Lu Bu, Xiahou Dun was shot in the left eye by a stray arrow and was known as the "Blind Xiahou". Later, he regained the command of Chen Liu, the governor of Jiyin, general Jianwu, and was granted the title of Marquis of Gao'an Township. In 202, he took advantage of the order to attack Liu Bei in Xinye, but was defeated and returned. During a severe drought, Xiahou Dun cut off the Taishou River and formed a pond. He personally carried the soil and led his soldiers to plant rice and cultivate the fields. This avoided the danger of food shortage and benefited the people. Later, he successively served as General Yin and Fubo of Henan. He was empowered to do simple tasks without being bound by the system, and he even commanded a town of 2,500 households. He won the trust of Cao Cao. During the march, he was able to ride with Cao Cao in the same carriage, and he could freely enter Cao Cao's bedroom without passing through. Cao Cao died of illness, Cao Pi ascended the throne, usurped the Han Dynasty and established the Wei Dynasty, and made Xiahou Dun a general. However, he died a few months later. He was posthumously named Zhonghou, and the Xiahou family also received favorable treatment. Characteristics Xiahou Dun was studious and expert at teaching, but he was strong-willed. When he was 14 years old, someone insulted his teacher and killed him. And even though he is in the military, he will personally welcome teachers to give lectures. He attaches great importance to appearance. Whenever he looks in the mirror and sees that he is blind, he loses his temper. He doesn't like being called "Blind Xiahou". Although he holds a high position and has great authority, he is frugal by nature and indifferent throughout his life. Any extra wealth he has will not be shared with his subordinates. Family brother Xiahou Yuan, together with Xiahou Dun, served under Cao Cao. Xiahou Lian was granted the title of Liehou. His son, Xia Houmao, was married to Princess Qinghe, the daughter of Cao Cao. She had a close friendship with Cao Pi and served successively as Minister of the Imperial Palace and General of Anxi Zhendong. Xia Houchong was granted the title of Liehou and died early. Sun Xiahou Xia, son of Xiahou Chong. The great-grandson Xiahou Shao, the son of Xiahou Mao, commented on the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms and said: "The Xiahou and Cao families have been married for generations, so Dun, Yuan, Ren, Hong, Xiu, Shang, Zhen, etc. are close to each other in their hearts. They value the time and influence their achievements. It’s hard work.

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