The Three Kingdoms period was an era of rapid changes and the emergence of heroes in large numbers. In this era, we got to know a large number of capable people and strangers. Represented by counselors are Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, Sima Yi, Pang Tong, etc. Represented by force are Lu Bu, Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Dian Wei, etc. "The country is picturesque, and there are so many heroes at one time." It is not easy to remember the names of these people, especially those whose names are difficult to recognize. So let’s take a look today at the three people whose names are most likely to be mispronounced in the Three Kingdoms.

1. Meet the rules. The two characters "Fengji" seem to be commonly used characters. Maybe many friends will ask whether these two characters can be pronounced incorrectly? , but in fact, most people pronounce it wrong. "Feng" should be pronounced as "páng", and "Feng" was pronounced as "Pang" in ancient times. He was Yuan Shao's adviser at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. When Yuan Shao fled to Jizhou, Yuan Shao met him and appreciated his talent very much, so he re-employed him. Since then, he has followed Yuan Shao in his southern and northern campaigns. After Yuan Shao died, he was afraid that Yuan Tan would harm him, so he tampered with Yuan Shao's edict and established Yuan Shang as his successor. Later, Yuan Tan found out and killed him in anger.

2. Kuai Yue. I believe many friends can’t read the first word. Some people may say that if they don’t know Du Banbian, they should read it at Du Peng. In fact, this is not the case. The correct pronunciation should be “kuǎi”. It is estimated that only experts who specialize in rare characters can recognize such rare characters. He was originally a subordinate of Liu Biao, the shepherd of Jingzhou. After Liu Biao died of illness, he surrendered to Cao Cao. Cao Cao was very happy when he learned about it, because this man was very talented and capable. When Liu Biao governed Jingzhou, he had to rely on him many times. Cao Cao entrusted him with important responsibilities, and his official career was prosperous.

3. Quyi. When I saw the first word, I called it good guy. Who knows what to read. Therefore, some people have speculated that some people say it is read chrysanthemum, and some people say it is read it. In fact, both of them are wrong. The correct pronunciation is "qū". He is also a general under Yuan Shao. He is good at fighting and has repeatedly achieved military exploits, so he is highly valued by Yuan Shao. His most brilliant achievement is leading 800 cavalry to defeat Gongsun Zan's 10,000 infantry, which can be said to be very powerful.

The above are the three people whose names are more likely to be mispronounced in the Three Kingdoms. Come and see if you know them all?