In 2 19, Guan Yu attacked Fancheng, and Sun Quan appointed Lv Meng to take Jingzhou. Lv Meng crossed the river in white to take Jingzhou and captured Guan Yu alive in Maicheng. After Guan Yu was taken to Jianye, Sun Quan killed Guan Yu and gave his head to Cao Cao. In 220, Cao Pi replaced Han. Sun Quan was called a vassal of Wei State, and Cao Pi gave Sun Quan nine gifts. In 22 1 year, Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor and immediately set out to attack Dongwu, calling it revenge for Guan Yu, which was actually the battle of Jingzhou. Sun Quan decisively appointed 39-year-old Lu Xun as commander-in-chief to face Liu Bei. Lu Xun defeated Liu Bei in the Yiling fire. In 223, Liu Bei died of illness, and Zhuge Liang sent Deng Zhi to cross the river for peace and prepare for the Northern Expedition. Sun Quan lived in harmony with Shu Han and * * * attacked Cao Wei. In 224, Cao Pi's army attacked Wu Dong. Sun Quan asked Xu to make a fire to break the enemy. In 226, Cao Pi died of illness. Sun Quan personally led an army to attack Jiangxia, but was defeated at the insistence of the satrap Wen Pin.
In 229, the rise of Sun and the formal establishment of Dongwu regime. In 234, Sun Quan responded to Zhuge Liang's last Northern Expedition and was defeated by Yangzhou secretariat Man Chong. After rising of sun, he became more and more arrogant and favored Coco. Prime Minister Gu Yong was killed for no reason, and General Lu Xun died of grief. Prince Sun Quanli made a big mistake. After the death of Prince Sun Deng, Sun Quan first abolished Sun He, then gave Sun Ba a death present, and finally made Sun a prince, which laid the foundation for the political revolution of Wu Palace in the future. In 252, Sun Quan died at the age of 7 1.
Zhuge Liang (18 1-234), also known as Kong Ming, was called Mr. Wolong and Prime Minister of Shu and Han Dynasties. He lived in seclusion in Longzhong in his early years. Later, Liu Bei took care of Mao Lu and asked Zhuge Liang to be a strategist. Because Zhuge Liang was very young at that time, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and others looked down on Zhuge Liang. Liu Bei said to them, "Only Kongming is like a fish getting water." Guan Yu and others will not say anything after listening. In 208, Cao Cao went south and defeated Liu Bei. Zhuge Liang and Xu Shu were defeated by Cao Cao in their escape. Xu Shu then defected to Cao Cao. After Zhuge Liang arrived in Jiangxia, entrusted by Liu Bei, he went to Soochow to lobby and unite Wu against Cao. After Liu Bei entered Sichuan, Zhuge Liang guarded Jingzhou, and Zhuge Liang's political talents initially appeared at this time. After Pang Tong was shot with an arrow, Zhuge Liang went to Sichuan with Zhao Yun as a second-class reinforcement. Since then, Liu Bei has basically led the troops abroad, and Zhuge Liang has been staying in Chengdu. Because of his outstanding political ability, surprisingly, the economy has been greatly restored. This achievement was not only praised by everyone in Shu, but also praised Zhuge Liang's political talents many times by Zhong You and Dong Zhao of Wei in their memorials to Cao Cao. Cao Cao also wrote a letter to Zhuge Liang and sent some gifts. Of course, all this is in vain. After the war in Hanzhong, Liu Bei proclaimed himself the king of Hanzhong and named Zhuge Liang the general of the military division. 22 1 year, Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor and Zhuge Liang became prime minister. Liu Bei tried to attack Wu, but Zhuge Liang's earnest persuasion was useless and Liu Bei was defeated.
In 223, Liu Bei's Baidi City was entrusted to orphans. In order to limit Zhuge Liang's power, Liu Bei put Li Yanlai in charge of grain and grass to restrict Zhuge Liang. Later, Zhuge Liang went south, defeated Meng Huo, and the south was pacified. Then Zhuge Liang went north and collected Jiang Wei. Then Zhuge Liang asked Ma Su to guard the street pavilion. Andy defeated Ma Su and occupied Jieting, and the Shu army was defeated. Later, Zhuge Liang attacked Wei several times and successfully got rid of Li Yan. However, Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition was successfully defeated by Cao Zhen and Sima Yi, and eventually the national strength of Shu became weaker and weaker. In 234, Zhuge Liang broke down from overwork and died in Wuzhangyuan. He was an official of the marquis of Wuxiang and the prime minister of Shu Han. Sima Yi called Zhuge Liang "a genius in the world" when he inspected the camp of Shu army. But Zhuge Liang's death doomed the demise of Shu.
Zhuge Liang's achievements in his life can be roughly divided into three stages. The first stage is from mountain to Sichuan. At this stage, Zhuge Liang mainly demonstrated his diplomatic skills. In particular, his lobbying in Battle of Red Cliffs made Sun Liu form an alliance. Of course, from the later stage, there are still many people in Shu who have such diplomatic ability, such as Deng Zhi, Ying Zheng and others. However, Zhuge Liang's talk about the subtlety of war in front of Sun Quan coincides with Zhou Yu, the governor of Soochow at that time, Lu Su, a captain who joined the army, etc., which shows that Zhuge Liang still saw the war clearly and Zhuge Liang was a strategist. In the second stage, Zhuge Liang went to Sichuan Tuogu Baidi City. At this stage, Zhuge Liang mainly showed his outstanding political talent. It can be said that the survival of Shu after Zhuge Liang's death is related to Zhuge Liang's governance of Xichuan during this period. At this stage, Liu Bei stationed troops in public security and Yangpingguan successively, and all the internal affairs in Chengdu were handed over to Zhuge Liang. Different from the romance, Zhuge Liang did not participate in the battle of Hanzhong and the previous battle of Dingjun Mountain. He has been staying in Chengdu. The third stage is from Liu Bei's death to Zhuge Liang's illness. At this stage, Zhuge Liang's energy has shifted from internal affairs to military affairs. However, judging from Zhuge Liang's several northern expeditions, Zhuge Liang was good at running the army and lacked military strategy. During the Northern Expedition, Zhuge Liang also invented the wooden ox and flowing horse for transporting grain and grass (note that the wooden ox and flowing horse here are two kinds of tools, which are also driven by human power, unlike what is said in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms), and created the Eight Arrays map (the Eight Arrays map has been lost today, but the Eight Arrays map is more a formation method when the two armies are at war than the Stone Arrays map mentioned in the Romance). From this point of view, Zhuge Liang is more suitable to be in charge of logistics work in the war. He is really not the person who can command the three armed forces. What I want to say here in particular is that Zhuge Liang's biggest mistake was his handling of the aftermath. Zhuge Liang's funeral was handled in this way: Sun Tzu's Art of War was passed on to Jiang Wei, the army belonged to Yang Yi, and the position of Prime Minister was inherited by Jiang Wan (since Liu Chan, the late Lord, never set up a Prime Minister, Jiang Wan only became a general). This kind of funeral treatment can only lead to civil strife in Shu and Han dynasties, because Yang Yi is difficult to accommodate people, and Jiang Wan and Jiang Wei have already completed the opposite attitude towards the Northern Expedition. This shows that Zhuge Liang is much worse than Liu Bei in knowing people. Finally, due to the influence of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, many people like to say the word "Zhuge Shi Jun", but in fact Zhuge Liang was never a real strategist of Liu Bei (Zhuge Liang was a general and a corps commander, but this was not a real strategist). Zhuge Liang's position under Liu Bei is similar to that of Yu Xun under Cao Cao, and they are both key figures guarding the rear. Of course, the deification of Zhuge Liang has never been reliable. As far as the legendary things are concerned, Zhou Yu belongs to the first three countries, Sima Yi belongs to the last three countries, and Zhuge Liang belongs to the three countries in the world. There is no comparability between them.
Cao Cao (155-220), also known as Meng De, was the actual founder of Wei regime. At the beginning of his twenties, he proposed Lian Xiao, and he showed his superiority in the battle against the Yellow Scarf Uprising. After the Yellow Scarf Uprising, he served as a captain of Xiaoqi in Han Dynasty. In A.D. 189, Dong Zhuo entered Beijing and Ren Xiangguo, and greatly appreciated the promising young Cao Cao. But Cao Cao looked down on him and refused to associate with Dong Zhuo, so he left Luoyang. As soon as Cao Cao left, Dong Zhuo immediately caught Cao Cao everywhere. On the way to zhongmou county, Cao Cao was caught. After hard work, Cao Cao finally escaped. Back to his hometown of Liu Chen, Cao Cao immediately recruited soldiers. Coss, Cao Hong, Xia Houdun, Xia, Li Dian and four others came to surrender. Cao Cao's strength gradually increased, and then he issued a campaign against Dong Zhuo by about 14 governors. Governors * * * pushed Yuan Shao as the leader, and the army went straight to Surabaya Pass. With the outstanding performance of Changsha satrap Sun Jian, the army finally captured Luoyang. Dong Zhuo fled to Chang 'an in a mess. Later he was killed by Wang Yun and Lu Bu.
At this time, Cao Cao came to Puyang as a satrap. On the way to pick up my father, my father Cao Song was killed by a mountain thief in Xuzhou. Cao Cao was furious and attacked Xuzhou. Before he left, Chen Gong, the counselor, guarded Puyang, but just as Cao Cao and Tao Qian were fighting fiercely in Xuzhou, Chen Gong colluded with Lu Bu and captured Puyang. Cao Cao had to give up attacking Xuzhou and return to Puyang. After some fighting, Puyang was finally recaptured. Chang 'an reignited the war, and Xian Di escaped from Luoyang, asking for help everywhere. Cao Cao seized this excellent opportunity, welcomed Di Xian back to his sphere of influence, and invited him to move to Xuchang, thus opening the prelude of his "relying on the emperor to make princes". In the next few years, Cao Cao first joined forces with Liu Bei to crush Lu Bu in Xiapi City and kill Lu Bu on the White Gate Tower. Then he defeated the rebellious Liu Bei in Xuzhou and captured Guan Yu, Liu Bei's subordinate.
Then the war with Yuan Shao began. Cao Cao first asked Guan Yu, who lived temporarily in Bai Mapo, to kill Yan Liang, the general of Yuan Jun, and Wen Chou, the general of Yuan Jun, in Yanjin. Then Guan Yu left Cao Cao and defected to Liu Bei in Yuan Ying Shao. At this time, Cao Cao confronted Yuan Shao in Guandu, 20,000 to 100,000. At the end of 2000, Cao Cao took advantage of Yuan Jun's slackness to burn the granary in Yuan Jun and build a nest by burning grain. Yuan Jun was defeated and Cao Cao won the battle of Guandu. Then he defeated Yuan Shao in Cangting, causing Yuan Shao to vomit blood and die. Yuan Shao's prequel is located in Yuan Shang, the third son, and it is doomed to an infighting in Hebei. Cao Cao took the opportunity to pacify Hebei in 207.
In 208, Cao Cao became prime minister and went south to prepare for pacifying the south. First defeated Liu Bei's army in Changbanpo and occupied Xinye City. Then Liu Biao died, Cai Mao surrendered, Cao Cao rewarded Liu Cong, and then he was stationed in Jiangling, ready to pacify Jiangdong in one fell swoop. At this time, Liu Bei in Jiangxia sent Zhuge Liang to cross the river to unite with Wu Kang Cao, and Zhou Yu set out to confront Cao Cao in Sanjiangkou. Soldiers in the north are not used to the water and soil in the south, and many diseases occur. In the winter of 2008, Huang Gai offered a false surrender, and Zhou Yu attacked Cao Cao in Chibi. Cao Cao had to burn the boat back to Xudu.
2 1 1 year, Ma Chao uprising. At this time, Ma Teng, Ma Chao's father, was still an official in Yecheng. Cao Cao first defeated Ma Chao in Weishui, and then pacified Xiliang in one fell swoop. After returning to Xudu, they killed Marten's three families.
In 2 13, Cao Cao conferred the title of Wang Wei, and the political map of Wei was initially formed. Then Cao Cao attacked Zhang Lu in Hanzhong. Pound, Ma Chao's former subordinate, surrendered to Cao Cao, and Zhang Lu was forced to surrender. At this time, Sima Yi proposed a plan to let Cao Cao attack Liu Bei who had just won surprisingly, but Cao Cao refused, thus losing an excellent opportunity to pacify surprisingly.
2 16 years, Cao Caoli Wang Wei. In 2 18, Liu Bei of Xichuan set out to attack Hanzhong, and Cao Cao took Xia as the pioneer to guard Dingjun Mountain, and didn't want to be killed by Huang Zhong in Xia's Han Dynasty's righteous plan. Cao Caobing killed Dingjun Mountain and was defeated by Liu Bei. Cao Cao had to give up Hanzhong and return to Xudu. In order to get revenge, Cao Cao secretly formed an alliance with Wu Dong and attacked Guan Yu. At this time, Guan Yu of Jingzhou was attacking Fancheng where Coss was located, and Cao Cao took Yu Jin and Pound as backup pioneers to kill Fancheng. On the battlefield, the white horse general Pound shot Guan Yu in the head with an arrow. When Cao Jun was about to win, a heavy rain destroyed him. The seventh army was flooded, Pound was beheaded by Guan Yu, and Yujin was put in Jingzhou. Then Monroe of Soochow attacked Jingzhou, and Coss fought back and defeated Guan Yu, forcing Guan Yu to retreat from Maicheng, and was finally captured by Monroe. After Sun Quan beheaded Guan Yu, he sent Guan Yu's head to Xudu. Cao Cao saw through Sun Quan's plan and buried Guan Yu, so that Western Shu would not attack Wei.
At this time, Cao Cao's head wind disease became more and more serious. He saw that there was bound to be a struggle between Shu and Wu, so he was not worried. Cao Cao's deathbed prequel is located in his second son, Cao Pi (the eldest son Cao Ang died young, at this time, Cao Pi was the eldest son), and entrusted the affairs to the counselor. In 220, Wang Cao died in Luoyang City at the age of 66. Later, Cao Pi replaced the Han Dynasty and made Cao Cao Wei Wudi.
Cao Cao was a warrior all his life. Flexible use of troops, good selection and good use of generals, strict management of the army. Strict training, clear rewards and punishments, riding into the wheat field, cutting hair on the spot, protecting military discipline. Have pity on the soldiers and win the morale of the army. Cao Cao is good at the art of war and has written hundreds of thousands of words. He also collected Sun Tzu's Art of War as a "continuation". A Brief Explanation of Sun Tzu (that is, Notes on Sun Tzu) annotated thirteen articles of Sun Tzu for the first time, which enriched and developed China's ancient military theory. His war view of "soldiers move with justice", his "cunning theory" of winning by surprise, and his foresight in attaching importance to logistics support and strengthening the construction of water army are all highly praised by future generations. Most of his military writings are lost, and Cao Cao Ji compiled and revised by Zhonghua Book Company collects Cao Cao's existing military documents.
Liu Bei (162-223), Emperor Zhaolie of Shu Han, founder of Shu Han, Han clan, and hero in troubled times. When suppressing the yellow turban insurrectionary uprising, I knew Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. They were three brothers and really had the friendship of father and son. Because Liu Bei is a Han clan, Guan Yu respectfully calls Liu Bei his brother, although he is two years older than him. After the yellow turban insurrectionary uprising was suppressed, Liu Bei was appointed as Anxi county magistrate. Later, because he was dissatisfied with Du You's various difficulties, he whipped Du You and left his post. (The official history was that Liu Bei flogged Du You), and later he defected to Gongsun Zan, where he was named the county magistrate of Pingyuan.
Later, Cao Cao attacked Xuzhou, and Tao Qian turned to Liu Bei for help. Liu Bei borrowed thousands of soldiers and horses from General Gongsun Zan and General Zhao Yun to help Xuzhou. At this time, Lu Bu attacked Puyang, Cao Cao's base, and Cao Cao had to retreat. Liu Bei is stationed in Xuzhou. Tao Qian handed Xiao Peicheng to Liu Bei. Then Zhao Yun wanted to leave, and Liu Bei struggled to stay together. Zhao Yun promised that he would come to defect in the future. Later, Tao Qian died and gave Xuzhou to Liu Bei. Liu Bei led himself as a shepherd in Xuzhou. Later, Lu Bu, defeated by Cao Cao, came to defect, and Liu Bei let him live in a small place. Later, when Lu Bu attacked Xuzhou, Liu Bei had to go to Xiaopei. Later, Yuan Shu sent Ji Ling to attack Xiaopei, and Lyu3 bu4 saved Liu Bei with "Yuanmen shooting halberd". But later, because of the contradiction between Zhang Fei and Lu Bu, Lu Bu attacked Xiao Pei. Liu Bei can only go to Xudu to go to Cao Cao. Cao Cao said that Liu Bei was the shepherd of Yuzhou, so people called Liu Bei "Liu Yuzhou".
Later, Yuan Shu proclaimed himself, and Cao Cao mobilized Liu Bei, Lu Bu and Sun Ce to attack. After Shouchun, Liu Bei went to Xiaopei. Later, Cao Cao wanted to crusade against Lu Bu, so he joined forces with Liu Bei to crusade. When Lu Bu learned of this, he immediately attacked Xiao Pei, and Liu Bei had to flee to Cao Ying, Cao. Pi City was broken, the White Gate Building was built, and Lu Bu begged for help. Liu Bei only said "I can't see Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo" and killed Lu Bu. Later, Liu Bei followed Cao Cao back to Xudu, but he didn't want to live under others. On the pretext of beating Yuan Shu, he borrowed soldiers from Cao Cao, and Cao Cao allowed him. After Yuan Shu, Liu Bei immediately captured Xuzhou. After Cao Cao heard the news, he led an army to attack the city, and Liu Bei's three brothers were separated. Liu Bei fled to Hebei alone to go to Yuan Shao. Later, he was defeated by Cao Cao in Yanjin and sent to Runan by Yuan Shao.
In the battle of Guandu, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao. Liu Bei thinks that Duodu is empty, which is convenient for Runa and Liu Pi to play Duodu together. As a result, Cao Cao got back in time, and Liu Bei was defeated, so he had to go to Jingzhou to defect to Liu Biao. Because he didn't want to live under someone else's hand, he said a few words of truth after drinking. Liu Biao knew what it meant and asked him to go to Xinye. Cao Cao sent troops to attack, and Liu Bei set fire to the roadside and fled from Xia Houdun. In 207, Liu Bei visited the Caotang and invited Zhuge Liang. Cao Cao led the army south at this time, and Liu Bei could only flee to Jiangxia. Zhuge Liang went to Soochow alone to lobby against Cao Cao. Sun Quan defeated Cao Jun in Chibi with Zhou Yu as the commander-in-chief, and Cao Bing returned to the north. After that, Sun Quan married his sister Sun Shangxiang to Liu Bei to promote the alliance between Sun and Liu. During this period, Liu Bei captured many counties in the south of Jingzhou and occupied Xiangyang.
In 2 10, Zhou Yu, the commander-in-chief of Soochow, set out to take Xichuan, only to be injured by an arrow halfway and died in Baqiu. Pang Tong came to Liu Bei at this time. After weighing the military capabilities of Wolong and Feng Chu, Liu Bei decided to take Pang Tong, Wei Yan and Huang Zhong to Xichuan. Unexpectedly, Pang Tong was killed by an arrow in the battle, so Liu Bei had to let Zhuge Liang into Shu and leave Guan Yu in Jingzhou. In front of Chengdu, Ma Chao also joined in to persuade Liu Zhang. In 2 14, Liu Bei took charge of Yizhou pastoral since then, and the territory of Shu was initially formed. In 2 18, Liu Bei set out to attack Hanzhong and wanted to take Dongchuan. In the battle of Dingjunshan, Huang Zhong killed Xia, a general of Cao Jun, because of his righteous plan. Hanzhong has been won, and Liu Bei calls himself the king of Hanzhong.
Later, Guan Yu set out to attack Fancheng, and I don't know when it would be great. Lu Meng of Dongwu took Jingzhou with the plan of "crossing the river in white clothes", which drove Guan Yu to nowhere and finally captured Maicheng. In Jianye City, Guan Yu was killed by Sun Quan. In 220, Cao Cao died of illness and his son Cao Pi succeeded to Wang Wei. Later, the Han emperor was abolished and the state of Wei was established. The following year, Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor in Chengdu in the name of "Han Family", and the founding name was "Han", which was called "Shu Han" in history, and the regime of Shu State was formally established.
The following year, in order to compete for Jingzhou, Liu Bei thought Guan Yu's revenge was an excuse and sent 300,000 troops to attack Dongwu. Unexpectedly, on the eve of the uprising, Zhang Fei was killed by his subordinates, who defected to Soochow. This strengthened Liu Bei's determination to attack Wu Dong. Sun Quan took Lu Xun as the commander-in-chief, but Lu Xun insisted on not fighting. A year later, Liu Bei set up an 800-mile camp on the bank of the Yangtze River. Lu Xun attacked the Shu army with fire without turning back, and even the battalion was burned, so Liu Bei could only flee in panic. He fled to Bai Di City, where Liu Bei used it as his palace and temporarily stayed.
The following year, Liu Bei's condition deteriorated, and Zhuge Liang was recruited from Chengdu, which was entrusted by orphans in the future. Liu Bei was relieved to see that Zhuge Liang didn't mean to object, but only helped Liu Yuxin Zen wholeheartedly. I died at the age of 63.
Guan Yu (160-2 19), with a long word, was a general of Shu and Han before the founding of the People's Republic of China, the first of the four tigers of Shu and Han, the earliest general under Liu Bei, and a lover of Hedong. He killed people in his hometown in his early years and then fled to Zhuo Jun to meet Liu Bei and Zhang Fei. These three men are brothers, and they have a real friendship between father and son. Although Guan Yu is two years older than Liu Bei, Guan Yu still respects Liu Bei as a brother because of his clan status.
In Xuzhou's crusade against Lu Bu, Guan Yu showed outstanding performance and was deeply appreciated by Cao Cao. After Liu Bei rebelled and was defeated by Cao Cao, Guan Yu was captured alive by Cao Cao. Guan Yu made it clear that he didn't want to leave Liu Bei. Cao Cao said that Guan Yu would leave as soon as he heard from Liu Bei. Then Yuan Shao attacked the White Horse, and Guan Yu went to battle as a general of Jun, killing Yuan Shao's general Yan Liang. Then Guan Yu left Cao Cao and went to Liu Bei in Yuan Shao's army.
Battle of Red Cliffs and Guan Yu were generals under Liu Bei, guarding Huarong Road. Cao Cao escaped here and escaped the collision. Guan Yu failed to catch Cao Cao. After the war, Guan Yu went to Changsha and was defeated by Han Xuan's general Huang Zhong. Liu Bei's army arrived and finally subdued Huang Zhong and won Changsha. Then Liu Bei entered Sichuan, and Zhuge Liang set out as a second-line reinforcement, leaving Guan Yu to guard Jingzhou.
Guan Yu became increasingly arrogant after guarding Jingzhou. Guan Yu made unforgivable mistakes in his policy towards Wu Dong. Sun Quan first tried to kiss Guan Yu, but Guan Yu refused and was severely scolded. Later, he tried to attack Wu Dong, but was defeated by Gan Ning. In 2 15, Lu Su attacked Guan Yu and forced Shu to cede three counties to Wu Dong. Liu Bei proclaimed himself the queen of Hanzhong, and Guan Yu was named the head of the four tiger generals. In 2 19, Guan Yu attacked Fancheng Coss. Cao Cao heard the news and sent Yu Jin and Pound to help. After a great war, the white horse general Pound hit Guan Yu in the head with an arrow, and Guan Yu had to retreat and rectify. At this time, a heavy rain helped Guan Yu a lot, and Cao Jun in the valley was submerged by the Seventh Army. Guan Yu escaped the ban and killed Pound. When he attacked Fancheng again, he was shot by a poisonous arrow. The military doctor scraped Guan Yu's bones, and Guan Yu got better. At this time, Monroe of Soochow had attacked Jingzhou with the plan of crossing the river in white. Guan Yu was defeated by Coss and Man Chong at this time, and had no choice but to retreat to Maicheng.
Guan Yu of Maicheng asked for help everywhere, but because he basically offended his colleagues at ordinary times, Mi Fang and Liu Feng were unwilling to send reinforcements. Guan Yu finally had to ride alone to break through, and was repeatedly ambushed by Wu Jun in the Middle East, and finally caught by Pan Zhang. After arriving at Jianye City, he was killed by Sun Quan at the age of 60.
Guan Yu in history is very different from the deified Guan Yu in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In history, Guan Yu never rode a red hare or danced dragon sword. Hua Xiong's killing with warm wine was entirely attributed to Sun Jian, and killing Wen Chou was Cao Cao's strategy. Even the first hero to kill Yan Liang should be Xun You, not Guan Yu. Riding a thousand miles alone is also a myth, and Huarong Road is also far from historical facts. It was Liu Bei who killed Che Zhou and Cai Yang. As for the one-knife meeting, the real hero of this matter is Lu Su. In a word, Guan Yu in the romance is not a man, but a god. However, the heroic image of Guan Yu in Romance has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and Guan Dijun has long been enshrined by thousands of families.
Zhang Fei (? -222), the word Yide (the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is wrong), is one of the earliest generals under Liu Bei. The brand is angry and dry, and its sex is like fire. When Liu Bei lived under Lu Bu, because Zhang Fei repeatedly opposed Lu Bu, Lu Bu finally took Xiao Pei to Liu Bei's place, and Liu Bei defected to Cao Cao. Cao Cao attached great importance to Zhang Fei's ability and married Xia's daughter (said to be Xia's sister) to Zhang Fei. Later, Zhang Fei's daughter married Liu Bei's son Liu Chan, which means that Cao Cao and Liu Bei are related. After Liu Bei rebelled and was defeated by Cao Cao, Zhang Fei had to go to Runan. Finally reunited with Liu Bei and Guan Yu. Later, Liu Bei entered Sichuan, and Zhang Fei, as a second-line reinforcement, released Yan Yan, and all the way to the jaw city to fight Ma Chao. Later, Liu Bei called himself the king of Hanzhong, and named Zhang Fei the second general of the four tigers, second only to Guan Yu. Zhang Fei has been guarding Langzhong ever since.
In 2 19, Guan Yu was killed. 22 1 year, Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, and Zhang Fei returned to Chengdu, urging Liu Bei to attack Wu and avenge Guan Yu. Liu Bei, who wanted Jingzhou, immediately agreed to let Zhang Fei attack Wu Dong as a pioneer. Because Zhang Fei has always been bad to his subordinates, he was finally killed by his subordinates before cutting Wu. He was only in his early 50 s at the age of 50.