First, the battle of the giant deer
The Battle of Julu was a major decisive battle in Julu (now Pingxiang, Hebei Province). Xiang Yu led tens of thousands of Chu troops (later warlords and rebels from all walks of life also participated in the war) and led 400,000 troops together with Zhang Han and Wang Li, famous generals of Qin State, which was also one of the most famous battles in China history.
Xiang Yu burned his bridges, took the lead in conquering Qin Jun with dauntless spirit when the armies of the vassal states were bogged down, and drove the armies of the vassal states to destroy the king and leave the army at last, and forced 200,000 Zhang Han and Qin Jun to surrender eight months later. Since then, Xiang Yu has established a leading position in various rebel armies. After World War I, the main force of the Qin Dynasty was lost, and it existed in name only.
Second, the battle of Chiting
The battle of Chiting was in the second year of Yuan Dynasty (1 15). In the war between the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Qiang people, Seo Woo, the satrap of Wudu (county governance, now Chengxian County, Gansu Province), defeated Xiqiang in Chiting (now Chengxian County, Gansu Province).
In this battle, Xu Yu is smart and agile. In the case of serenade alone, he kept bluffing, defeating the strong with the weak and bullying the weak with the strong, and won the battle with tens of thousands of Qiang soldiers. This is a typical war example in the history of China War. After the war, Seo Woo built a 180 camp in Yuqiang Wudu.
Third, the battle of Guandu.
The battle of Guandu was one of the "three major battles" in the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and it was also one of the famous battles in the history of China. In the fifth year of Jian 'an (200 years), Cao and Yuan were at loggerheads in Guandu (now northeast of Zhongmou, Henan) and launched a strategic decisive battle. Cao Cao raided Yuan Jun's granary in Wu Chao (now Fengqiu West, Henan Province), and then defeated Yuan Jun's main force. This battle laid the foundation for Cao Cao's unification of northern China.
Fourth, Battle of Red Cliffs.
Battle of Red Cliffs refers to the battle between Sun Quan and Liu Bei in Chibi of the Yangtze River (now northwest of chibi city, Hubei Province) in the 13th year of Jian 'an in the late Eastern Han Dynasty (208). This is one of the famous battles in the history of China, in which the few win the many and the weak win the strong.
It was the most famous of the "three major battles" in the Three Kingdoms period, and it was also the first large-scale battle to cross the Yangtze River in China's history, which indicated that China's military and political center was no longer confined to the Yellow River. Finally, Sun and Liu joined forces to attack with fire, and Cao Cao returned to the north. Sun and Liu each took a part of Jingzhou, which laid the foundation for the tripartite confrontation among the three countries.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) Battle of Mu Ye
The battle of Makino, that is, the decisive battle of cutting Zhou, was a decisive battle between the allied forces and the Shang army in Mu Ye (now south of Qixian County, north of Weihe River, near Xinxiang City). Because Di Xin (Shang Zhouwang) first conquered Lebanon in the northwest, then settled in the east and settled in the south, although it won, it was militaristic, which aggravated social and class contradictions. Finally, he was defeated and set himself on fire, and the Shang Dynasty perished. Therefore, Zuo Zhuan said: "It is not good for him to spread it abroad."
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Battle of Julu
Baidu Encyclopedia-Battle of Chiting
Baidu Encyclopedia-Battle of Guandu
Baidu Encyclopedia-Battle of Red Cliffs
Baidu Encyclopedia-Battle of Makino