Edit this paragraph Huo Qubing of the Western Han Dynasty
Huo Qubing
Huo Qubing, a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty (140 BC - 117 BC), was a Han military strategist. He was a native of Pingyang County, Hedong County (now southwest of Linfen, Shanxi Province). The nephew of the famous Han Dynasty general Wei Qing, Haoqi Tian, Huo Qubing was appointed as a hussar general and led an army of 10,000 to conquer the Xiongnu alone.
This was the Battle of Hexi. The 19-year-old commander-in-chief Huo Qubing lived up to expectations and fought a beautiful roundabout battle in a thousand-mile desert. In six days, he fought against the five Xiongnu tribes and advanced all the way. He fought against the Huns Luhou and King Zhelan in the Gaolan Mountains.
A head-to-head battle of life and death was fought. In this battle, Huo Qubing defeated 10,000 soldiers and only had 3,000 soldiers left. The Huns suffered heavy losses - both King Luhou and King Zhelan died in the battle, Prince Hunxie and the Prime Minister.
The captain was captured and killed 8,960 enemies. The Xiongnu slaughtered the Tianjin people and became the spoils of the Han army. After this battle of blood and fire, no one in the Han Dynasty questioned the young Huo Qubing's command of the army.
With his ability, he became a military model in the Han army and the embodiment of the martial spirit. In the summer of the same year, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty decided to pursue the victory and launch a battle to regain Hexi. In this battle, Huo Qubing became the commander-in-chief of the Han army, while veteran generals like Li Guang and others only served as his supporters.
Troops. What is ridiculous is that Gongsun Ao and other "old horses" who often travel to the desert are not as good as Huo Qubing, the son of Chang'an two years ago. He actually got lost in the desert and did not play the role of assist. The veteran Li Guang
The troops were surrounded by King Zuoxian of the Xiongnu. Huo Qubing once again went deep into the army alone and won another great victory. In the Qilian Mountains, Huo Qubing's troops killed more than 30,000 enemies and captured five Xiongnu princes, the big and small Yu clans of the Xiongnu, and fifty-nine Xiongnu princes.
There were sixty-three captains in charge of the generals of the Prime Minister. After this battle, the Xiongnu had to retreat to Yanzhi Mountain and the Han Dynasty regained the Hexi Plain. The Xiongnu, who had done whatever they wanted at the head of the Han Dynasty and caused countless deaths in the Han Dynasty, finally finally
He sang a lament: "The loss of my Qilian Mountains will deprive my animals of their ability to feed; the loss of my Yanzhi Mountains will deprive my women of their beauty." From then on, the military power of the Han army increased, and the 19-year-old Huo Qubing became a frightened enemy of the Huns.
God of War. What really makes Huo Qubing like a god is that the "Surrender of Hexi" happened in the autumn. After the two battles in Hexi, the Xiongnu Chanyu wanted to deal harshly with the Hunxie King who had been defeated repeatedly. After the news leaked out, Hunxie King and Xiutu King
He wanted to surrender to the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not know whether the surrender of the two Xiongnu kings was true or not, so he sent Huo Qubing to the Yellow River to surrender. When Huo Qubing led his troops across the Yellow River, a mutiny broke out among the Xiongnu surrenderers. Faced with this situation, Huo Qubing only
With several soldiers, he personally rushed into the Huns camp and faced King Hunxie and ordered him to kill the mutinous soldiers. We can never guess what King Hunxie was thinking at this time. At that moment, he had every chance.
Take Huo Qubing as a hostage or kill him in revenge. If he did this, Shan Yu would not kill him but reward him. However, in the end King Hunxie gave up on this young man who dared to take risks alone and was not afraid of life and death. His momentum suppressed him.
Huo Qubing's momentum not only suppressed King Hunxie, but also suppressed more than 40,000 Huns. They did not continue to expand the mutiny. The surrender of Hexi ended smoothly, but today we can only try to imagine that situation with admiration and confusion.
How did that 19-year-old boy stand in the enemy's camp during the crisis and subdue the 40,000 soldiers and 8,000 rebels outside the camp with just an expression and a gesture? From then on, the pictures of the Han Dynasty included Wuwei, Zhangye, and Jiuquan.
, the four counties of Dunhuang and the Hexi Corridor were officially merged into the Han Dynasty. This was the first time in Chinese history that the foreign invaders had surrendered.
The confidence of the strong. In the fourth year of Yuanshou (119 BC), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty launched the unprecedented "Mobei War" in order to completely eliminate the main force of the Xiongnu. At this time, Huo Qubing had become the trump card of the Han army without any doubt. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty
He had great trust in Huo Qubing's ability. In the pre-planning of this war, Huo Qubing was originally arranged to defeat Shan Yu. However, due to intelligence errors, the match became Wei Qing's. Huo Qubing failed to meet his most desired opponent and instead encountered King Zuo Xian.
.However, this battle can be regarded as the pinnacle of Huo Qubing's work. In the process of going deep into Mobei to find the main force of the Xiongnu, Huo Qubing led his troops to attack for more than 2,000 miles and annihilated more than 70,000 enemies at a loss of 15,000. He captured the third prince of the Xiongnu.
There were eighty-three generals and captains in charge of the country. Huo Qubing, who was probably eager to confront the Xiongnu Chanyu and "seek defeat alone", pursued them all the way to the Kent Mountains in present-day Mongolia. It was here that Huo Qubing temporarily stopped and led his army to perform sacrifices.
The ceremony of heaven and earth - the ceremony of offering sacrifices to heaven and sealing ceremony was held in Langjuxu Mountain, and the Zen ceremony of offering sacrifices to earth was held in Guyan Mountain. This is a ceremony and a kind of determination. After sealing Langjuxu, Huo Qubing continued to lead his army to pursue the Xiongnu in depth until Han Dynasty.
They had just returned to the sea (today's Lake Baikal, Russia). They started from Chang'an and rushed to Lake Baikal. They won a great victory along the way in an almost completely unfamiliar environment. What an achievement! After this battle, "the Huns fled far away from the desert to the south without a king's court."
Huo Qubing and his "Sealing the Wolf to Juxu" have since become the highest pursuit and life-long dream of Chinese soldiers of all dynasties. This year, Huo Qubing was only twenty-two years old. After completing such an unparalleled feat, Huo Qubing also became a member of his family.
The pinnacle of life: Great Sima Hussar General. However, only two years later in the sixth year of Yuanshou (117 BC), the 24-year-old Hussar General Huo Qubing passed away. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very sad about Huo Qubing's death. He mobilized the Iron Armored Army
They formed a formation along Chang'an and reached Huo Qubing's cemetery in Maoling. He also ordered that Huo Qubing's tomb be built to look like the Qilian Mountains to show his extraordinary achievements in defeating the Huns. Huo Qubing was posthumously named "Jinghuan Hou". The bravery index was 9, the resourcefulness index was 10, and the overall rating was 9.5.
Edit this paragraph Lu Bu of the Eastern Han Dynasty
According to the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Lu Bu is well-deserved to be the most powerful general in the Three Kingdoms, but there is no definite evidence in history that Lu Bu
Lu Bu (? - 198) was the "No. 1 general in the Three Kingdoms" in Fengxian's Romance. He was a native of Jiuyuan County, Wuyuan County (today's Wuyuan County, Inner Mongolia). He was good at riding and had strong physical strength. He was known as a flying general and was famous in Bingzhou; the governor Ding Yuan mainly used cloth.
Book. After Dong Zhuo entered the capital, he induced Lü Bu to kill Ding Yuan and led his troops to surrender. Dong Zhuo saw his personal servant and ordered Bu to serve as a cavalry captain. Bu also served Dong Zhuo as his father. However, Dong Zhuo often wanted to kill Bu Bu because of small anger.
Nu and Situ Wang Yun planned to kill Dong Zhuo. Zhuo's party, Li Jue and others, gathered as thieves to attack Chang'an. Bu could not refuse to escape and sought refuge with Yuan Shu, Yuan Shao and Zhang Yang. Finally, under the planning of Zhang Miao and Chen Gong, they took control of Yanzhou and fought several fierce battles with Cao Cao.
Liu Bei first won the battle and then was defeated, and Liu Bei stationed his troops in Xiaopei, who took refuge in Xuzhou. Lu Bu took advantage of Liu Bei's attack on Yuan Shu to seize Xuzhou and then reconciled with Bei under the mediation of Cao Cao. Yuan Shu attacked Liu Bei and Lu Bu used the Yuanmen halberd as a bet to make Yuan Jun retreat.
Yuan Shu launched an army to attack Lu Bu. Lu Bu was defeated. However, Cao Cao and Liu Bei allied forces to attack and defend Xia Pi. Although Bu was brave and brave, he lacked resourcefulness and believed his wife's words and did not accept the words of his subordinates. Cao Cao was besieged for three months and Lu Bu's army deserted his generals.
Cheng, Song Xian, and Wei continued to bind Chen Gong and surrender them; Lu Bu also bound Chen Gong, and Gao Shun was killed in Baimen Tower. Bravery Index 10 Intelligence Index 5 Overall Rating 8
Edit this paragraph Eastern Han Dynasty Ma Chao
Ma Chao
Meng Qi Fufeng (Gyeonggi Sanfu left Feng Yu right Fufeng) was born in Maoling. Ma Chao's father was named Ma Teng. Around the end of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty (180-189), he and Bian Zhang, Han Sui and others in Xizhou started an uprising.
). In the third year of Chuping (the reign of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty), Ma Teng and Han Sui led their troops to march into Chang'an. The Han court at that time (recruiting the two men) granted Han Sui the title of General Zhenxi (stationed in Lanzhou, Jincheng). Ma Teng was granted the title of Zheng Xi.
General Xi was stationed in Yi County. That year, Ma Teng attacked Chang'an again, but the army was defeated and returned to Liangzhou. When Cao Cao came to power, he sent Zhong Yao as Sili Colonel to Chang'an and took control of the Guanzhong area. Zhong Yao wrote to Han respectively.
Then he and Ma Teng stated their interests for them (resolving the conflict between Han and Ma). Ma Teng sent his eldest son Ma Chao to assist Zhong Yao in attacking high-ranking officials and Guo Yuan in Pingyang. In this battle, Ma Chao's general Pang De was killed in the battle.
He killed the enemy general Guo Yuan. Later, Ma Teng and Han Sui had a conflict. Ma Teng asked to return to the capital (it is unclear whether the capital here refers to the third assistant of Chang'an or Xuchang at that time). Because of this, Ma Teng was named Weiwei (in charge of the capital).
The officers who guarded each gate were one of the Nine Qings) so that Ma Chao took over Ma Teng's troops and worshiped Ma Chao as a partial general and named the capital Tinghou. He fought Cao Cao's general Xu Chu for 100 rounds with no outcome, and Xu Chu was naked in the formation. Cao Cao was afraid
Xu Chu was in a hurry and ordered Xu Chu to withdraw his troops, which shows his high strength in martial arts. He later took refuge in Shu Han and died of illness. Bravery index 9 Intelligence index 5 Overall rating 7
Edit this paragraph Wei Guoran Min
Ran Min
Ran Min (ranmin) is a national hero of the Han nationality. Yongzeng Xiaojinu, a native of Neihuang in Wei County (now northwest of Neihuang, Henan Province), was the founding monarch of Ran Wei during the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms period in China. Ran Min (ranmin) is widely known today.
After hearing the order to massacre the Hu people, he killed Hu Ling. He was an anti-Hu hero who saved the Han people and was famous for his bravery. In 309 AD, a beggar army in Liyang was defeated in a battle with the Xiongnu and the former Zhao Empire.
Ran Min's grandfather Ran Long and uncle Ran Xiang and other relatives did not participate in the battle. The Ran family left behind an 11-year-old boy - Ran Zhan (still a child by today's standards). Ran Zhan led his troops to beg for a living and the rest of them continued.
Fight bravely with the Hu people. In 310 AD, Shi Le (who was the general of the former Zhao Dynasty at this time) attacked Hanoi. He saw a young man in front of the two armies who was brave and brave. He stood in front of the cavalry formation and ignored the stone. Lezan said: "
This son is so strong and strong!" Ran Zhan was outnumbered and captured. Shi Le disciple Ran Zhan and his men were in Lanling County. In 327, Ran Zhan was killed in front of the battle in a battle with the fierce slave Qian Zhao. Ran Zhan
His son was the later Ran Min. In addition to inheriting his father's bravery, Ran Min was also good at using resourcefulness. In 316 AD, the Sima family usurped Cao Wei and established the Western Jin Dynasty. After experiencing the Eight Kings Rebellion, the country suffered heavy losses and became weak and was eventually destroyed by the Huns.
Various Hu forces in the northern and western regions took advantage of the chaos in the world to invade the Central Plains. In 338 AD, young Ran Min participated in the war for the first time. After the Battle of Changli, all Zhao armies were defeated. Only the guerrilla general Ran Min's three thousand Han troops were defeated. After this battle, Ran Min was defeated.
Min Chengming was promoted to Beizhonglang General by Shi Hu and participated in the war to defend the northern border of Zhao Dynasty (at that time, in the Yan Dynasty in the north, there were Ding Ling, Wu Hengfu, Yu and other tribes and tribes who had moved in, and there were frequent rebellions outside the Zhao Dynasty, including Murong Xianbei).
He often sent troops to attack the border.) Ran Min repeatedly performed extraordinary feats in the battles to defend the northern border of Hou Zhao (during which he was also transferred to other places to fight twice). In 350 AD, Ran Min led his army to defeat the Xianbei Yan army by the banks of the Lingshui River.
Ten thousand people were captured and beheaded. More than 70,000 Yan troops were beheaded. More than 30 people burned the grain platform and 200,000 dendrobium were seized. Ran Min's power shook the Central Plains. Later, Ran Min overthrew Jie Zhao and proclaimed himself the emperor. The year of the founding of the country.
The Yongxing Kingdom was known as the Wei Dynasty and its history was called Ran Wei. With the momentum of victory, it attacked the Hu armies from all directions. It went through six fierce battles. (1) In the first battle, Han cavalry broke through the Huns camp for three thousand nights and killed several enemy generals who drove hundreds of miles to kill the Huns.
The first 30,000; (2) In the second battle, 5,000 Han cavalry defeated the 70,000 Hu cavalry; (3) In the third battle, 70,000 Han troops plus 40,000 begging rebels defeated the Hu coalition army of more than 300,000; (4) The fourth battle
Defeated first and then won, with ten thousand people beheading 40,000 Hu soldiers; (5) In the fifth battle, the Han army with 60,000 troops almost wiped out more than 100,000 Qiang and Di coalition forces; (6) In the sixth battle, Murong Xianbei's cavalry was defeated with less than 10,000 infantry.
The 140,000 soldiers did not retreat but advanced, and actually won ten battles and ten victories! Forced by the force of Ran Min and the Han army in the Central Plains,
Millions of people from Xianbei withdrew from China and returned to their original living areas in Longxi or Hetao grasslands.
Some Hu people even moved back to their hometown in Central Asia thousands of miles away. On the way back, these Hu people of different ethnic groups attacked each other.
Plunder pair
Stealing food and even eating human flesh
Only 23 out of 10 people were able to return successfully. During the chaos of China, only four to five million of the northern Han people were massacred. The main murderers were the Huns and white people originating from the Caucasus Mountains to the Black Sea steppes in Eastern Europe.
The Jie tribe. (This ethnic group has the habit of offering human heads for sacrifice) Ran Min destroyed Jie Zhao and annihilated more than 300,000 Jie tribe and Hu soldiers who were mainly Xiongnu. Ran Min later massacred more than 200,000 Jie tribe in Yecheng and other provinces across the country.
Revenge and massacres in various places. The Jie tribe and the Xiongnu were basically wiped out in the bloody national revenge. Several battles demonstrated the majesty of the Han cavalry. Han people in various places revolted in response to the historical record of "attacking each other without fighting without a moon". They recovered in one fell swoop.
Shandong, Shanxi, Henan, Hebei, Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia. The Xiongnu, Qiang, Di and other Hu forces were forced to withdraw from the Central Plains. Shi Zun, Shi Jian, Shi Kun, Shi Chong and Shi Pan were wiped out.
The main force was completely wiped out. So far, two of Shi Hu's fourteen sons were executed by himself; six died of cannibalism; five were exterminated by Ran Min; one defected to the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was beheaded in the street; all died in misfortune. Shi Hu committed evil in his life.
Countless people finally got their retribution in their descendants. In 352 AD, Ran Min distributed the army rations in the city to the people. He led 10,000 horses (mainly infantry) to fight for the food. As a result, he was defeated by Xianbei's 140,000 troops (cavalry, and several others).
Ten thousand follow-up troops) surrounded. Under the cover of Ran Wei's soldiers who fought desperately to break out of the encirclement, Ran Min killed more than 300 people and finally broke out of the encirclement (the battle history is omitted in this article). However, the Zhulong war horse, which was as brave as Ran Min, was overtired.
While Ran Min fell down and was captured, his men were still mechanically working with the enemy to cover other important officials accompanying the army as they evacuated the battlefield, killing until the last person... After Murong Ke captured Ran Min, he presented it to the leader of the country, Murong Jun. Murong Jun laughed at Ran Min: "
Why do you dare to claim to be the emperor when you are only a slave?" Ran Min said angrily: "The world is in chaos, Cao, Yidi, beasts and the like are especially called emperors. How can I, the hero of the Middle Earth, call you!" Murong Jun was so angry that he ordered him to be whipped three hundred times.
Then he sent him to Longcheng and killed him at Mount Erxing. After Ran Min died, grass and trees for seven miles around the mountain were withered and locusts started to wither. From May to December, no rain fell. Murong Jun was shocked and sent people to sacrifice and honor Ran Min as a mourner for Wu.
On the day of the King of Heaven, it snowed so heavily that it passed people's knees. (Official historical records are by no means apocryphal) Author's words: Ran Min's ambition was not fulfilled, and the world mourned him greatly. It's a pity that since God sympathized with Ran Min's intentions, why didn't he just give him a victorious ending? Why still?
His injustice must not be redressed for thousands of years, and he must be reviled by his compatriots. The world is unfair and unkind. I don’t know when Ran Min’s heroic deeds will be widely spread in the world. After Ran Min’s death, the ministers of Ran Wei were so desperate that they cried out to heaven and earth. They all committed suicide.
A small number of people fled to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but none of them surrendered to the former Yan Dynasty. Unwilling to be humiliated, hundreds of thousands of Han people in the Ran and Wei Dynasties fled to the south of the Yangtze River and defected to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The Eastern Jin army failed to respond in time, and hundreds of thousands of people were intercepted and died on the way. Jin generals committed suicide to apologize.
Because Ran Min's dynasty was short, many ministers committed suicide and died for the country. No one wrote a biography of Ran Min. Historians from the Northern Wei Dynasty (Xianbei Dynasty) who later ruled the north scolded Ran Min. No one wrote a biography for Ran Min in the history books.
Min Zhengyi spoke frankly. However, future generations lack information and can only sort it out based on the information left by the past. Some eunuch historians one-sidedly emphasize Ran Min's killing of Hu without explaining the reasons why Ran Min killed Hu. Think of Ran Min ordering the Central Plains
The common people and the Hu invaders fought against each other for months and months. It can be seen that Ran Min's policy at that time was in compliance with public opinion and represented the wishes of the overwhelming majority of the people. It was not that Ran Min deliberately provoked it, but that the contradiction at that time was irreconcilable. Those who wore
Animal skins. Barbarian tribes who eat raw meat. How do they know the value of etiquette and integrity? The barbarian tribes that invaded India tend to treat the local people who created the ancient Indian civilization as slaves. Everyone knows the caste system in India. Today in the 21st century
The untouchables who still live in the lower class of Indian society are the native Indians who were conquered thousands of years ago. King Ran Min invited the world to invite heroes from all over the world to rise up and kill the Hu. Wherever the order to kill the Hu went, the Chinese people responded one after another. The Han army was mighty.
!!The mighty Han army!! The large and small barbarians were scattered and defeated! The land of Kyushu finally returned to its original color. Our people have just been saved from repeating the tragedy of the ancient Indians. In the Flame Tower and the official histories and novels written by the Manchus.
There are many slanders against Ran Min. For example, Ran Min was adopted as an adopted son by the Hu people. However, there is no record in the history books of the Southern Dynasties. We can only get a glimpse of this national hero 1700 years ago through the tampered historical materials.
Yue Fei Tianxiang is a very familiar figure to us. But Ran Min was buried in the vast history books. Ran Min used his actions to save the endangered Chinese Ming Dynasty. He did not hesitate to bear the burden of his reputation for 2000 years.
Infamy. He has regained the living space for us descendants. Ran Min's martial arts is no less than that of Yue Fei! Yue Fei actually wants to become the second Ran Min. Ran Min's achievements are as brilliant as the sun and the moon!! Ran Min was a warrior in the fourth century AD
The star of East Asia is the only hope in the hearts of the people. People say that Ran Min is the hero who reincarnated Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, to save the Han people. He came to save the people in dire straits. The 800,000 Han people in Guanzhong risked their lives and traveled thousands of miles to join Ran Min.
Proof. Bravery index 10, resourcefulness index 10, overall rating 10
Edit this paragraph Yang Zaixing in the Southern Song Dynasty
Yang Zaixing
Yang Zaixing (1104-1140), a Han nationality from Jishui, Jiangxi, whose ancestral home is Xiangzhou, Henan (now Tangyin County, Henan), was born in the third year of Song Chongning and died at the age of 36 in the tenth year of Shaoxing. He practiced martial arts and bow skills since he was a child. He came from a poor family and followed his father to fish.
Born. His ancestor was Yang Jiye, a loyal general of the Yang family in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the first year of Shaoxing (1131), Emperor Gaozong, Cao Cheng led more than 100,000 people to occupy Daozhou. Hezhou was revived and Cao Cheng's generals followed Cao Cheng to plunder southward.
In the second year of Lingnan and Shaoxing, Yue Fei had the power to know Tanzhou and also had power in Jinghu Nanzhong to appease Cao Cheng. Cao Cheng ordered him to gather 30,000 people to resist each other and raised a formation to kill Yue Fei's general Han Shunfu and Fei's younger brother Yue Fan. The rear troops
After being defeated, Xing Xing's horse jumped into a deep stream and was trapped in a desperate situation. The pursuer, Zhang Nu Yufa, Xing Xing urgently called out: "I would like to hold my hand to see Yue Fei!" He came out of the mountain stream and was led by Zhang Xian to meet Fei. Fei's ability to resist gold was rare.
Regardless of personal grievances, he untied him generously and urged him to "serve the country with loyalty and righteousness." Zaixing was greatly moved and followed Yue Fei in the north and south, and became a famous general in the fight against the Jin Dynasty. In the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136), Yue Fei stationed his army in Xiangyang and was ordered to attack the puppet Qi Sun.
The Dutong Army was stationed in Changshui County (the old city is in today's Luoning, Henan Province). On August 13, the troops defeated the puppet Qi Sundutong, and the rear army controlled Manchu and more than a hundred soldiers. The puppet Qi army collapsed and regrouped to take advantage of the victory.
In Changshui County, the fourth deputy general Wu Jinglang was promoted to the control of the Central Army due to his merit. In July 10th of the 10th year of Shaoxing, Yang Zaixing Cemetery and Jin Wushu led 15,000 horsemen including the Dragon and Tiger King to directly attack Yancheng. The two sides fought dozens of times and the Jin soldiers refused to retreat.
Zaixing rode alone into the enemy formation to capture Jin Wushu alive, but was surrounded by the Jin army. Zaixing killed hundreds of Jin soldiers in a bloody battle. Zaixing was also injured in dozens of places and his shirt was bleeding. He finally won a complete victory. It was known as "Lancheng" in history.
"Great Victory". In mid-July, Jin Wushu led another 120,000 troops to attack Yuefei's governor. Zaixing led 300 Qingqi to the outpost and suddenly encountered the Jin army brigade at Xiaoshangqiao. Zaixing fell into a tight siege. After a bloody battle, he killed more than 2,000 enemies.
In the end, due to the disparity between the numbers, he was resurrected and all 300 of his men were killed in battle. His resurrected body was incinerated with 2 liters of arrowheads. He was 36 years old at the time. He was buried in Xiaoshangqiao, south of the river. His tomb was designated by Henan Province in 1963.
Listed as a provincial-level property protection unit. "History of the Song Dynasty·Yang Zaixing Biography" Yang Luohe Yang Zaixing's tomb Zaixing thief Cao Cheng general. In the second year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei broke into Moye Pass. The fifth general Han Shunfu took off his saddle and armor to capture the woman.
With wine. Zaixing led his troops straight into his camp. The officers and soldiers killed Shun Fu and Fei Di Fan. Zaixing jumped into the stream. Zhang Xianyu killed Zaixing and said, "I would like to see my father-in-law." Then he was bound.
When Fei saw Zai Xingqi, he explained his appearance and said: "I don't want you to kill you, so I should serve the country with loyalty." Zai Xing thanked him. Fei stationed in Xiangyang and sent Zai Xing to Ye Yang, Changshui County, Xijing to kill Sun Dutong and
Tongman killed more than 500 people and captured 100 generals. The rest of the party was defeated. Tomorrow, they fought again at Sun Hongjian and defeated their 2,000 soldiers. They regained water and obtained 20,000 shi to help the soldiers and civilians recover the dangerous strategic points of Xijing. They also obtained 10,000 horses left by the puppet Qi.
Hundreds of thousands of grains were harvested. The Zhongyuan of the Zhongyie Hall in Luohe Yang Zaixing Cemetery responded. He returned to Caizhou to burn the thieves' grain. He defeated the Jin people in Yancheng and Wushu angrily joined forces with King Longhu and King Gaitian and Han Chang to force him. He sent his son Yundang.
The enemy fought fiercely for dozens of times and were unable to support them. Zaixing rode into his army alone to capture Wushu, but he was unable to catch and killed hundreds of people before returning. Wushu was so angry that he came back with all his strength and sent 120,000 troops to Linying. Zaixing used three troops to attack Linying.
Baiqi met the enemy at Xiaoshang Bridge and suddenly fought with them, killing more than 2,000 people and 10,000 households. Hundreds of people from 1,000 households were killed. After Zaixing died in the battle, his body was burned and he got two liters of arrowheads. Bravery index 9.5 Intelligence index 6
Overall rating 7.5 Boren was born in Huaiyuan, Anhui Province. Jin Yong's "The Legend of Heaven and Sword of the Dragon" created a glorious Chang Yuchun. In history, he was one of the six founding kings of the Ming Dynasty, second only to Xu Da in terms of military exploits. In 1355, he joined the uprising army.
When Zhu Yuanzhang crossed the Yangtze River to take Taiping and Jiqing, he must first make many military exploits in every battle. He often encountered a man riding a small boat, holding a shield in his left hand and wielding a sword with his right hand. He rushed straight towards him and braved random arrows. When he jumped forward, he stabbed the leader of the guard, Lao Xing, to death.
Brazuo Chong suddenly entered an uninhabited territory. At this time, the rebel army surged and defeated the Hague tribe of the barbarians. This battle was often caused by excessive force when landing. In 1357, he attacked Ningguo and was wounded by a stray arrow. After that, he fought again.
Lian Ke Ningguo, Chizhou, Wuzhou and other cities. When Liu Futong, who accompanied Zhu Yuanzhang's army to rescue Anfeng, arrived, Lu Zhen had already killed Liu Futong and led his troops to defend Zhu Yuanzhang's left and right armies. They were defeated. Chang Yuchun attacked his formation and won three battles in three battles. He captured countless soldiers and horses.
In the autumn of 1363, Zhu Yuanzhang fought a decisive battle with Chen Youliang's 600,000 troops at Poyang Lake, which lasted for 36 days. The brutality of the battle and the amount of force invested by both sides were rare in the history of Chinese wars. Many of Zhu Yuanzhang's brave generals are famous in this battle.
It is recorded in the annals of history that Chun and his generals fought bravely and their cries shook the heavens and the earth. All of them responded with one against a hundred. The Chen army occupied the cruise ship, which was large and sturdy and well-equipped. The Zhu army's ship was small and agile. The two sides were in a stalemate and it was difficult to distinguish. Once, Zhu Yuanzhang's ship ran aground.
Chen Youliang's men bravely rushed Zhang Dingbian straight to Zhu Yuanzhang's boat. The situation was very critical. At this time, Chang Chang shot Zhang Dingbian to death with an arrow, and then rammed his own boat with Zhu Yuanzhang's boat to get it out of the shoal. However, his own boat ran aground. He retreated in defeat.
After the ships came down, the battle continued for three days. Zhu Jun attacked Chen Jun's ships with fire, and the water of the lake turned red.
Immediately he led his army to blockade Hukou and together with other generals, Chen Youliang, who claimed to have 600,000 soldiers, was killed by random arrows. This battle turned the situation around and Zhu Yuanzhang became the leader of the group. In 1367, Xu Da was appointed as the chief general, Chang Yuchun, as his deputy general.
Led twenty-five troops in the Northern Expedition to completely overthrow the Yuan Dynasty. The army fought all the way from Anhui to Yuan Dynasty.
The capture of Wushu was known as the Great Victory of Ta'erwan in history. After capturing Dadu, they marched westward and fought hard with the Yuan Dynasty general Timur's (that is, Zhao Min's brother Wang Baobao) army to pacify Shanxi and Shaanxi. The Yuan army often counterattacked Dadu.
He then led his army to Kaiping, the capital of the Yuan Dynasty (northwest of Duolun County, Inner Mongolia), and Emperor Shun fled to Helin (now Harhorin, Mongolia People's Republic). Chang Yuchun captured Kaiping and completely annihilated the remaining Yuan army, seizing 10,000 vehicles and 30,000 horses.
, 50,000 cattle. He died suddenly in the army on his way back from the capital. He was only 40 years old. According to "The Legend of Heaven and Sword of the Dragon", Zhang Wuji cured him and lost half of his life span. Chang Yuchun had a strange physical appearance and Shen Yi was courageous, long-armed and charitable throughout his life.
He has never been defeated and is known as the "wonderful man in the world". He once said arrogantly: "I can conquer the world with one hundred thousand people." The army gave him a nickname "Chang Shiwan". Zhu Yuanzhang commented that Chang Yuchun "although ancient
"Famous generals have never been surpassed". Bravery index 9.5 Intelligence index 7 Overall rating 8.5 History Although some other famous generals are not loved by the creators and previous revisions of this entry and are included in the top ten brave generals, they are not necessarily as good as the ten.
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