Familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, in this era, it can be said that heroes and heroes are born, and famous generals and sages abound, and the famous generals we are familiar with include the five tiger generals of the Shu Han Dynasty: Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, and Huang Zhong; as well as the five sons of Cao Wei: Zhang Liao, Le Jin, Yu Ban, Zhang Gao, and Xu Huang; the four generals of Eastern Wu: Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Lü Meng, lu Xun, etc., are all leaders of this era. However, there are also some very funny Five Tiger Generals, who are angry with Zhuge Liang and threaten to capture Guan Yu alive, and the ending is worse than the other.
Who is this funny Five Tiger Admiral? This still has to be found in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" novel, because many people are from the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" fictional characters, but bring great artistic effects, they are the so-called "Jingnan Five Tiger Generals" Ling Ling Taishou Liu Du's son Liu Xian, the general Xing Daorong, Changsha Taishou Han Xuan under the military academy Lieutenant Yang Ling, Guiyang Taishou Zhao Fanbu general Chen Ying, Bao Long.
First: Xing Daorong
Xing Daorong, the first general of Jingnan, had the courage of ten thousand men, and made a mountain axe, known as "ten thousand enemies". Since they were ten thousand enemies, they naturally matched Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, so when Liu Bei went south to take Lingling County, he sent Zhuge Liang to fight. And Xing Daorong, with his own bravery, angered Zhuge Liang, did not expect to pick a number with Zhang Fei, because of his lack of strength, he was defeated, intercepted by Zhao Yun, had to get off his horse to deceive Liu Bei, and then wanted to lure Liu Bei into the trap, but made a mistake and was killed by Zhao Yun in the ensuing battle.
Second: Yang Ling
Yang Ling, suppressing Huang Zhong, Wei Yan became the first brave general under Han Xuan. Whenever there is a battle, it must be a pioneer, known as the "trapped vanguard". In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, when Liu Bei attacked the four counties of Jingnan, he sent Guan Yu to take Changsha County, and at this time, The Taishou of Changsha, Han Xuanxiang consulted with the general Huang Zhong, and it was at this time that Yang Ling proposed to fight and threatened to capture Guan Yu alive. Out of the city opposite Guan Yu, Yang Ling stood out with a gun and stood in front of the battle to scold. Yun grew angry, pegasus danced the knife, and took Yang Ling directly. Ling's gun came to meet. With only one, Yun Chang raised his knife and slashed Yang Ling under the horse.
Third: Liu Xian
Liu Xian (劉贤), the eldest son of Liu Du (劉度長公子), was a famous scholar of Jingnan, known as a Confucian general, who was good at recruiting talents and talents. Also a fictional character in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei captures Lingling and xian recommends the general Xing Daorong to meet the enemy. However, he later designed a sneak attack on Liu Bei's army, was captured by Zhang Fei, and was later released by Zhuge Liang to persuade his father to surrender, and eventually returned to Liu Bei.
Fourth: Chen Ying
Chen Ying, a fierce general of Guiyang, is good at making flying forks, fighting calmly and strategically. Liu Bei ordered Zhao Yun to attack Guiyang, and Bao Long and Chen Ying, believing themselves to be superior in martial arts, went out to fight Zhao Yun, but were defeated by Zhao Yun.
Fifth: Boron
Bao Long, who had shot shuanghu and Weizhen Jiangnan, and Chen Ying were the fierce generals of the two Guiyang Taishou Zhao Fan, and the two were collectively known as "Guiyang Shuangbi". The characters in the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms are not found in the canonical records. After the Battle of Chibi, Liu Bei ordered Zhao Yun to attack Guiyang, and Bao Long fought with Chen Ying, but was defeated by Zhao Yun. After Taishou Zhao Fanna surrendered, the sister-in-law became angry and ashamed, and Bao Long and Chen Ying went to Zhao Yun's camp to surrender and were killed by Zhao Yun.