The Three Kingdoms is an era of heroes, from the invincible Lü Bu to the first-class Zhang Fei and Ma Chao, from Xu Huang to Liao Hua Ding Feng, endless wonderful achievements have emerged. Moreover, many princes also had a martial art, Gongsun Zhan of the Panhe War, Yuan Shao, who drew his sword to anger Dong Zhuo, yuan shu who killed the palace gate, they also emerged with some heroic achievements, in addition to Lü Bu, Sun Ce and Ma Chao, who were the eight most powerful figures in the Three Kingdoms?
First place: Gongsun Zhan
As Gongsun Zhan of Beiping Taishou, he can be called the strongest martial artist among the princes, and his ability to fight with Lü Bu, the first brave general of the Three Kingdoms, for several rounds of defeat and retreat, shows that his strength is indeed not simple, and Xiahou Huan has also fought with Lü Bu alone, and the result is only a few rounds of defeat. And Gongsun Zhan was able to fight with the strongest general in Yuan Shao's army, General Wen, for more than ten rounds in Panhe, which also proved that his strength was really good. Wen Ugly had caused Xu Huang to be defeated and retreated, and Yan Liang, who was equally famous as Wen Ugly, defeated Xu Huang in twenty rounds, and from this criterion, Gongsun Zhan's martial arts would not be lower than Le Jin and Li Dian, and he should have no problem fighting with Xu Huang and Xiahou huan for thirty or fifty rounds.
Second place: Zhang Xiu
Zhang Xiu's martial arts are highly controversial, although they do not show too much martial arts, but they have made many military achievements when fighting with their uncle Zhang Ji. At the time of the conquest of Yuan Tan by the warriors, Cao Cao was re-marquised because of his bravery and good fighting, and from Li Yu Guo Feng to Li Meng Wang Fang, the Western Liang warriors were basically known for their bravery, but they did not meet such super strong figures as Ma Chao and Zhang Fei, their strength was still on the high side, and in some versions, Zhang Xiu's marksmanship was also more outstanding.
Third place: Liu Bei
As a companion of Gongsun Zhan, Liu Bei's swordplay can also be called a masterpiece of the Three Kingdoms, and his swordplay also played a certain role in the Three Yings Battle Lü Bu. In the early days of the conquest of the Yellow Turban Army, Liu Bei also always charged forward, and his archery skills were also quite good, and during the Battle of Quyang, Liu Bei shot an arrow and injured the digong general Zhang Bao. Liu Bei's strength on horseback is not very strong, the main reason is the lack of strength and the double-stranded sword, which is a short weapon that has no advantage in the battlefield, if Liu Bei walks the rivers and lakes, he may be called a good swordsman. Liu Bei's strength should be on par with Yu Ban's.
Fourth place: Sun Jian
Sun Jian's strength is very strong, and he is known for killing pirates at the age of seventeen. His record in the conquest of the Yellow Turban Army was also very amazing. Taking the lead in attacking the city tower and killing more than twenty people of the Yellow Turban Army, Zhao Hong of the Yellow Turban Army was killed by Sun Jian in one turn. And when he met the Western Liang fierce general Hua Xiong, he could also fight for a few rounds, and it should be said that his strength would not be too far behind Han Dang and Zu Mao.
Fifth place: Yuan Shao
Yuan Shao was still very bold and courageous in his early days, in the face of Dong Zhuo's arbitrariness standing above the court, he dared to draw his sword and Dong Zhuo's anger, these were not how strong Yuan Shao's strength could be, but to a large extent, It showed that Yuan Shao still had some confidence in his sword skills, after all, Lü Bu was around Dong Zhuo. Without a certain amount of courage and ability, you dare not stand up.
Sixth place: Sun Quan
Sun Quan's family is basically a martial artist, Sun Jian is the first choice for bravery and martial arts, the eldest Sun Ce is a first-class martial arts strongman, Sun Shao, Sun Shao, etc. in the Sun clan are all heroic and good at war, although Sun Quan has no actual combat as the lord of Jiangdong, but in the face of Zhang Liao's challenge book, from Sun Quan's golden armor, more than twenty kilograms will still be there, which does not show how strong Sun Quan can be, at least it shows that his physical fitness is very good.
Sun Quan is relatively a very rational figure, able to accept Zhang Liao's challenge, it should be said that he still has a certain strength. Maybe these fighters with Song Xianwei can fight dozens of rounds, but it is difficult to compete with Zhang Liaoyi, because there is still a certain gap between them. Moreover, he didn't have any remarkable record, and Tai Shi Ci wouldn't let him take this risk, so he preemptively fought Zhang Liao.
Seventh place: Yuan Shu
Yuan Shu's behavior in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms has not been too good, it seems that he is only an arrogant and arrogant figure, and even belongs to the princes who cannot lift the sword like Liu Zhang and Kong Rong, but the early Yuan Shu was also a brave figure, and when He Jin was killed, Yuan Shu led troops into the court. Although the resistance in the court is not very strong, but there is also a certain risk, if Yuan Shu does not have the ability to rush and kill in the rebel army, he can completely command at the palace gate. Yuan Shu's ability should not be too strong, but the ability to kill more than ten soldiers should still be OK.
Eighth place: Cao Cao
Cao Cao's martial arts should not be above Yuan Shu, and he is wise enough to be inferior to Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu at least in terms of bravery. Yuan Shao was able to wield his sword to anger Dong Zhuo, while Cao Cao would only pretend to obey and then choose to assassinate. Entering the palace gate to behead the eunuchs, Cao Cao rushed to kill after Yuan Shu. During the night patrol in Hanzhong, he also went out with a steel axe, and it should be said that Cao Cao could also do martial arts, but his strength was not high, and it was still okay to kill several soldiers.