Preface: Whether in ancient times or in modern times, it is a very common phenomenon for sons to inherit their father's inheritance. Moreover, many famous generals of the Three Kingdoms period, such as Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Huang Zhong, Ma Chao, etc., were the top martial artists of that era, and their stories were also widely circulated. However, it is worth noting that although Guan Yu's generation is very famous, his descendants are not satisfactory.
The history books record that Guan Yu had two children, Guan Ping and Guan Xing. At that time, after Guan Yu broke away from Cao Cao, he once stayed in a peasant family surnamed Guan, and his children were named Guan Ping, and they admired Guan Yu from an early age. Now that guan yu was seeing the figure, he had to follow Guan Yu, and Guan's father also hoped that Guan Yu would take him in and take him to make a meritorious career. Guan Yu saw that Guan Ping was more and more pleasing to the eye, so he accepted him as a righteous son and personally taught him the Tao strategy in the art of war, and Guan Ping also became Guan Ping's left and right hand, and Guan Ping also became his right and left hands.
During the Battle of Jingzhou, Guan Ping was able to resist Xu Huang, one of the five sons of Cao Wei, and was once recognized by Liu Bei as the first person of the Shaozhuang faction. However, after Guan Yu carelessly lost Jingzhou, Guan Ping followed Guan Yu to break through and was killed by Eastern Wu, and Guan Ping was killed. Moreover, Guan Yu's youngest son, Guan Xing, grew up in Yizhou, and after Guan Yu's death, he vowed to avenge his father, killing Pan Zhang in the Battle of Yiling, killing him, and killing him, comparing it to Zhuge Liang's time. However, Guan Xing did not understand Zhuge Liang's strategy, and was dragged to death by the Wheel War of the Wei army in a battle.
Zhang Fei had two sons, one named Zhang Bao and Zhang Shao. Zhang Bao, exactly like Zhang Fei, grew up with Guan Xing in a knife dance fight and became brother and sister. When it was closed, Zhang Bao was very sad and vowed to avenge Guan Xing. During the Second Northern Expedition, he encountered the murderer of Guan Xing and chased after him, but because he was not familiar with the terrain, he ambushed in the valley and was shot into the valley by an arrow. By the time the Shu army rescued him, he was powerless to return to heaven, and Shu Han had lost another general. But Zhang Shao had been terminally ill since he was a child, and Zhang Fei let him learn literature, hoping to become a military master. It can be said that Zhang Shao did not inherit Zhang Fei's backbone, although There was still a possibility of Shu Han counterattacking when Deng Ai attacked Chengdu, Zhang Shao took him to Luoyang in order to survive, so he brought his backbone to Luoyang in an attack on Luoyang.
Zhao Yun's sons were Zhao Guang and Zhao Tong, their talents were far from Zhao Yun's, and they did not even learn much of the family's marksmanship, so Zhao Yun had no choice but to arrange their two brothers to the logistics unit of the Shu Army. During Liu Bei's Northern Expedition, the two men delivered grain and grass to the Shu army on the front line, and did not make battle achievements, but they did not make mistakes. When Zhao Tong destroyed Shu at Sima Zhao, Zhao Tong, as a deputy general, died on the battlefield, and Zhao Guang surrendered with the Shu army and was saved. Originally, he hoped to stay in Shu, but due to the rebellion of Zhong Hui And Jiang Wei, sima Zhao, after quelling the rebellion, moved the old people of Shu Han to Luoyang, and Zhao Guang was able to enjoy his old age in Luoyang.
The best performer of these descendants was The son of the famous Cao Wei general Pang De, Pang Hui. That year, Pound was beheaded by Guan Yu for Ning's death, and the young Pang Hui had planted the seeds of revenge in his heart. Because Of Pang De's connection with the army during his lifetime, Pang Hui would always get help from the generals of the Wei army when he grew up, and Pang Huicheng also successfully joined the Wei army. However, Pang Hui, unlike other second-generation generals, was willing to start with one person, and Cao Wei Huainan as the Yongliang region, with one victory and one defeat in one battle, and was recognized by Sima Zhao.
When Sima Zhao launched the War of Annihilation of Shu, Zhong Hui was the main coach, Deng Ai and Zhuge Xu were the deputy commanders, and Pang Hui served as Zhong Hui's deputy in this war. The Shu general Jiang Wei originally wanted to resist the Wei army in Hanzhong, but was defeated by the flaws that Pang Hui had seized, so he had no choice but to retreat to the Sword Pavilion, and also had a stalemate with Pang Hui for a long time. While the generals were constantly feeding and high morale to prepare to capture the Sword Pavilion, Liu Chan surrendered to Deng Ai, and Pang Hui used his power to kill Guan Yu's family after entering Chengdu. Although the means were bloody, no one dared to mention it because of his outstanding merits, and he was later appointed by Sima Zhao as his right and left arm, and his status was below that of one person.