Speaking of the special forces of the Three Kingdoms, the trapped camp under Wen Hou Lübu, the history books record that more than 700 soldiers are called a thousand people, the armor is refined and neat, and each attack is unbreakable, called the trap camp.
In other words, the golden uprising that broke out in 184 AD was a heavy blow to the Eastern Han Dynasty, the country was already in disarray, and the military industry was miserable to what extent, it is needless to say. In the period of extreme scarcity of materials, this armor is all refined, and the bright armor of the troops is particularly dazzling.
In the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the princes were in a scuffle, and the quality of the soldiers was uneven, and as the most elite unit under the command of Lü Bu, the god of war, in addition to the training being relatively arduous, the organization was strict, the battle must be won, and the attack must be conquered, which is very rare and valuable, and the combat effectiveness naturally increases exponentially. It is just a pity that the special forces have completely disappeared in history with Lü Bu's death, and have not left too many footprints in the history of the Three Kingdoms, and have not even survived the arrival of the Three Kingdoms.
However, the tragic slogan of "the ambition to fall into the battlefield is silent" is still recited by people, saying that it was in the Battle of Xiaoyaojin in 215 AD, when Zhang Liao won the 100,000 troops of Eastern Wu with eight hundred soldiers, and it was all the way to the banner of Sun Quan's commander-in-chief, which made the Eastern Wu army feel frightened, and it was repeatedly defeated, and then led the pursuing troops to break Sun Quan, Gan Ning, Ling Tong and others almost captured Sun Quan alive, and defeated Zhang Liaowei and shook Huaxia twice.
You must know that he is Lü Bu's subordinate. The formation and trapped camp of eight hundred people are actually very close, and the ability to create such anti-heavenly achievements is also very consistent with the description of their combat effectiveness in the history books. So we boldly guess that perhaps this is the last battlefield in the history of the trapped camp, and the same is worthy of great praise for the Tiger and Leopard Battalion of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms.
The trapped camp just mentioned belongs to the infantry class, and this is a famous cavalry unit. You have a lot of famous cavalry units like the Three Kingdoms period, the iron horse under Ma Chao, the white horse that Zhao Yun once served, the real thunder should be Cao Cheng Xiang's men, the tiger and leopard battalion commanded by the generals of the Cao clan, the Book of Wei records that the Governor of the Three Kingdoms, the tiger and leopard riding are all in the world or from a hundred people will make up for it, and its elite degree can be seen.
Compared with the trapped camp mentioned earlier, It seems that Chen Shou's depiction of the Tiger and Leopard Camp still really took some ink. In February of the twelfth year of Jian'an, during the northern expedition against Wuhuan, the Cao army encountered tens of thousands of elite Wuhuan cavalry, and the general Zhang Liao was ordered to attack the tiger and leopard battalion, and cut off the hands of Wuhuan Shan Yu Dadun on the battlefield, and tens of thousands of fierce Wuhuan cavalry were dissipated and could be decapitated by the cavalry, which was comparable to one of the eight models of the later generations of the White Tiger Regiment.
Third, in the thirteenth year of Jian'an, Cao Chun chased Liu Bei from Jingzhou to Changsaka, that is to say, Liu Bei, who had fought a long-distance attack in the First Battle of Changshanpo at that time, was a wolf and a tiger and leopard. The fate of this army does not seem to be recorded in the history of the book, but everyone speculates that it may be the geomorphological characteristics of Wu and Chu in the late Three Kingdoms period, and it is not particularly suitable for cavalry combat. The Tiger and Panther cavalry was incorporated into the Janissaries and did not appear on the battlefield. Looking at the Shu Han in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms novel, the Southern Barbarian King Meng Yu came out very eyesightlessly, and as a result, everyone knew very well that Old Meng created the most shameless record in the history of human warfare, and was caught seven times. I don't know if you have any questions in your hearts when you see this, the barbarians under Meng Yu are so brave, why didn't Shu Han recruit them to join the army and participate in the war?
In fact, in the historical battle sequence of the Shu Han Dynasty, there was really such a legendary army composed of ethnic minorities, which was the Wudang Flying Army. After Zhuge Liang conquered Nanzhong, he used local barbarian soldiers to build a team. According to the history books, these warriors can cross mountains and mountains by wearing iron armor, are good at using crossbows and poisonous arrows, and are especially good at defensive combat, which is a bit scattered at the beginning of discipline.
The State of Shu then appointed wei guosheng, who was strict in governing the army, as the first commander of the army, and this person was Wang Ping, who covered the retreat of the main force and retreated completely. At that time, The Cao Wei cavalry was alone in the world, and the Shu Han army, which was mainly infantry, was at an absolute disadvantage.
In 254 AD, Jiang Wei took advantage of the situation to swing the Northern Expedition, and zhang Yi, who was suffering from rheumatism, was too serious to move and had to stand on crutches. However, General Zhang insisted on following the army to the north. Before leaving, he wrote: Lord Chende has been favored many times, and now he can finally go out with the army and serve the country, and if he cannot repay the victory, he has to sacrifice himself in return. After Liu Shan saw it, he was in tears and sighed. At the last moment, after Zhang Yi led the five thousand Wudang Flying Army, opposite the tens of thousands of troops of the Wei general Xu Zhi, an old man who could not even walk the road, commanded thousands of infantry and resisted the repeated attacks of tens of thousands of cavalry.
The iron horse of the Wei army was like a black wave, coming again and again, but the Fei Army did not retreat until all the warriors and their elderly commanders fell on this blood-stained land. This heroic unit finally fulfilled the oath of the commander Zhang Yiruo who did not succeed in the battle in a tragic way that the whole army died in battle.
Perhaps it was the era of chaos that made these heroic troops eventually flood the imperial city ancient road and desert the beacon border city.