Compared with friends who are familiar with the Three Kingdoms, they all know that there are too many famous generals and too many stories in the Three Kingdoms. For example: Tiger Prison Guan Sanying Battle Lü Bu; Guan Yun Long Thousand Miles WalkIng Single Riding; Zhuge Liang Tongue Battle Group Ru; Grass Boat Borrowing Arrows; Zhang Feidang Yang Bridge Drinking Back Millions of Male Soldiers; Ma Chao Wei Shui Killed Cao Cao cutting his beard and abandoning his robes, and other famous general stories, it can be said that there are countless in the Three Kingdoms.
Eastern Wu famous general Zhou Yu. Zhou Yu (周瑜), courtesy name Gongjin ,, was a famous general at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and in the history of Zhou Yu's "sexual restoration" and "real wizardry", Sun Quan praised Zhou Yu for having "Wang Zuo's assets". From the age of 21, he went to the battlefield with Sun Ce to pacify Jiangdong, and after Sun Ce was assassinated, Sun Quan succeeded him, and Zhou Yu went to the funeral, and as a middle protector, he and Changshi Zhang Zhao took charge of everything. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), Zhou Yu led an army to unite with Liu Bei and defeated the Cao army in the Battle of Chibi, thus laying the foundation for the "three divisions of the world". After the Battle of Chibi, Zhou Yu offered Sun Quan a plan to put Liu Bei under house arrest and marry Xichuan directly, so that he could achieve a two-way world. In the fifteenth year of Jian'an (210), when he was just preparing to implement the Plan for Xizhiyi Prefecture, he died of illness in Baqiu at the age of 36. Even more depressing, Zhou Yu's posthumous image was blackened by Luo Guanzhong. Zhou Yu did not die, and Liu Bei was difficult to dominate Western Shu.
Zhang Fei was cut off in his dream. Zhang Fei is a military general known for his "fierceness" in the Three Kingdoms, commonly known as "fierce Zhang Fei". Zhang Fei was heroic and invincible, and in his lifetime, he had never been defeated except for once in Lü Bu's hands. In 208 (the thirteenth year of Jian'an), Cao Cao marched south, and Liu Bei fled with hundreds of thousands of people. At this time, Cao Cao's large army caught up, and Zhang Fei led more than twenty horsemen to break off. When Cao Cao's army arrived, Zhang Fei resisted the water and broke the bridge, shouting, "I am Zhang Yide, a Yan man, who dares to fight to the death!" This cry was thunderous, and none of Cao Jun dared to come forward. It is also written in the speech that Xiahou Jie, a close associate of Cao Cao, was frightened by Zhang Fei and fell off his horse and died.
The head of the "Five Sons of Good Generals", Yu Ban. Yu Ban, Ziwen Ze, the head of Cao Wei's "Five Sons of Liang General", was the earliest elder-level general who followed Cao Cao. He was a man of great determination and good at governing the army, and even Cao Cao, the Emperor of Weiwu, once praised the Forbidden Army as comparable to the famous generals of ancient times! In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, in 219 AD, Guan Yu came out from Jingzhou to attack Fancheng, and Yu Ban commanded Cao Wei's 7th Road reinforcements to relieve the siege of Fancheng, but was defeated by Guan Yu's flooding of the Seventh Army, and he himself was captured alive by Guan Yu! After Yu Ban was captured, he did not choose to die Mingzhi, but chose to surrender to Guan Yu! Later, Eastern Wu secretly attacked Jingzhou, and Yu Ban fell into the hands of Sun Quan, and was humiliated by eastern Wu's courtiers led by Yu Tuan.
Ma Chao, a famous Shu Han general. Ma Chao, also spelled Mengqi, was originally one of the heroes of the late Han Dynasty, commanding a Western Liang cavalry, and accompanied his father to fight for many years, dividing Miura and Liangzhou. However, because of the rebellion against Cao Cao, not only did cao Cao not be defeated, but also the entire family of 200 people was killed. At the Battle of Tongguan, after being defeated by Cao Cao at the Battle of Weishui, he attached himself to Zhang Lu and switched to Liu Bei. Originally, he wanted to borrow Liu Bei's strength to counterattack Cao Cao, but unfortunately, he was not reused by Liu Bei, and he often had a sense of danger, especially after the Battle of Liu Bei's Yiling, he basically lost the possibility of competing with Cao Cao for hegemony, and Ma Chao was also anxious and depressed, and eventually died. Very pathetic!
The above several famous military generals can be regarded as unnatural deaths. In the words of the times, it is called "dying very bitterly", ah, it is really a pity!