The last god of war in the late Qing Dynasty: martial arts rivaled Zhang Sanfeng, who once defeated an army of a thousand people with seven people

The people who can be called the God of War in our country are definitely some characters with wisdom and courage, such as Bai Qi, Xiang Yu, Yue Fei and so on. In the late Qing Dynasty of China, there was also a god of war, when the Qing government was corrupt and the lives of the people were ruined. At this time, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement broke out, and the Taiping Army even captured Nanjing for a time, sitting on half of the Qing Dynasty.

The early siege of the taiping army can be said to be very rapid, although there are reasons for the decay and incompetence of the Qing government, but also because there are many outstanding generals in the Taiping army, one of which can be called the last god of war in the late Qing Dynasty, he is Shi Dakai. Shi Dakai was invited out of the mountain by Hong Xiuquan at the age of 16, and became a great general after three years, and was named the Wing King at the age of 20.

In 1852, Changsha was surrounded by Qing forces, and Shi Dakai led his men across the Xiang River, defeating the Qing army several times. Later, he jumped out of the encirclement, captured Yueyang, occupied Wuhan, and was invincible. In the battle in 1856, he even hanged Zeng Guofan, causing Zeng Guofan to commit suicide by diving at one point. Shi Dakai's most famous experience was when he fought Ulantai, when Shi Dakai sent seven Taiping troops to launch a night attack on a thousand Qing soldiers, and this battle the Taiping Army defeated more than three hundred Qing soldiers and created a good story.

Later, after the Tianjing Incident, Shi Dakai chose to rent it, but he still fought for the anti-Qing operation. In 1862, the river swelled, Shi Dakai and his men were surrounded, in order to save the lives of his subordinates, Shi Dakai negotiated with the Qing army alone, and finally chose to surrender. However, after surrendering, the Qing army did not choose to spare him, but executed Shi Dakai and his soldiers. In addition to being an outstanding military general, Shi Dakai was also a martial arts master, who was on a par with Zhang Sanfeng, Dharma and others in the lectures of the Peking GuoshuGuan.