During the Three Kingdoms period, the three princely states of Wei Shu and Wu fought endlessly. It is undeniable that during the period of the three-legged establishment, the world was in chaos, and under such circumstances, the Three Kingdoms became very "wonderful". Later generations wrote novels about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms during this period. Most people's understanding of the Three Kingdoms period comes from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It is undeniable that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms played a role in promoting the Three Kingdoms period.
However, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a novel after all, and it cannot be compared with the main history. Historically, the Three Kingdoms period was a period of scuffle, in which various princes continued to fight. Under such circumstances, whether it was Liu Bei, Sun Quan or Cao Cao, they all wanted to unify the world. But none of these people saw the day when the world would be unified.
In the late Three Kingdoms period, that is, from Guan Yu's death, whether it is the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms or the history of the Three Kingdoms, people will feel that the Three Kingdoms are not wonderful. It is worth mentioning that in the time before and after Guan Yu's death, most of the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms died, which made the fight of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms less exciting than before. Nowadays, it seems that in the late Three Kingdoms period, the conquest of the world was not fierce.
At that time, Wei Shu and Wu had once recuperated, after all, the perennial war was unbearable for the Three Kingdoms of Wei Shu and Wu. Eastern Wu was the most powerful of the Three Kingdoms and belonged to a vassal state that did not rise and fall. Compared with the Shu Han, the strength of Eastern Wu was very strong, and compared with Cao Wei, the strength of Eastern Wu was weaker. In general, Eastern Wu is in the middle.
In the early period of the Three Kingdoms of Wei and Shu, there were five sons of Cao Wei, five tiger generals of Shu Han, and four governors of Eastern Wu. However, in the late Period of the Three Kingdoms, there were no such warriors, especially after Guan Yu. In the later period of Eastern Wu, a famous general appeared, and he was Lu Kang, the son of Lu Xun. It can be said that after Lu Kang's death, Eastern Wu no longer had good generals.
According to the records carried out in the historical records, Lu Kang was the second son of Lu Xun, the governor of Eastern Wu. From this point of view, Lu Kang is also a famous person. In the eighth year of Chiwu, Lu Kang, who was only 20 years old, led an army to garrison Wuchang. Later, Lu Kang defended Lu Xun, and after Sun Quan heard about it, he changed his view of Lu Xun, and the following year, Sun Quan moved Lu Kang to the position of General of the LiJie.
After that, Lu Kang was stationed in Chaisang. In the second year of taiping, Wei surrendered Zhuge Zhi to Eastern Wu, and at this time Sun Quan sent Lu Kang to receive reinforcements. In the process, Lu Kang defeated Cao Wei's tooth gatekeeper. After Sun Hao ascended the throne, Lu Kang was still reused, and at this time, Lu Kang was a great general of the Zhen Army and led yizhou mu. Cao Wei launched the War of Annihilation of Shu.
At such times, Lu Kang continued to be responsible for guarding the border pass of Eastern Wu. Lu Kang was responsible for the defense of the section from Guan Yuse to the White Emperor Castle. Under such circumstances, Lu Kang became a military general who could resist Cao Wei. The Three Kingdoms had come to an end by this time. Sima Zhao launched the Battle of Shu, and Shu Han was destroyed. Thus also appeared the story of "happy not thinking".
After Sima Zhao's death, Sima Yan established the Jin Dynasty. At this time, Eastern Wu continued to negotiate with the Jin Dynasty. In the first year of the Phoenix, the Eastern Wu general Bu Xian raised the city to jin and sent his nephew Bu Jie to Luoyang as a hostage. At this time, Eastern Wu was almost to the point where there were no military generals available. After Lu Kang heard about this, he led his army into Xiling. In order to avoid being attacked by the enemy in the abdomen and back, Lu Kang besieged Bu Yan, and then resisted the Jin reinforcements, but was not eager to attack Xiling City.
In terms of troop strength, there were 30,000 soldiers in the land resistance, and the large army of the Western Jin Dynasty was 80,000, and the military strength of the two sides was hugely different. In this engagement, Lu Kang expected that the Western Jin army would attack its weak links, so in the weak links, Lu Kang replaced them with elite soldiers. This caused the Jin army to suffer a heavy blow, and later the Jin army had no choice but to choose to retreat.
In the Battle of Xiling, Lu Kang attacked Xiling City, and in the face of the enemy's footsteps, Lu Kang destroyed the three tribes. After the Battle of Xiling, Eastern Wu chose to preserve its strength, after all, the situation at that time did not allow Eastern Wu to continue the conquest. After Sun Hao took the throne, he fainted and was brutal, but Lu Kang did not choose to turn a blind eye. Lu Kang is on the book many times.
Although Lu Kang wrote many times, Sun Hao still did not adopt it. In March of the second year of the Phoenix, Lu Kang was worshipped by the Eastern Wu Emperor Sun Hao as the Grand Sima and Jingzhou Mu. At this time, Lu Kang became a person above ten thousand people under one person. At such a time, Lu Kang still fulfilled his duties. Phoenix for three years, Lu resisted serious illness. Chen Xiling had a stake in his interests, persuaded Shi Renzhi, and re-defended Xiling to make an emergency change.
At this time, Sun Hao simply ignored Lu Kang's suggestion, and finally in the autumn of the third year of Phoenix, Lu Kang died. After Lu Kang's death, Eastern Wu was no longer a good general. After that, the Western Jin Dynasty cut down Wu, and at this time Eastern Wu was headed for extinction. In 280 AD, the Western Jin dynasty destroyed Eastern Wu, ending the era of the three kingdoms of Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Eastern Wu.