Wang: Xiang Yu
Xiang Yu is a person we should all be familiar with.
After chen sheng and Wu Guang's rebellion at the end of Qin, Xiang Yu and his uncle Xiang Liang rebelled against Qin, and in the Battle of Julu, Xiang Yu led 50,000 Chu troops to face Wang Li and Zhang Handan's 400,000 Qin troops without fear, and finally Wang Li's 200,000 Qin troops were defeated, and Zhang Handan's 200,000 finally surrendered to Xiang Yu. At that time, the real annihilation of the Qin state was not Liu Bang, who took a shortcut to take Xianyang, but Xiang Yu, who severely damaged the main force of the Qin army.
Xiang Yu was a great military man, and his bravery in leading soldiers to fight and his bravery were quite rare in our entire Chinese history, but although he was brave and fierce, he was not a good politician.
His arrogant and indecisive personality made him lose to Liu Bang in the Chu-Han war. At the Battle of Xiaxia, he was defeated by a coalition of princes led by Han Xin and forced to kill himself on the Wu River, and Liu Bang had no competitors and established the Han Dynasty.
Power is not enough: Li Yuanba
The character of Li Yuanba does not exist in the main history, he is a fictional character who appears in novels such as "Sui and Tang Dynasties". Li Yuanba is portrayed in the novel as the first good man of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, using a pair of large gold hammers weighing 800 pounds, which is enough to see the strength of Li Yuanba.
Li Yuanba in the rendition has three wonderful achievements in his life, all of which are legendary.
In the contest of Jinyang Palace that year, facing Yuwen Chengdu, the first warrior of the Sui Dynasty, Li Yuanba defeated Yuwen Chengdu with a crushing advantage, and was named "King zhao of Xifu" and "fierce and brave general" by the Sui Emperor.
In the Battle of SimingShan, Li Yuanba defeated the 23,000-strong army of the Eighteenth Road Anti-King by one, and three enemies died at the hands of Li Yuanba.
Finally, there was the Battle of Bauhinia Mountain, in the face of various rebel armies, Li Yuanba killed corpses all over the field, and the blood flowed into a river, forcing all kinds of anti-kings to surrender.
However, there was an unexpected storm in the sky, just when Li Yuanba returned triumphantly, it suddenly rained heavily, and he raised his hammer to curse the sky in the thunderous rainstorm, and was struck by lightning and died.
Will not be Li: Li Cunxiao
Li Cunxiao lived in the Five Dynasties period, was the righteous son of the famous general Li Keyong at the end of the Tang Dynasty, his fame was similar to Li Yuanba, and it was also passed down from the yanyi, in which he was the most famous one in Li Keyong's "thirteen taibao".
Due to his unusual bravery, Li Keyong relied heavily on Li Cunxiao. Every time there was a battle, Li Cunxiao would personally lead hundreds of Flying Tiger troops as the vanguard, go straight into the hinterland of the enemy army, disrupt the enemy camp, and be invincible and invincible.
As a general who charged into battle, no one could surpass Li Cunxiao since ancient times. Judging from Li Cunxiao's pursuit, he was only a general and did not have any political needs.
However, his fate was tragic, and he was framed by Li Cunxin, who was also the Thirteenth Taibao, and was eventually torn apart. During the execution, five horses could not move him, and finally Broke Li Cunxiao's tendons and tendons, which was successfully executed.
Punch no gold: Jintai
Jintai is a legendary martial arts master in the Northern Song Dynasty, because when his parents died at the age of ten, Jintai began to embark on the road of wandering the rivers and lakes, and once in distress, Jintai got acquainted with the hero Tian Qi, and the two married brothers of the opposite sex, and Tian Qiqi taught his lifelong martial arts to Jintai. Due to the teaching of high people, coupled with Jintai's own usual practice, he soon developed into a martial arts master.
After that, Jintai joined the army, because of his outstanding military achievements, he became a quite famous warrior at that time, and by virtue of his reputation, Jintai began to make friends with heroes and good men in the world, and many people came to admire him, among them there was Yue Fei's master Zhou Tong, and it was rumored that Zhou Dong's martial arts were taught by Jintai.