The Three Kingdoms is one of the few chaotic times in Chinese history, and since Dong Zhuo's chaotic government, various warlords have dominated one side and fought endlessly for many years. Just as the so-called heroes of the chaotic world, it is also under the background of the Three Kingdoms that many popular heroes have been born, the most popular of which is the natural warriors on the battlefield, and today I want to say that he is the first fierce general in the Three Kingdoms period, who has never met an enemy in his life.
Speaking of this, many people may already have the answer in their hearts, and it is true that this person is Zhao Yun Zhao Zilong. The heroes of the Three Kingdoms are innumerable, so how can Zhao Zilong be called the first fierce general of the Three Kingdoms? Just look at his glorious deeds.
Zhao Zilong's date of birth is unknown, but historical records record that he was born in Changshan Zhending, more than eight feet tall, with a majestic figure, and a famous general when he was a teenager. In his early years, he studied marksmanship with Tong Yuan, a martial arts master at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and became Tong Yuan's closed disciple.
Zhao Yun created his own famous stunt Seven Exploration Pan Snake Gun on the basis of Tong Yuan's "Bird Towards the Phoenix Gun". When he first came out of the mountain, he single-handedly defeated Yuan Shao's general Wen Ugly, and saved Gongsun Zhan and helped him turn defeat into victory.
In the fifth year of Jian'an (200 AD), Zhao Yun switched to Liu Bei's command, and followed Liu Bei to Jingzhou, where he was stationed at Xinye. Although Liu Bei was weak at that time, Cao Cao thought that this person must be a major problem for his confidants in the future, so he sent Xiahou Huan, Yu Ban and other generals to lead an attack on Liu Bei.
The two sides fought a great battle at Bowangpo, and Zhao Yun ushered in the opportunity to perform, he was invincible in the battle, captured the enemy general Xiahou Lan among thousands of troops and horses, and Cao Cao's army was also defeated. Cao Cao was furious and wanted to personally conquer Jingzhou.
In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208 AD), a mighty army advanced into Jingzhou, just at this time Liu Biao died of illness, and Liu Biao's second son Liu Chun fell without a fight.
Liu Bei had no choice but to lead the crowd to flee, and Cao Cao sent Cao Chun to lead five thousand elite horsemen to pursue Liu Bei's army. During the battle with Cao Jun, Zhao Yun and Liu Bei were separated, and Liu Bei's son Liu Chan was also lost in chaos. In order to save Liu Chan, Zhao Yun single-handedly rushed into cao jun's base camp.
The young Liu Chan and Lady Mi were finally found, but at this time Zhao Yun was already heavily surrounded by the Cao army. Zhao Yun then took the young Liu Chan out of the siege, and the general of the Cao Army stepped forward to meet the battle, and within three days, he was assassinated by Zhao Yun.
Cao Cao saw from a distance that his jaw was about to fall, calling him the first fierce general after Lü Bu, so that he could not bear to kill the killer, and finally Zhao Yun also took the opportunity to kill the siege.
Zhao Yun's glorious record is far more than this, Zhao Yun's marksmanship is extremely fierce, it can be said that the moves are all killing moves, and many martial artists will be picked off their horses by him. One of the more famous ones is Gao Lan, one of the Four Pillars of Hebei, who once fought in the Xu Chu War, which can be described as a martial art. However, after meeting Zhao Yun, he was picked off his horse within a round.
In addition to Gao Lan, there is also Zhang Xu, who is also known as one of the "Four Pillars of Hebei" along with Gao Lan and Yan Liang, Wen Ugly. We know that Yan Liangwen was killed by Guan Yu, and Gao Lan and Zhang Xu were also defeated at the hands of Zhao Yun, which shows that Zhao Yun's martial arts are not under Guan Yu.
There were many famous generals of the Three Kingdoms who were defeated under Zhao Yun, such as Zhang Gao, Cao Cheng, Zhang Liao, Zhu Ci and others, and those who had good martial arts could survive, and those who did not have good martial arts were killed. Such a heroic figure was the first fierce general of the Three Kingdoms. Although he had never fought guan yu, from all indications, wusheng guan yu was not necessarily Zhao Yun's opponent.