In Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Liu Bei's image is benevolent, and he even likes to cry his nose a little, which gives people a feeling of benevolence. Correspondingly, in literary works such as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao killed decisively, thus forming a sharp contrast with Liu Bei. However, in fact, for Liu Bei in the canonical history such as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he also has a decisive side to killing. In the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, although Liu Bei was a descendant of the Han Dynasty, after his birth, he had actually fallen into the middle of the family. Moreover, compared with Cao Cao and Sun Quan, he did not have the support of his father, brothers, clans and other forces.
Therefore, for Liu Bei, it can be said that he started from scratch. On this basis, in the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the masses were chasing deer and the wars were constant, Liu Bei not only needed to plan for the future, but also needed to be a pioneer, that is, Liu Bei in the history of zhengyi, which can be described as a man of both culture and martial arts. In this regard, according to the records of historical materials such as the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, during the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, Liu Bei also killed many generals, that is, if Liu Bei was not a monarch, then he could at least be called a famous general in history. As far as the following five generals were concerned, they all died at the hands of Liu Bei. So, the question is, who are these 5 generals?
Yang Feng
Yang Feng(?) –197 AD), general of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Initially a general of the White Polish Army in the remnants of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he later followed Li Dai, the prince of Liangzhou. Li Dai fought with Guo Feng, and Yang Feng first helped Li Dai fight against Guo Feng, and soon after established himself as a gateway, and escorted the Han Emperor Liu Xie from Chang'an to Luoyang, so he was appointed as a che general. In 196 (the first year of Jian'an), Emperor Xian of Han sent Cao Cao to Xu County, and Yang Feng lost power and defected to Yuan Shu.
In the Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Vol. 72, Dong Zhuolie's Biography Sixty-second, it is recorded that Feng and Siamese ran to Yuan Shu and then abused Yang and Xu Jian. The next year, the left general Liu Bei lured Feng to behead him.
After leaving Yuan Shu and defecting to Lü Bu, Yang Feng and Han Xian fell into the grass in xuzhou and Yangzhou, and went to plunder the supplies of Liu Bei's army at The behest of Lü Bu, and were eventually beheaded by Liu Bei.
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In the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms and the Chronicle of Emperor Wu, it is recorded that BeiZhiWei Dongye, Yin and Dong Cheng, etc. rebelled, and went to Xia Pi, killed Xuzhou's assassin Shi Che and raised troops to TunPei.
In the fourth year of Jian'an (199), the che general Dong was under the edict of the Han XianDi, and Liu Bei did not dare to join at first. After Cao Cao and Liu Bei "boiled wine on heroes", Cao Cao said to Liu Bei: "Today's hero is you and me." Liu Bei was shocked, the chopsticks fell, knowing that Cao Cao could not tolerate himself, so he conspired with Dong Cheng and others. At that time, Cao Cao sent Liu Bei and Zhu Ling to attack Yuan Shu, who fell ill and died on the way, after which Liu Bei marched into Xia Pi, killed Xuzhou's assassin Shi Che, left Guan Yu to guard Xia Pi, exercised the duties of Taishou, and returned to Xiao Pei himself. Donghai Changfeng and zhu counties were mostly from Liu Bei, and Liu Bei had tens of thousands of soldiers and horses, so yuan Shao fought against Cao Cao in the north. Therefore, for the Che Gui who Liu Bei killed, the Xuzhou Assassin History appointed by Cao Cao was obviously not a nameless person, but could be called a general.
Cai Yang
In the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, it is recorded that (Yuan) Shao sent the ancestors to restore the soldiers to Runan, and joined forces with the thief Gong Du and thousands of people. Cao Gong sent Cai Yang to attack him, and was killed by the ancestors.
Cai Yang(?) –201), also known as Cai Yang (蔡杨), a military general under Cao Cao of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and a Taishou of Runan. In the sixth year of Jian'an (201), he was ordered by Cao Cao to attack Gong Du and others in Runan, who had joined forces with Liu Bei, and was defeated and killed by Liu Bei. It is worth noting that in Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cai Yang was served as Cao Cao's general. Having always disobeyed Guan Yu, he later led his troops to pursue Guan Yu to the ancient city because his nephew Qin Qi was killed by Guan Yu, at that time Zhang Fei suspected that Guan Yu had the intention of turning his back on Liu Yu and throwing cao, so Guan Yu beheaded Cai Yang in three drums to show that he had not betrayed Liu Bei.
From this, it is very obvious that in the main history, Cai Yangming was killed by Liu Bei, but he was transferred by Luo Guanzhong and became Guan Yu's battle record. Of course, in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", there are still many similar situations, such as Huaxiong was obviously killed by Sun Jian, the father of Sun Quan, but became Guan Yu Wenjiu and beheaded Huaxiong.
Yang Huai and Gao Pei
In the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Volume 32, Shu Shu II, and The Second Biography of the Ancestors, it is recorded that Zhang Songshu and the Ancestors and the Fa Zheng said: "Now that the great events are about to be established, how to interpret this!" "Brother Song Guanghan is too defensive, afraid of disasters to arrest himself, Bai Zhang's plot. So Zhang closed the pine, and the gap began to be formed. Zhang's edicts and the generals of the Guanshu should not return to the first lord of the pass. The First Lord was furious and summoned Yang Huai, the governor of the White Water Army, to be rude and behead him. It is to make Huang Zhong and Zhuo Zhile soldiers xiang zhang. The first lord went to Guanzhong, questioned the generals and wives, and led the troops and loyal soldiers to Fu, according to his city.
In the sixteenth year of Jian'an (211), Liu Zhang, following Zhang Song's advice, sent Fa Zheng to invite Liu Bei into Sichuan to help him deal with Zhang Lu, and Fa Zheng and Pang Tong persuaded Liu Bei to take Yizhou at this time. Liu Bei left Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu, and others to guard Jingzhou, and since he had tens of thousands of steps into Shu, he would meet Liu Zhang at Fu. During this period, Zhang Song, Fazheng, and Pang Tong all advised Liu Bei to attack and kill Liu Zhang, but Liu Bei refused on the grounds that when he first came to Shu, the people's hearts were not yet convinced, and it was not appropriate to act rashly. Liu Zhang recommended that Liu Bei act as the Grand Sima and also serve as a lieutenant, rationing Liu Bei's soldiers to supervise the Baishui army, and ordering him to attack Zhang Lu. Liu Bei went north to Ye Meng, the garrison did not move forward, and Houshu Ende to win the hearts of the people. In the seventeenth year of Jian'an (212), Zhang Song was defeated and killed, and Liu Bei turned against Liu Zhang.
In the Battle of Yizhou, Liu Bei, according to the plan proposed by Pang Tong, summoned Yang Huai and Gao Pei of the Baishui Army to arrive, beheaded the two generals, and annexed their troops. And this undoubtedly helps to weaken the power of Liu Zhang's side, and also reflects Liu Bei's decisive side of killing. On this basis, Liu Bei formally broke with Liu Zhang, the mu of Yizhou, and sent Huang Zhong and Zhuo Bing to lead an army south to attack Liu Zhang and occupy Fucheng. After several years of fighting, Liu Bei finally defeated Liu Zhang and had the land of Yizhou. By 219, Liu Bei defeated Cao Cao at the Battle of Hanzhong, allowing him to occupy the land of Hanzhong and ascend to the throne of Hanzhong. In the first year of Zhang Wu (221), after Cao Pi usurped Han and established Wei, Liu Bei was proclaimed emperor in Chengdu, with the state name "Han" and the era name "Zhang Wu". In March of the third year of Zhang Wu (223), Liu Beituo was lonely with Zhuge Liang, and on April 24 (June 10), Liu Bei died of illness at the age of sixty-three. What do you think about that?