In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the Five Tiger Generals under Liu Bei were all top-notch generals in the Three Kingdoms, and they did not fight with people in their lives, but they rarely lost.
Ma Chao killed 4 generals, namely Wang Fang, Li Tong, Ma Play, and Liang Xing, all of whom were relatively weak in ability. Huang Zhong also beheaded 4 generals, namely Deng Xian, Han Hao, Xiahou Yuan, and Shi Ji. Among these 4 people, the most powerful was the famous Cao Wei general Xiahou Yuan. He was beheaded by Huang Zhong at the Battle of Dingjun Mountain, which also caused Cao Cao to lose Hanzhong. Zhang Fei was a famous general of "ten thousand enemies", he killed 8 generals Gao Sheng, Cao Bao, Ji Ling, Chen Sun, Lü Xiang, Xiahou Lan, Xiahou Jie, and Zhou Shan, of which the most powerful was Ji Ling.
Guan Yu was one of the most famous generals killed in the rendition, he beheaded Cheng Yuanzhi, Hua Xiong, Guan Hai, Xun Zheng, Yan Liang, Wen Ugly, Kong Xiu, Meng Tan, Han Fu, Bian Xi, Wang Zhi, Qin Qi, Cai Yang, Yang Ling, Xiahou Cun, Cheng He 18 generals, of which Yan Liang and Wen Ugly, were 2 famous generals in the Three Kingdoms period, Guan Yu also created stories such as "passing five passes, cutting six generals" and "wenjiu chopping Huaxiong".
Among the five tiger generals of the Shu Han Dynasty, the person who killed the most generals was not Guan Yu, the "enemy of ten thousand people", but Zhao Yun, the "victorious general" who had never been defeated.
Zhao Yun, who had fought hundreds of battles, fought with many famous generals such as Wen Ugly, and also beheaded 23 generals, namely Ju Yi, Pei Yuanshao, Gao Lan, Zhang Wu, Lü Kuang, Chun Yudao, Xiahou En, Yan Ming, Zhong Jin, Zhong Sheng, Xing Daorong, Liu Yun, Ma Han, Murong Lie, Jiao Bing, Zhu Ran, Jin Huan Sanjie, Han Ying, Han Qiong, Han Qi, Han De, Zhu Zan, and Su Yong. Zhao Yun was the famous general who killed the most generals in the rendition.
The first name zhao yun killed would be Ju Yi.
Zhao Yun was initially a general under Gongsun Zhan, but Gongsun Zhan did not use him seriously. At the end of the Han Dynasty, Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zhan joined forces to prepare to capture Han Fu's Jizhou, but in the process, Yuan Shao played a trick and forced Han Fu to cede Jizhou to him through coercion, inducement, intimidation, and other means. Jizhou was taken by Yuan Shao alone, which made Gongsun Zhan very angry and began to meet with Yuan Shaobing.
Yuan Shao sent his general Li Yi (麴義) to confront Gongsun Zan.com. In the Battle of Panhe, Koji led 800 archers and 15,000 infantry, defeating Gongsun Zan's tens of thousands of troops. Gongsun Zhan's general Yan Gang was beheaded by Koji Yi, and Gongsun Zhan's army was defeated and fled to the boundary bridge.
Ju Yi chased after him, trying to exterminate Gongsun Zhan. At the moment of the thousand guns, Zhao Yun arrived in time, killed Ju Yi, and saved Gongsun Zhan.
After Ju Yi's death, Yuan Shao sent Yan Liang and Wen Ugly to deal with Gongsun Zhan. Gongsun Zhan was invincible to Yan Liang and Wen Ugly, and just when Gongsun Zhan was chased and killed by Wen Ugly, Zhao Yun once again appeared in time to save Gongsun Zan. Although Zhao Yun was the savior twice, Gongsun Zhan escaped a disaster, but his strength was not as good as Yuan Shao, and eventually Gongsun Zhan chose to commit suicide after losing to Yuan Shao one after another. After Gongsun Zhan's death, Zhao Yun defected to Liu Bei.
The second name that Zhao Yun killed would be Gao Lan.
Gao Lan began as a general under Yuan Shao, and together with Yan Liang, Wen Ugly, and Zhang Guo, he was known as the Four Court Pillars of Hebei, and was one of Yuan Shao's most important generals. Gao Lan's martial arts were good, he had fought with Zhang Gao, two famous generals in the battle against Cao Ying, Zhang Liao and Xu Chu, and did not win or lose. Later, Gao Lan and Zhang Gao were defeated by Cao Jun, and the two of them feared that if they returned, they would be punished by Yuan Shao, so they simply surrendered to Cao Cao and became cao camp generals.
At the Battle of Yongshan, Liu Bei was ambushed by Cao Jun, and in danger, Zhao Yun rushed to save him. He first encountered Xu Chu, Li Dian, and Yu Ban, who were blocking the way, but were all repelled by Zhao Yun. Subsequently, Zhao Yun met two famous generals, Gao Lan and Zhang Gao. Gao Lan was beheaded by Zhao Yun, and Zhang Gao was repelled by Zhao Yun, and finally succeeded in saving Liu Bei from danger. The Battle of Changshanpo and the Battle of Rangshan were zhao yun's two pinnacle battles.
The third name that Zhao Yun killed would be Zhu Ran.
In the Battle of Xiangfan, after Guan Yu was captured and killed by Jiangdong, Liu Bei was furious and led his troops to attack Jiangdong, but was burned by the famous Eastern Wu marshal Lu Xun, and finally lost to Jiangdong. After Zhuge Liang learned that Liu Bei had camped in the mountains and rivers, he expected Liu Bei to be defeated, so he arranged for Zhao Yun to go and meet Liu Bei. After Liu Bei's tent was on fire and the army was in turmoil, Lu Xun organized Jiangdong soldiers and horses to take the opportunity to pursue and kill, and tens of thousands of Shu troops were either burned to death or killed by the Eastern Wu army, and almost lost everything. The famous Eastern Wu general Zhu Ran was in hot pursuit, and when he wanted to lead his troops to capture Liu Bei, Zhao Yun suddenly arrived, and he only took one turn to kill Zhu Ran and save Liu Bei, and Lu Xun did not dare to send someone to pursue.
The fourth name to die under Zhao Yun's gun would be Xing Daorong.
Xing Daorong was a general under Liu Du, the Taishou of Lingling. Liu Du's son Liu Xian once said: "Although he has the courage of Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun, my general Xing Daorong of This Prefecture is a powerful enemy of tens of thousands of people and can be hostile." Liu Xian gave Xing Daorong a very high evaluation, thinking that he could compete with Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun, but on the battlefield, Xing Daorong was immediately exposed, he lost to Zhang Fei several rounds, and then was stabbed to death by Zhao Yun.
The fifth name to die under Zhao Yun's gun will be Han De.
Han De is a Fierce General of Xi Liang who has the "Courage of Ten Thousand Men". Zhao Yun was 70 years old when he followed Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, but he was still immortal, and when he fought with the famous Cao Wei general Han De, he killed Han De and also killed Han De's 4 sons, showing great bravery.
The Five Tiger Generals of the Shu Han Dynasty could all match Zhao Yun in martial arts, so the generals who could be killed by Zhao Yun could not be compared with them. Cao Wei's five sons liang generals, Zhang Liao, Zhang Gao, Xu Huang, Le Jin, and Yu Ban wugong were slightly weaker, but they were also strong generals, the 5 famous generals killed by Zhao Yun, Han De, Xing Daorong, and Zhu Ran were inferior to them, and the abilities of Gao Lan and Ju Yi could be compared to those of the five sons.