In the autumn of the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (219), Guan Yu launched the "Battle of Xiangfan" to attack Cao Ren in Fancheng, Cao Cao sent more than 30,000 people from the Seventh Army to rescue Cao Ren, only to encounter a continuous autumn rain, the Han River soared, the Seventh Army was submerged, Guan Yu attacked the Forbidden Army by boat, surrendered after being defeated and captured, and Guan Yu immediately captured more than 30,000 people in the Forbidden Seventh Army.
Guan Yu captured Yu Ban, did not kill Yu Ban, captured more than 30,000 people in Yu Ban's Seventh Army, and did not kill these descendants, but escorted these more than 30,000 prisoners to Jingzhou to be imprisoned, and because there were too many prisoners and not enough food to eat, Guan Yu snatched Sun Quan's grain in Xiangguan without authorization.
Compared with Bai Qi pit killing Zhao Guo's 400,000 descendants, Xiang Yu pit killing Qin Guo's 200,000 descendants, and Guan Yu not killing the descendants, which is very commendable.
So, in addition to Guan Yu not killing the descendants, what other famous generals in the Three Kingdoms do not kill the descendants? Here, the non-killing pawn refers to not killing the pawn after defeating the opponent on the battlefield.
The first Zhang Liao.
Zhang Liao was one of the five sons of Cao Wei, and Zhang Liao killed Chen Lan and captured Chen Lan's army while quelling the rebellion of Chen Lan and Mei Cheng, but Zhang Liao did not kill these pawns.
The "Biography of Zhang Liao in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms" records that he went to the bottom of the mountain to camp, attacked it, beheaded Lan, became the head, and captured all the people.
In this battle, Zhang Liao was appreciated by Cao Cao and granted the power of false festivals by Cao Cao. Zhang Liao only killed the head of the thief, not the descendant, which is worthy of recognition.
Second, Yu Forbidden.
Yu Ban was also one of the five sons of Cao Wei, and when Yu Ban quelled the rebellion of Chen Lan and Mei Cheng, Mei Cheng led more than 3,000 of his men to surrender to Yu Ban, and Yu Ban did not kill these descendants, but later Mei Cheng rebelled again, and eventually, Mei Cheng and Chen Lan were beheaded by Zhang Liao.
The "Three Kingdoms Chronicles of Forbidden History" records that after attacking Meicheng with Zang Ba, Zhang Liao, Zhang Gao and others attacked Chen Lan. Forbidden, a crowd of more than three thousand people descended. Having surrendered to the rebellion, its multitudes ben lan. Liao and others held each other with Lan, the army had little food, and the food was prohibited before and after, and the Liao then cut lan and cheng.
In this battle, Yu Ban did not kill the descendants, which is also worthy of recognition, although Mei Cheng later rebelled again. However, Yu Ban later, in accordance with military law, beheaded Chang Feng, who surrendered to him, which was a short time.
The third place, Xiahou Yuan.
Xiahou Yuan was a general of the Cao Wei clan and the commander of Cao Cao's western military front, and when Xiahou Yuan and Yu Ban quelled the rebellion of Chang Feng, more than ten camps of Chang Feng surrendered to Xiahou Yuan and Yu Ban.
The "Biography of Xiahou Yuan of the Three Kingdoms Chronicle" records: Chang Feng rebelled, sent to the forbidden attack, did not pull out, re-dispatched yuan and forbidden force, then attacked the pig, lowered its ten more tuns, and the feng yi was forbidden to descend.
Xiahou Yuan and Yu Ban did not kill Chang Feng's descendants, but xiahou Yuan later had a record of slaughtering the city, which was a major drawback.
Fourth place, Xu Huang.
Xu Huang was also one of the five sons of Cao Wei, and when Xiahou Yuan and Xu Huang were ping and Xia Yang thieves, they beheaded Liang Xing and surrendered more than 3,000 households.
The "Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms" records that Taizu returned the favor, made Huang and Xiahou Yuanping and Xia Yang the remaining thieves, beheaded Liang Xing, and lowered more than 3,000 households.
Xu Huang and Xiahou Yuan killed the thief but did not kill the people, which is a place worthy of affirmation, but later, when Xiahou Yuan oversaw Xu Huang's crusade against the Taiyuan thieves, he beheaded the thief Shang Yao and ordered the slaughter of the city.
The "Biography of Xiahou Yuan of the Three Kingdoms Chronicle" records that The Governor Xu Huang attacked the Taiyuan thieves, captured more than twenty tuns, beheaded the thief Shang Yao, and slaughtered his city.
Tucheng is Xiahou Yuan and Xu Huang a short, perhaps Xu Huang was forced by Xiahou Yuan's orders, but after all, it is also Tucheng, which is more terrifying than killing and descending.
In summary, strictly speaking, the only one who really did not kill and surrender was Zhang Liao.