Rather than "heroes in a chaotic world", it is better to say "heroes in a chaotic world", and most of the famous heroes we are familiar with in the past have only made a difference in the chaotic world. In the Three Kingdoms era when the princes were competing, a large number of outstanding warriors also emerged, and after Luo Guanzhong wrote the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it was well known to posterity.
There is an idiom called "Shogun Tiger Son", so how big is the son of the Tiger General of the Three Kingdoms, and can he match his father? Let's take a good look.
First of all, let's talk about the State of Wei, Xu Yi, the son of Xu Zhu, who inherited the position of Marquis of Muxiang, and was appointed as the vanguard to open the way when Zhong Hui was rebelling against the Shu State in 263, but when passing a bridge, because the road was not repaired in time, the war horse of the commander Zhong Hui accidentally fell into the pit, causing him to cause a lot of injuries, so Zhong Hui was angry and beheaded Xu Yi.
Xiahou Huan's son Xiahou Shu (夏侯楙), the most famous of several people, married Cao Cao's daughter Princess Qinghe and was appointed as the general of Anxi, who was once in charge of guarding Chang'an and was highly valued by Wei Tianzi. However, during the Northern Expedition of Kong Ming, he lost successive defeats in military deployment and was eventually transferred out of the battlefield.
After the death of Zhao Yun, a famous general of the Shu State, Zhuge Liang, who was deeply saddened, ordered his eldest son Zhao Tong to serve as the Governor of Hu Benzhong and lead the army. Zhao Tong died soon after, and Zhao Yun's second son, Zhao Guang, died on the road of the Northern Expedition along with Jiang Wei's conquests.
Among Zhang Fei's heirs, Zhang Bao died prematurely, and his two daughters married Liu Chan successively and became crown princesses and empresses, and Zhang Fei's second son, Zhang Shao, was an official and a servant, and after the fall of the Shu Han Dynasty, he threw himself into the Wei Dynasty and was made a marquis. Zhang Fei's descendants are also one of the few beings who can die well.
As for the other two Five Tiger Generals, Guan Ping (yanyi is righteous) and Guan Yu were beheaded in Linfeng together, while the second son Guan Xing became famous at a young age and received Zhuge Liang's weight, but died early in his 20s. And Ma Chao's eldest son, died in Jicheng, the second son Ma Qiu, was killed by Zhang Lu, only the third son Ma Cheng, inherited his father's title, but there is no other ink in the history books to describe, has always been unremarkable.
In Eastern Wu, Zhou Yu's eldest son, Zhou Xun, married Sun Quan's daughter Sun Luban, an official to a knight, who died young and early. Lu Xun's son, Lu Kang, became the most famous military general in the late Eastern Wu Dynasty, but he was somewhat worse than his father.
From these figures, it is not difficult to see that these juniors in a relatively comfortable environment, it is difficult to obtain the same achievements as their fathers, so most of them have a mediocre life, it is not surprising, but there is one exception, he is the son of the Wei general Pang De, after Ma Chao's defeat, Pang De first defected to Zhang Lu, and then joined Cao Cao, in the Battle of Jingzhou, Pound Led the army to support Cao Ren, and even more powerful, an arrow hit Guan Yu's forehead, but he was still captured and killed.
His son Pang Hui, on the other hand, inherited his father's title, Yi Baihu. The history books record that Pang Hui was brave and had the style of an ancestor. The Battle of Shu in 263 AD became the pinnacle of panghui, and the Shu dynasty was recorded as: Pang Dezihui, Sui Zhong, Deng Fa Shu, Shu Shu, Shu Shu, and destroyed the Guan family.
In the end, Pang Hui, as a general, copied Guan Yu's family, which can also be regarded as revenge for killing his father for himself.