The three kingdoms will be like clouds, whose descendants are the most prominent? The answer you may not think of
Introduction: Whether it is ancient or modern times, it is very common for children to inherit their father's business. During the Three Kingdoms period, famous generals such as Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Huang Zhong, Ma Chao and others were the top warriors of that era, and their stories were also widely circulated. But it is worth mentioning that although Guan Yu's generation is so well-known, their descendants are not satisfactory.
History records that Guan Yu had two children, Guan Ping and Guan Xing. After Guan Yu broke away from Cao Cao, he once spent the night in a peasant family surnamed Guan, whose child named Guan Ping was also very admired by Guan Yu from the small Kong Wuli. Now after seeing Guan Yu's deity, he had to follow Guan Yu, and Guan's father also hoped that Guan Yu would accept Guan Ping and take him to make a meritorious career. Guan Yu looked at Guan Ping more and more pleasantly, so he accepted him as a righteous son and personally taught him the art of war, and Guan Ping also became Guan Yu's right and left hand, accompanying him to the battlefield and making many achievements.
During the Battle of Xiangfan, Guan Ping was able to resist Xu Huang, one of the five sons of Cao Wei, and was once recognized by Liu Bei as the first person of the Shaozhuang faction. However, later Guan Yu carelessly lost Jingzhou, guan ping followed Guan Yu to break through and was captured by Eastern Wu, and Guan Pingning was killed without surrendering. Guan Yu's younger son Guan Xing grew up in Yizhou since childhood, after Guan Yu's death he vowed to avenge his father, killed Pan Zhang in the Battle of Yiling and regained the Qinglong Dao, and later followed Zhuge Liang during the Northern Expedition and fought with the Five Tigers of Cao Wei's Han family for a long time, Zhuge Liang also had the heart to cultivate him as the spiritual pillar of the Shu army. However, Guan Xing did not learn Zhuge Liang's strategy and was dragged to death by the Wheel War of the Wei army in a battle.
Zhang Fei also had two sons, Namely Zhang Bao and Zhang Shao. Zhang Bao was simply printed in a mold with Zhang Fei, and grew up dancing with Guan Xing with a knife and a gun, and the two also became brothers. When Guan Xing died in battle, Zhang Bao was very sad and vowed to avenge Guan Xing. When the Second Northern Expedition encountered the murderer of Guan Xing, he chased after him on horseback, but because he was not familiar with the terrain, he ambushed in a valley and was shot down the valley by random arrows. When the Shu army rescued him, he was powerless to return to heaven, and Shu Han lost another general. And Zhang Shao was weak and sick since childhood, Zhang Fei deliberately let him learn literature, hoping that he could become a military division. However, Zhang Shao failed to inherit Zhang Fei's backbone, and when Deng Ai attacked Chengdu, It was clear that Shu Han still had the possibility of counterattacking, but Zhang Shao deliberately instigated Liu Chan to surrender in order to survive, and after the fall of Shu Han, Zhang Shao was moved to Luoyang to live, and died of illness in Luoyang shortly after.
Zhao Yun's sons were Zhao Guang and Zhao Tong, their talents were too different from Zhao Yun' and even the family's marksmanship could not be learned, and Zhao Yun had no choice but to arrange their two brothers to the logistics unit of the Shu Army. During Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, the two men delivered grain and grass to the Shu army on the front line, and did not make battle achievements but did not make any mistakes. When Sima Zhao destroyed Shu, Zhao Tong was killed on the battlefield as Zhuge Zhan's deputy general, and Zhao Guang surrendered with the Shu army to save his life. Originally, he hoped to stay in Shu, but because Zhong Hui Jiang Wei rebelled, Sima Zhao put down the rebellion and moved the old people of Shu Han to Luoyang, and Zhao Guang was able to enjoy his old age in Luoyang.
The most prominent person in this group of descendants was the son of the famous Cao Wei general Pang De, Pang Hui. When Pound was beheaded by Guan Yu because he would rather die than surrender, the young Pang Hui had already planted the seeds of revenge in his heart. Because of Pound's relationship in the army before his death, Pang hui would always get help from the generals of the Wei army when he grew up, and Pang would successfully join the Wei army when he became an adult. However, Unlike other second-generation generals, Pang Hui was willing to start as a pawn, and fought from the southern region of Cao Wei and Huai to the Yongliang region, using one war after another to prove his ability, and also gained sima Zhao's approval.
When Sima Zhao launched the War of Annihilation of Shu, Zhong Hui was the main commander, Deng Ai and Zhuge Xu were the deputy commanders to lead the troops, and Pang Hui served as Zhong Hui's deputy in this war, and was also the main force of the Chinese army. The Shu general Jiang Wei originally wanted to defend against the Wei army in Hanzhong, but was caught by Pang Hui and defeated, so he had no choice but to retreat to the Sword Pavilion, where he also had a stalemate with Pang Hui for a long time. However, pang would prepare to take the Sword Pavilion through a steady stream of supplies and high morale, but Liu Chan surrendered to Deng Ai, and Pang Hui slaughtered Guan Yu's family with his power after entering Chengdu. Although the means were bloody, no one dared to mention his outstanding merits, and he was later appointed by Sima Zhao as his right and left arm, with a position above ten thousand people.