1. Li Mu:
Li Mu during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period was a figure that absolutely could not be ignored. He was the general who contributed the most to the struggle of the State of Zhao against the State of Qin, and both Lian Po and Zhao Hao were far inferior to him. In addition, the borders of the Zhao state had always been threatened by the Xiongnu, and the situation was only improved after Li Mu led the Zhao army to defend the Great Wall. Therefore, Li Mu also became the first general in Chinese history to lead the agrarian peoples to defeat the nomads. Unfortunately, in the end, he provoked the suspicion of King Zhao, sent troops to pursue and kill him, and fled to the halfway point on a single horse, but he was still chased and killed by the pursuing soldiers, which can be described as death.
2. Xiang Yu:
Xiang Yu, a native of Suqian, Jiangsu Province, whose ancestor was the Chu general Xiang Yan, was from an orthodox family of martial generals. Xiang Yu was carrying divine power, and the power could be lifted. The two battles of Julu and Pengcheng all showed Xiang Yu's bravery and good fighting and genius military ability. Until the Battle of Xiaxia, Xiang Yu was surrounded and killed by the Five Roads Army, and finally defeated and killed himself on the wujiang river. Because his head was worth thousands of gold and a reward for the Marquis of Ten Thousand Households, Xiang Yu did not leave a full corpse after he was killed, and was divided into corpses by Wang Feng and five other generals, and was rewarded with the title of Marquis through his corpse.
3. Han Xin:
Han Xin, a native of Jiangsu, was a military figure in the early Han Dynasty. When he was young, because of his family's poverty, he was often bullied by the goons and was humiliated by his crotch. After defecting to Liu Bang, because his appearance was not amazing, Liu Bang always looked down on Han Xin, who had been humiliated by his crotch. It was not until Xiao He strongly recommended that Han Xin was worshipped as a general. Soon after, Han Xinbai led his army to take the Guanzhong region in one fell swoop, allowing Liu Bang to smoothly send troops out of Hangu Pass, and the troops pointed directly at the Chu capital Pengcheng. After that, Han Xin made countless contributions and was crowned king of Qi by Liu Bang. Although Liu Bang used Han Xin, he was always suspicious, and after Xiang Yu's defeat, Liu Bang immediately seized his military power and deposed him as the Marquis of Huaiyin, putting him under house arrest. He was then lured to Changle Palace by Lü Hou with a ruse and killed on the charge of treason, and a generation of famous generals fell.
4. Zhang Fei:
Zhang Fei, zi Yide, a native of Zhuozhou, Hebei. Known for his bravery, he once led twenty cavalry to scare off the Cao army in Nagasaka. He was very courteous to learned people, but he was very strict with his generals and soldiers. Liu Bei often advised him not to flogg his soldiers, who would hold grudges and wait for an opportunity to take revenge. But Zhang Fei didn't listen. After Guan Yu's death, Liu Bei wanted to avenge Guan Yu and ordered Zhang Fei to send troops to Jiangzhou, but before leaving the army, he was murdered by his generals Zhang Da and Fan Qiang, and took Zhang Fei's first rank to defect to Sun Quan. Zhang Fei spent his whole life wandering the battlefield, born and died for Liu Bei, but he died under the sword of his generals, which is sad!
5. Xue Rengui:
Xue Rengui, a native of Hejin, Shanxi, has extremely strong arms and is good at riding and shooting. In the last year of Tang Zhenguan's expedition to Goryeo, Liu Junyin was surrounded by Andi armed forces, and Xue Rengui went to the rescue alone, and the first shot bravely won the three armies. He was later distinguished in the battle against Goryeo. Even When Li Shimin returned to the division, he sighed: "I don't like Liaodong, I like the tiger general." This shows that Li Shimin values him. However, he died a very bad death, and he was actually shot by his own son and died, not only died unjustly, but also let his son bear the name of a lifetime.
6. Qin Qiong:
Qin Qiong, Zi Shubao, a native of Jinan, Shandong. In the battle between Jiang Suiningbei and the rebel leader Lu Mingyue, Qin Qiong and Luo Shixin, after breaking up with a thousand troops, sneaked into Lu Mingyue's camp and successfully covered the successful withdrawal of large troops. In this battle alone, Qin Qiong's bravery and resourcefulness became famous in the army. Later, Qin Qiong defected to Li Shimin, and because of his outstanding merits, he was made the Duke of Yiguo by Li Shimin. There are two theories about Qin Qiong's death. One is that due to years of battlefield fighting, there are too many dark injuries on the body, and finally the boil is difficult to cure due to illness and death. There is also a saying that in order to command the Eastern Crusade, he gambled with Wei Chigong at the age of 70 to raise a thousand pounds of stone lions, and as a result, he was so tired that he vomited blood and died.
7. Zhao Kuangyin:
Although Zhao Kuangyin's Jiangshan was a little unorthodox and upright, he treated meritorious heroes well, advocated education, and practiced the civilian official system of Martial Arts, which still has practical significance. Zhao Kuangyin belonged to sudden death. He died in a prime of years when his energy and experience were increasing, and he was supposed to make a big show of his ambitions, but who expected to die before he was paid. His death remains an unsolved mystery to this day.
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