As the saying goes, the dragon gives birth to the dragon and the phoenix, the son of the mouse will punch holes, generally there is a great father, and the child is almost where to go. Today, we pick up the first two of the five tiger generals of the Shu Kingdom, the sons of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, whether they are as famous as their fathers.
First of all, let's talk about Guan Yu's eldest son, Guan Ping. Guan Ping, the word is unknown, in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Ping was Guan Yu's righteous son, but in the historical record of Ping as his eldest son, in the early years Liu Bei adopted Liu Feng as a righteous son, Guan Yu stopped Liu Bei, had his own son and accepted a righteous son, only afraid of the trouble caused by growing up, Liu Bei still decided to adopt Liu Feng as a righteous son. From this point of view, Guan Yu does not like to receive Yoshiko, and it can also be seen that the possibility of Guan Ping being Guan Yu Yoshiko is very low.
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Ping is very active, he is brave and fierce, not worse than Guan Yu, although there is no record of head-to-head confrontation, but both of them have fought with The Pound of the State of Wei for hundreds of rounds, so Guan Ping is not much worse than Guan Yu in martial arts.
From the perspective of personality, Guan Ping and Guan Yu are exactly the opposite, Guan Yu is tactically contemptuous of his opponents and is very proud; while Guan Ping is calm and calm, and li xian corporal. When Guan Ping was in Jingzhou, he repeatedly dissuaded Guan Yu from giving wrong orders, such as beheading Wu Guo's visiting envoys, going to Lusu alone, and picking a fight with the Wei generals Pang De and Xu Huang before the battle, but Guan Yu sometimes listened and sometimes did not listen. In the end, Guan Ping and Guan Yu were captured by Wu Guosheng after the fall of Jingzhou, and were sent to Eastern Wu and killed by Wu Guoren.
Guan Yu also had another son, Guan Xing. After Guan Yu and Guan Ping died in battle, Guan Xing asked Liu Bei to avenge his eldest brother and father.
Next is Zhang Fei's son Zhang Bao. In the main history, Zhang Bao recorded that he died prematurely, but in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", he and Guan Xing can be described as important military generals in the late Shu kingdom, Guan Xing and Zhang Bao fought in front of Liu Bei when they were fighting for the vanguard of the crusade against Eastern Wu, and it was difficult to distinguish between victory and defeat, Liu Bei drank and stopped, so that the two turned Gange into jade and married as righteous brothers like Guan Yu Zhang Fei, so Guan Xing Zhang Bao thus became the mainstay of the Shu kingdom.