China's history is magnificent and full of talents. From the ancient times, the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, the Yellow Emperor, the Yan Emperor and others were all experts in conquest, and after the gradual formation of civilization, the art of war was also successively produced, and more and more famous generals were born. But in general, most of them are specialized and incomplete. There are very few famous generals who are both literate and martial, and the only nature is well known in history, such as the ones to be talked about today.
Han Xin
There is a certain reason why Han Xin is called a "soldier immortal", the longer others lead the soldiers, the more difficult it is to control, and the more good soldiers he is, the happier he is, but he feels that it is easy. It can be said that Liu Bang was finally able to win the world from the hands of Xiang Yu, the king of Chu, and Han Xin accounted for a large part of the credit.
Empty words, let's see what the generals who lost at the hands of Han Xin are. First of all, the famous general Zhang Handan who defeated the Qin state in 205 BC, as well as the first fierce general under Xiang Yu, Long Ji, and the famous Wei general Cheng Anjun Chen Yu, were all generals of a country, but they were all defeated by Han Xin.
Han Xin studied the art of war and left the "Three Articles of the Art of War" for future generations, which is quite literary. However, compared with his military talent, it is still a lot worse, so the thesis Wu Quancai can only rank fourth.
Li Jing
Born in 571 AD, Li Jing was a famous military figure in the late Sui and early Tang dynasties, and Li Jing was known as the "God of War" during the tang dynasty, because Li Jing had experienced hundreds of battles, large and small, and as long as he was on the horse, he was absolutely undefeated. There is also a reason for this, just as the so-called two armies compete for the art of war.
Li Jing was a famous general who was deeply familiar with the art of war, and he had a lot of experience in running the army and fighting. Therefore, on the basis of ancient military thinking, he further subjugated the theory of the art of war to further annoyance, and authored many important military books such as "Li Jing's Six Military Mirrors", "Jade Tent Classic", "Tao Ju Secret Technique", "Tao Ju General Essentials", etc., which can be described as an all-rounder of literature and martial arts.
Yue Fei
Yue Fei was a general that everyone was very familiar with, and he began to join the army four times from the age of twenty. He has also participated in and directed at least hundreds of battles, large and small. In the fourth year of Shaoxing (1134), the six counties of Xiangyang were recaptured. In the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136), he led a northern expedition and successfully captured Shangzhou and Yuzhou.
He fought for the Southern Song Dynasty all his life, but unfortunately he was victimized by the traitor Qin Ju, on the grounds that he was falsely accused of "rebellion", and the thought of Yue Fei's back with the four words of "fine loyalty to the country" made people feel unwilling for him. At this time, the mood is just as Yue Fei wrote in "ManJiang Hong": "Angry hair rushes to the crown, by the railing, Xiao Xiao rain rest." Look up at the eyes, look up at the sky and scream, and be fierce. ”
Zhuge Liang
To say that in history is the perfect set of Wenzhi martial arts in one of the generals, when Zhuge Liang is no one. Before Liu Beisan Gu Maolu invited Zhuge Liang out of the mountain, Zhuge Liang was just an ordinary scholar living in Longzhong. However, Zhuge Liang already had great ambitions, and he liked to recite "Liang Fu Yin" on weekdays, and often compared himself with Guan Zhong, a politician of the State of Qi in the Spring and Autumn Period, and Le Yi, a military expert in the Warring States period.
After Zhuge Liang left the mountains, he persuaded Liu Bei to join forces with Sun Quan of Eastern Wu to defeat the Cao army at the Battle of Chibi, and then designed to capture Jingzhou. In the sixteenth year of Jian'an (211), he captured Yizhou. After Liu Bei died of illness in the White Emperor City, he single-handedly picked up the burden of the Northern Expedition. Unfortunately, he died before he could succeed and eventually died in the White Emperor City in 234 AD, which is a rare wizard in a thousand years.