Xiahou Huan, the "one-eyed dragon", why was he able to defeat Zhao Yun, who was highly powerful in force, twice? The reason is realistic!
A sentence "I am Changshan Zhao Zilong", this sentence is domineering, and it has made many young people surging with blood. According to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang was just out of his infancy and had just joined Liu Bei's command, so Cao Cao ordered Xiahou Huan to be the governor, and Yu Ban, Li Dian, Xiahou Lan, and Han Hao as deputy generals, leading 100,000 troops to destroy Liu Bei's forces in the garrison of Xinyecheng.
Zhao Yun was called by Liu Bei as a body of bile, which gave rise to the idiom of a body is bile, and in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhao Yun ranks second among the martial generals, second only to Lü Bu, "One Lü Two Zhao Three Dianwei, Four Passes, Five Horses and Six Zhang Fei." "Erzhao is talking about the second Zhao Yun. Before Changshanpo, Zhao Yun killed seven in and seven out of Cao Cao's million army, and Cao Cao ordered that no dark arrows should hurt people, otherwise Zhao Yun would probably encounter dark calculations. Zhao Yun and Xiahou Huan were just the opposite, Xiahou Huan was injured by the dark arrow, and Zhao Yun was not injured by the dark arrow because of Cao Cao's general order.
After Zhao Yun and Xiahou Huan met, they heard Xiahou Huan speak out in a bad way: "Ru waits with Liu Bei, like a lonely soul with a ghost!" Zhao Yun was furious and fought xiahou huan, and after only a few counts, he was defeated and fled. Xiahou Huan was ecstatic to see that he had defeated the super-first-class martial general Zhao Yun, so he chased after him from behind. Zhao Yun ran for more than ten miles, afraid that Xiahou Huan would not dare to catch up, so he returned to his horse and fought again.
Combined with the subsequent Battle of Puyang between Cao Cao and Lü Bu, Xiahou Huan and Lü Bu's troops drew Zhang Liao into a draw, Zhang Liao drew Zhang Gao at the Battle of Guandu, and Zhang Gao was defeated after only thirty rounds in the Battle of Yongshan against Zhao Yun, who had already fought fiercely in the middle of the night. Even if optimistically considered, Xiahou Huan's martial arts were slightly stronger than Zhang Guo's, and he obviously couldn't hold out for long in the face of Zhao Yun, who was in good condition, and at most he would not be defeated for more than thirty rounds.