The history of the Three Kingdoms era was magnificent, and the heroes of the world were born. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms records many famous generals and courtiers, while the Romance of the Three Kingdoms shows in more detail the special era of the dance of the crowds at that time.
Heroes create the times, and chaos produces heroes. It is precisely because of the chaos in the world that those famous generals have been given a platform to exert themselves, and these military generals and courtiers have embellished the entire Three Kingdoms era. Lü Bu is recognized as the strongest warrior, the Five Tigers of the Shu Kingdom are very popular, and the Five Sons of Liang generals often show their faces...
However, that period of history is 1800 years old, and the records of famous generals cannot be comprehensive. In the records of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, 5 famous generals were eventually missing.
Yuan Shao had 4 famous generals under him, of which Yan Liang and Wen Ugly were the most famous, while Zhang Gao and Gao Lan were not to mention more. Gao Lan did not appear too many times in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but he also played with Xu Chu. However, the famous Hebei general later defected to Cao Cao and was killed by Zhao Yun at the Battle of Yongshan.
However, the historical Gao Lan did not die so badly. In the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, the general Gao Da mysteriously disappeared after surrendering to Cao Cao, and his whereabouts are unknown.
Yuan Shao also had a general named Jiang Yiqu. This great general is also a dragon set with soy sauce in the rendition. In the Battle of Guandu, Jiang Yiqu had a brief chance to appear, but he had no sense of existence at all.
According to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, after Yuan Shao lost the Battle of Guandu, he once wanted to entrust the command of the army to Jiang Yiqu, but the latter did not accept it, but helped Yuan Shao gather the remnants of the army and helped him to regain his strength. But in the end, General Chiang's whereabouts are also unknown.
When Zhuge Liang led Zhao Yun and Zhang Fei into Xichuan, the resourceful Third Master Zhang also subdued the veteran Yan Yan.
In the description of the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", lao Yanyan seems to have the temperament of Huang Zhong: although he is over 60 years old, his strength and skill coexist. In order to catch him, Zhang Fei also specially used his wisdom.
Of course, this old Yan general still had a stubborn temper, and no matter how Zhang Fei frightened him, he refused to surrender. According to Yanyi, Zhang Fei was finally impressed by his indomitable character, so he knelt down to make reparations, and Yan Yan was also deeply moved and finally surrendered.
However, according to the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the bad temper of Zhang Sanye eventually "introduced him as a guest" and there was no follow-up. As for Yan Yan's final outcome, no one knew at all.
Ma Dai was the cousin of the Five Tiger Generals Ma Chao, and was also a very good general in the Shu Kingdom. In the battle of Ye Mengguan, Ma Dai shot Wei Yan with an arrow, showing good martial arts.
When Zhuge Liang died of illness in Wuzhangyuan, Wei Yan and Yang Yi pinched each other, and the two sides quarreled at that time, and finally Ma Dai led the crowd to kill Wei Yan. As for the final outcome of Ma Dai, no one knows.
This Shu general has no personal biography at all, and there are only sporadic records of him in the biographies of others, and we do not know how he ended up.
Ma Teng once had a brother-in-law, Han Sui. And Han Sui had a very powerful general named Yan Xing.
Don't look at Yan Xing in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" did not appear at all, but he is very good in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". According to the official history, this "nameless fierce general" once fought with Ma Chao, when the two fought each other, and Yan Xing almost stabbed Ma Chao to death with a broken spear.
As the Five Tiger Generals of the Shu Kingdom, Ma Chao's strength value was comparable to Zhang Fei's, and Yan Xing was able to force Ma Chao to this point, which showed the strength of his force value. According to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Yan Xing eventually surrendered to Cao Cao, but was given the title of Marquis of Liehou by him, but his whereabouts were ultimately unknown.