First of all, we need to confirm what the definition of this "enemy general" is, whether it is very famous and everyone knows their names, or whether it only needs to have their records in the history books. According to different definitions, different conclusions will be drawn! If you want to be a very famous enemy general, then the martial general who kills the most must be Guan Yu. If according to the second definition, only the history books need to be recorded, then the martial general who killed the most was Zhang Liao.
Let's analyze a few fierce generals with more records, namely Guan Yu, Huang Zhong, Pound De, Le Jin, and Zhang Liao, to see who is the military general who kills the most enemy generals.
Guan yu
Speaking of Guan Yu, his reputation is really too loud, in modern society, Guan Yu is almost everyone knows the existence of everyone, a Romance of the Three Kingdoms basically let Guan Yu directly seal the gods. His super strength and loyalty have touched generations of people. In the rendition, Guan Yu was very strong in combat, killing several enemy generals, in fact, in the main history, Guan Yu was not weak at all!
In the Battle of the White Horse, Guan Yu's record of killing Yan Liang is known to everyone, and in real history, Guan Yu really did the battle before the battle, under normal circumstances, it will be difficult for an army to be killed, unless this army is completely defeated, but Guan Yu is not this time, Yan Liang's army has not completely routed, Guan Yu has done such a feat, amazing!
Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Cao's envoys Zhang Liao and Yu attacked them as pioneers. Yu saw Liang Li Gai, and the spurs were good among the multitudes, and beheaded them, and shao zhu would not be able to do anything, so he broke the white horse siege.
In addition to the killing of Yan Liang, another record of Guan Yu's killing occurred at the Battle of Xiangfan. Shortly after the Battle of Hanzhong, Guan Yu launched the Battle of Xiangfan, and the Cao army was defeated and retreated, and did not dare to fight, Cao Cao ordered the Seventh Army to come to reinforcements, and as a result, Guan Yu flooded the Seventh Army and captured nearly 30,000 people. The lord was forbidden to surrender, but Pound refused to surrender, and was eventually beheaded by Guan Yu.
On the whole, Guan Yu's record of beheading in the main history is Yan Liang and Pound, and these two are also very famous.
Huang Zhong
Huang Zhong's role is actually somewhat similar to Cao Wei's Lejin, often being a pioneer and using it as a pioneer. Although he was relatively a little older, his combat experience was very rich, and he followed Liu Bei all the way to fight and made good achievements. During the Battle of Hanzhong, he even raided and killed Xiahou Yuan, the commander of the Cao army in Hanzhong, which shocked Cao Wei. In fact, when it comes to the pre-battle beheading behavior during the Three Kingdoms period, the most famous ones are Guan Yu cutting Yan Liang and Huang Zhong beheading Xiahou Yuan, the difficulty is indeed very large, and it is necessary to stand on their own side at all times and places to make such a feat.
Bond
Pound was originally a fierce general under Ma Teng, who followed Ma Teng all the way to the battle, bravely championed the three armies, and the combat strength was very strong. His most famous record of beheading was the beheading of Yuan Shang's general Guo Yuan.
Lejin
LeJin was one of Cao Cao's five sons and generals, and his combat strength was very strong. Shi Zailejin was the first to climb every battle, and he also repelled Guan Yu in Jingzhou, and was a very powerful figure. During the Battle of Guandu, he followed Cao Cao into battle and beheaded Yuan Shao's general Chun Yuqiong. In the ninth year of Jian'an (204), Le Jin followed Cao Cao on a campaign and fought with Yuan Shao's sons Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang's brothers at Liyang, beheading the general Yan Jing. Judging from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Lejin killed 2 enemy generals.
Zhang Liao
Speaking of Zhang Liao, it is very famous, in the Battle of Hefei, he killed Sun Quan's 100,000 troops with eight hundred cavalry, which made people's blood boil. At that time, Cao Cao led the main force to conquer Hanzhong, and Sun Quan thought that there was an opportunity to take advantage of it, so he led an army of 100,000 people to capture Hefei. In terms of strength, Eastern Wu was completely victorious over the Cao army, and it seemed that Hefei was difficult to defend, and most of the Cao army in Hefei at that time also held this view, so morale was very low. After Zhang Liao saw this situation, he judged the hour and sized up the situation, and prepared to take the lead in launching an attack, first striking at the arrogance of Eastern Wu and boosting the morale of his own side.
Zhang Liao recruited eight hundred elites, and at dawn the next day, he personally led the team to rush to the Eastern Wu camp. Eastern Wu originally thought that the Cao army did not dare to attack, and could only hold firm, but never expected Zhang Liao to be so crazy, so the defense was insufficient, and Zhang Liao directly tore through the defensive line and rushed into the camp. In this battle, Zhang Liao personally killed dozens of Eastern Wu soldiers and two Eastern Wu generals.
In addition to the Battle of Hefei, Zhang Liao also broke Wuhuan in the Battle of White Wolf Mountain, killing Wuhuan's Jian Dun Shan Yu. During the conquest of Jianghuai, Zhang Liao also successfully killed Chen Lan and Mei Cheng, but whether these two people were killed by Zhang Liao himself is still controversial.
epilogue
On the whole, if You count Chen Lan and Mei Cheng, then Zhang Liao killed a total of 5 enemy generals, and if You don't count Chen Lan and Mei Cheng, Zhang Liao also killed 3 enemy generals. Therefore, in the history of the Three Kingdoms, the military general who killed the enemy general the most was not Guan Yu, but Zhang Liao, friends, who do you think it is?