Who has the most sons of the Three Kingdoms? Most of them are mediocre, and the last one interprets the tiger father without a dog
Introduction: Tiger father has no dog, this sentence has a strong praise color, saying that this son's ability is not inferior to his father at that time. However, in real life, there are very few descendants who can be worthy of these five words, such as the Three Kingdoms era as we know it, the early days were like clouds, so who among them had the most cattle son? Most of the ten famous generals to be introduced below are mediocre, and only the last one interprets the phrase "Tiger father has no dog".
1. Guan Yu. It is believed that among all the warlords, his popularity is the highest, and he is also officially recognized and respected, on the basis of force, he has killed Yan Liang, he strategizes, he also has the record of capturing the forbidden, but his son does not have the divine courage in the performance. The first is Guan Ping, whose history only records that he was killed with his father, without any record. The other Zixing also never had a heroic performance, but died early in his early twenties.
2. Zhang Fei. Needless to say, he also had two sons. Among them, Zhang Bao was also a very powerful general in the rendition, deep enough to be heavily respected by Zhuge Liang, but in fact he died younger than Guan Xing, and he did not go to the battlefield at all. Zhang Shao's popularity is not high, this is because he later voted with the Later Lord, and was made a marquis, if Zhang Feiquan knew about it, he would be angry and jump up.
3. Dianwei. He was so powerful that he was able to raise the Yamen Banner with one hand, and once used the flying halberd to kill dozens of Lü Bu's cavalry, and finally died in a battle to protect Cao Cao when Zhang Xiu rebelled. Compared with his father's bravery and bravery, his son Dianman became a civilian official, but only relied on his father's grace to promote all the way, and finally only achieved the title of lieutenant.
4. Xu Chu. Also a Hercules, being able to take over Dianwei's seat shows that the strength of the two is comparable, but his son Xu Yi died very depressed. In 263, when the State of Wei was on a large scale, Xu Yi was ordered to build a bridge for the army as the vanguard of the front to build a bridge to build a road, but he was not well supervised, the quality of the bridge was too poor, and Zhong Hui fell into it when he rode by, and he was beheaded.
5. Zhao Yun. He was both wise and courageous, but neither of his sons could be inherited. Zhao Guangzhan died in Puzhong, and although he was very brave and martial, his wisdom was slightly lacking. Zhao Tong's official position was very large, and he was already a general of the Tiger Ben zhonglang when Shu was destroyed, but he did not go to the front line to defend the Shu state, but surrendered to Cao Wei after the shu was destroyed, and buried his name after that.
VI. Wei Yan. As Liu Bei's most favored general, he was very good at defending Hanzhong for more than ten years, and Zhuge Liang had to take him with him every time he went out on a campaign. However, he was short-tempered and had a stiff relationship with his colleagues, and finally failed to fight with Yang Yi and was killed, along with his son.
7. Zhang Liao. In his early years, he followed Lü Bu and failed to be reused, surrendered cao Cao began to rise, the biggest achievement was to lead 800 warriors under the city of Hefei to break Sun Quan's 100,000 troops, so that the babies in Jiangdong did not dare to cry when they heard his name. His son Zhang Hu, who has no record of his achievements, only inherited his father.com.
VIII. Xiahou Yuan. Although Linlao was killed in the Hanzhong Battlefield, he was also a tiger in the Northwest Battlefield that year, not only defeating Ma Chao to capture Liangzhou, but also once again subjugating the Western Regions. Although his son Xiahou Ba also became a general, his ability to command troops was extremely poor, and he not only lost the battle, but also surrendered to the enemy shu Han.
IX. Cao Zhen. Historically, he was not as incompetent as in the novel, he had defeated the Qianghu alliance, destroyed Sun Sheng of Eastern Wu, and predicted that Kong Ming's would attack Chen Cang, where he made a good defense, making Kong Ming fruitless. His son Cao Shuang was a representative of the dogs, and was eventually killed by Sima Yi.
10. Pound. He once fought with Guan Yu and shot him in the forehead with an arrow, which made the Shu army quite jealous, and after being captured in the final battle, he also vowed to die, which was quite dignified. His son Pang Hui was also a rather fierce man, vowing to avenge his father, and waited for thirty years to finally slaughter Guan Yu's entire clan when he attacked Chengdu.
Conclusion: In summary, it can be seen that most generals are difficult to surpass the achievements of their fathers, but in the field of civil officials, there are often cases where fathers and sons are equally famous, perhaps this is related to the different ways of education between civil and military.