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In the fifth year of Jianxing, Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu Han, prepared for the Northern Expedition, which was a conquest related to the fate of the country. In the "Table of Departures", he mentioned the personnel arrangements to stay in Chengdu, of which the only named martial general was Zhuge Liang's good friend, the left general Xiang Lang's nephew - Xiang Pet.
Xiang Chong was young and promising, and had performed well in the Battle of Yiling, but the army he led remained intact in the chaotic battlefield, showing outstanding command skills. This attracted the attention of Emperor Zhaolie Liu Bei, who spoke highly of Xiang Pet's abilities, especially his outstanding performance in the Suwei army.
He became the favor of the commander-in-chief of the court guards, and gained Liu Chan's trust after Liu Bei's death, becoming a key figure in protecting the safety of the emperor and the safety of the imperial city. Although the position of leader of the Su Wei army was usually held by relatives, Xiang Pet, as an outsider, was promoted to this important position because of his outstanding achievements and the trust of the Shu Han monarchs.
However, Xiang Pet's fame did not rise greatly because of this. Chen Shou mentioned his deeds in the biography of his favorite uncle Xiang Lang, although there were only a few words, but it was enough to show his glory and merits. It is worth mentioning that in the "Master Departure Table", as the only nominated military general, Zhuge Liang's praise for Xiang Pet can be seen, calling him "Shujun temperament and Xiaochang military".
These four words reveal Xiang's character, generosity to others, and good at military affairs. He is not as arrogant as Guan Yu and Wei Yan, nor as violent as Zhang Fei, but more like Zhao Yun, who treats people with generosity and loves soldiers like a son. However, in the third year of Yanxi, Xiang Chong died heroically on the battlefield of suppressing the rebellion in Southern China, which brought endless regret to the Shu Han.
Xiang Pet's death left Shu Han without a prominent general, and although his name was not as widely known as Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, his contribution to Shu Han history was indelible. Becoming one of the fourteen martial generals listed in the Wuhou Temple in Chengdu, Xiang Pet's life is an indispensable stroke in the glorious history of Shu Han.
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