In the Three Kingdoms era at the end of the Han Dynasty, Sun Ce, known as the "Little Overlord of Jiangdong", was undoubtedly a male lord. When Sun Ce pacified Jiangdong, he paid attention to recruiting fierce generals. Generally speaking, the Jiangdong generals personally promoted by Sun Ce mainly have the following five:
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > first place: Tai Shi Ci</h1>
Tai Shi Ci was the first fierce general recruited by Sun Ce, and the history books said that Tai Shi Ci was "seven feet seven inches long, with beautiful beard, ape arms good at shooting, and strings that are not vain", which shows that Tai Shi Ci is known for his good shooting.
It should be pointed out that Taishi Ci was originally a general of the Yangzhou Assassin Liu Xuan. When Sun Ce led the attack on Liu Xuan, Tai Shi Ci had a head-to-head with Sun Ce, and finally the two sides drew, and Shi said, "Strategize and stab Ci Ma, and get Ci Xiang to get the sword, and Ci also gets Ci Tou." ”
After Sun Ce basically pacified Danyang, he captured Taishi Cisheng. In view of Tai Shi Ci's high martial arts, Sun Ce recruited him into his command, and Shi said that "that is, to be the governor of the gate, to return Wu Zhibing, and to pay homage to the general Chong Zhonglang." It can be seen from this that as soon as Tai Shi Ci joined the Sun Ce clique, he was in the official residence and folded the position of general of Zhonglang, indicating that Sun Ce attached great importance to him. Later, Tai Shi Ci followed Sun Ce and Sun Quan's brothers on a southern expedition to the north and made many military achievements.
In the eleventh year of Jian'an (206), Tai Shi Ci died of illness at the age of 41. It is worth mentioning that before Tai Shi Ci died, he once lamented: "When a husband is born, he should carry a seven-foot sword to ascend to the rank of the Son of Heaven." If you don't do it now, why die! ”
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="8" > second place: Jiang Qin</h1>
Jiang Qin is a native of Jiujiang, Yangzhou, known for his bravery.
When Sun Ce pacified Jiangdong, Jiang Qin followed the conquest and made many military achievements, and history said that he "maneuvered with Ce, pacified the three counties, and then from Dingyu Zhang." ”
With the accumulation of Jiang Qin's military achievements, his official position was also promoted from Sima Beibu to the general of Yue Zhonglang. It is worth mentioning that after Sun Ce's death, Jiang Qin was also deeply used by Sun Zheng. In the Battle of Xiaoyaojin, Jiang Qin desperately defended Sun Quan, made great contributions, and was promoted to the rank of general of Lang Kou.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > third place: Zhou Tai</h1>
Zhou Tai and Jiang Qin are fellow villagers and also from Jiujiang, Yangzhou. According to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Zhou Tai Biography:
(Zhou Tai) and Jiang Qin followed Sun Ce as their left and right, serving respectfully and making meritorious contributions in several battles.
It can be seen that Zhou Tai and Jiang Qin both followed sun ce when they pacified Jiangdong, and were the meritorious generals of Sun Ce in pacifying Jiangdong. After Sun Ce occupied the meeting, in recognition of Zhou Tai's merits, he was awarded the title of Sima of the Other Department.
In fact, the greatest achievement of Zhou Tai's life is to protect Sun Quan many times in dangerous times. In this regard, Sun Quan once sighed that "Qing fought like a bear and a tiger for the orphan brother, sparing no effort to kill himself, being wounded dozens of times, and his skin was like a portrayal."
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="17" > fourth place: Chen Wu</h1>
Chen Wu was a native of Lujiang, Yangzhou, and when Sun Ce was in Shouchun, Chen Wu went to follow.
Subsequently, Chen Wu followed Sun Ce to pacify Jiangdong, made many military achievements, and was named Sima of the Other Department by Sun Ce. After Sun Ce attacked Liu Xun's Lujiang army, he made Chen Wu the governor and commanded this Lujiang army.
After Sun Ce's death, Chen Wu devoted himself to assisting Sun Quan. In the Battle of Xiaoyaojin in the twentieth year of Jian'an (215), Chen Wu died heroically to protect Sun Quan.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="21" > fifth place: Dong Xian</h1>
Dong Xun was a Yangzhou Huijian who was known for his bravery and martial prowess, and the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms Dong Raid described him as "eight feet long and superior in force.".
After Sun Ce occupied Huiji, he summoned Dong To attack as a thief under his command. After that, Dong Xun had meritorious service in the campaign against mountain thieves, and was appointed by Sun Ce as sima of the other departments, and soon promoted to the rank of Yangwu Du lieutenant. After that, Dong Xun followed Sun Ce in his conquests of the north and south, and made great contributions in capturing the city of Anhui, attacking Liu Xun, and breaking huang zu.
Unfortunately, Dong Xun, a fierce general in Jiangdong, eventually died of drowning due to the overturning of the ship.
From the top, Tai Shi Ci, Jiang Qin, Zhou Tai, Chen Wu, and Dong Xun were the five Jiangdong generals personally promoted by Sun Ce. It was with the assistance of these five fierce generals that Sun Ce was like a bamboo, calming Jiangdong in one fell swoop and laying the foundation for Sun Wu.