In the era of cold weapons, horses are the companions of soldiers who depend on each other for life and death. They galloped with their masters on the battlefield, fought bloodily, and made great achievements.
Throughout the ages, I don't know how many unsung heroes wrapped in ma ge, accompanied by their silent comrades-in-arms, drowned in the rolling torrent of history, and there are very few famous generals who can leave their names in history, and the famous horses are even rarer.
"Eight Horses of King Mu of Zhou" refers to eight horses driven by Ji Man, the fifth monarch of the Zhou Dynasty, whose names vary from ancient times to law.
The "Collected Remains" is named after speed, namely: Jedi - foot does not trample the soil; turning feathers - flying birds; running supper - traveling thousands of miles at night; super shadow - day by day; over the glow - mao color Bingyao; super light - a shape of ten shadows; soaring fog - running by the clouds; wings - with flesh wings.
The "Seven Horses of the First Emperor" is said to be the seven horses frequently ridden by Qin Shi Huang, and the Ancient and Modern Notes call them: chasing the wind, white rabbit, stomping scenery, running electricity, flying flying, bronze lord, and morning star.
These famous horses that accompanied the emperor's southern conquest and northern war and attacked the city established a deep friendship with the emperor, so that the emperor achieved hegemony and did not forget to give credit to the silent comrades-in-arms.
And so on" Han Wen Emperor Jiuyi, "Tang Taizong Zhaoling Liujun" and so on.
"Chu Xiao" is the mount of Xiang Yu, the king of Western Chu, and is known as "Wu Xiao" in folklore.
The "Chronicle of History" records that Xiang Yu was embattled and defeated to Wujiang, and said to the local pavilion chief: "My war horse has accompanied me for five years, and I can't bear to kill it, so I will give it to you today." "A generation of overlords and lovers Yu Ji are inseparable, and they have a deep love affair with Ai Ma Chuxiao, which shows the love of children.
In the Three Kingdoms period, the masses rose together, so the famous horses were born. Such as Cao Cao's "Absolute Shadow", Liu Bei's "Lu", Zhang Fei's "Wang Chai", Cao Hong's "White Crane", Lü Bu's "Red Rabbit", Sun Quan's "Frightening Sail", Huang Zhong's "Burning Fire", Zhao Yun's "Night Jade Lion", and so on, it is worth mentioning "Lu" and "Red Rabbit".
"Lu" was the mount of Liu Bei, the Emperor zhaolie of the Three Kingdoms shu Han Dynasty, and ran extremely fast. Lu Yuan's master was Liu Biao's general Zhang Wu, Zhang Wu plotted against him, Liu Bei rebelled against him as a relative of Liu Biaozong, and Zhao Yun killed Zhang Wu in three rounds to capture the warhorse.
Lu Ma was initially criticized, and Liu Bei prepared to present Lu to Liu Biao as a greeting gift, and Liu Biao's adviser Qu Yue believed that Lu "has tear troughs at the moment, and white spots on his forehead." "Riding hinders the Lord." Liu Biao did not dare to ride the boat, so he pushed the boat to Liu Bei.
Someone told Liu Bei the "Lu Obstruction Lord" statement, and Liu Bei did not care. Cai Mao planned to murder Liu Bei, and when Liu Bei escaped, Lu Ma panicked and mistakenly entered Tanxi, and when Liu Bei was desperate, Lu Jumped three times and flew to the other side. Later, Liu Bei gave Lu to Pang Tong, but unfortunately Pang Tong was blessed, and Lu accompanied his new master to shoot random arrows.
"Lü Bu among men, red rabbit among horses" describes Lü Bu's martial arts superiority and the otherworldliness of red rabbit horses. The combination of strong and strong did not complete Lü Bu, but was killed in the White Gate Tower. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms records that the red rabbit was originally brought into the capital by Dong Zhuo from Xiliang, and in order to win Lü Bu over, he gave it to him.
After Lü Bu's death, the Red Rabbit was possessed by Cao Cao. Guan Yu turned to Cao Cao and was deeply appreciated, and Cao Cao gave the BMW to Guan Yu. Guan Yu defeated Maicheng and was killed by Eastern Wu, and The Red Rabbit was obtained by the Wu general Ma Zhong, who missed the old lord and died of hunger strike shortly after.
Loyalty and filial piety and righteousness are the spiritual pursuits of the ancients, and the absolute loyalty of subordinates to their masters is praised by the world. As a human being is, spiritual, and the horse that is loyal to its master is even more popular with the world.