In ancient history, two people who used Fang Tian's halberd, one of them has been stinking for thousands of years, and the other has been famous for thousands of years
Foreword: The development of cold weapons in ancient China has gone through many stages, from the initial wooden weapons to the bulky bronze weapons of the Bronze Age, and then to the emergence of iron weapons, which has reached the peak of the cold weapon age.
Among them, the halberd, as a composite weapon that integrates the functions of the straight blade of the spear and the horizontal blade of the ge, has become a major killing weapon on the battlefield because of its easy conversion of offense and defense and great power.
Among the many halberd types, the Fang Tian painting halberd is the most famous. This weapon is a special variant of the Halberd. It is characterized by its slender shank with sharp edges on both sides, and a transverse structure at the top that resembles a "Ge".
This design makes the Fang Tian Painted Halberd can both stab and cut, and can also be hooked, which is very suitable for cavalry combat. Therefore, in ancient warfare, soldiers who could skillfully use Fang Tian's halberd could often have an advantage on the battlefield.
However, due to its unique and complex structure, mastering the skill of using the Fang Tian Halberd required a high level of strength and physical coordination, so it was rare for a samurai to be able to use it proficiently in ancient times.
After all, the halberd bearer must have the trait of a strong man or an amazing arm. While a strong physique can provide a strong foundation for the use of the Fang Tian Painting Halberd, the real challenge lies in translating this power into accurate and powerful attack and defensive moves.
Among the many generals, there are very few people who can really control this divine weapon, and Dian Wei is one of them. He is famous in history for his extraordinary courage and skillful use of Fang Tian's halberd.
But in the long history, there are two outstanding people who have successfully used this weapon by virtue of their outstanding martial arts, they are the loyal and brave Tang Dynasty famous general Xue Rengui and the late Han Dynasty fierce general Lu Bu.
Xue Rengui was originally a peasant from a poor family, but later followed his wife's advice to participate in the selection of the army, and since then he has embarked on a career in the battlefield.
In folklore, the experience of a man getting Fang Tian's halberd is quite legendary. Legend has it that he was washing horses in the river and stumbled upon a drawing of a horse and a sharp weapon, and he learned the secret of using them.
But in fact, Xue Rengui's Fang Tian painting halberd was obtained through the emperor's encouragement. As a military general of the Tang Dynasty, Xue Rengui became a rare military genius in Chinese history with his outstanding performance on the battlefield, loyal character and noble personality.
The man once swept the battlefield of Liaodong with a halberd painted by Fang Tian, and when he killed the enemy general, it was like mowing grass mustard, which shocked the enemy army. In 644 AD, Xue Rengui led the Tang army to conquer Goryeo and successfully broke the encirclement of the enemy army, killing one of the enemy generals in the process.
In particular, in the great victory of the garrison mountain, he led the Tang army to kill more than 20,000 Goryeo soldiers with a brave momentum, and won Li Shimin's high trust and praise.
Later, in the Battle of Montenegro, he defeated the Khitan army and even captured the opponent's king alive. After that, he attacked Goryeo again, capturing a large area of territory and capturing enemy generals in fierce battles. Xue Rengui's series of exploits made him leave an immortal reputation in history.
In a sudden flood, Xue Rengui risked his life to protect Emperor Li Zhi, prevent the disaster from happening, and show his loyalty and responsibility.
It was these glorious deeds that made him a legendary hero in history, and his fame is far and wide and is still celebrated today.
But in Lu Bu, what we see is a different fate. Lu Bu's bravery is on par with Xue Rengui, they are both masters of Fang Tian's painting halberd in history. Not only did he use his strength and skills, but also relied on the red rabbit horse under his crotch and the Fang Tian painting halberd in his hand, sweeping the field and no one could stop him.
However, his reputation was once controversial because he betrayed his two fathers-in-law - Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo. He killed Ding Yuan so that he could gain more power, and killed Dong Zhuo because he coveted the beauty and power around Dong Zhuo.
He was anxious for quick success, and did not hesitate to turn his back on the object to whom he had been allegiated. These behaviors made Lu Bu synonymous with "three family slaves", and his bravery could not cover up those bad deeds. In the end, this person's fate ended up in a bad end, leaving traces of being spurned by future generations.
The ancient famous generals relied on their own martial arts and talents, making the cold weapon of Fang Tian's painting halberd glow with infinite brilliance in their hands, writing a magnificent heroic epic.
Although Lu Bu has otherworldly martial arts, he has never been able to escape the shackles of selfish desires. Xue Rengui, with his heroic and fearless spirit, has become a model of a famous general admired by future generations.
