In the smoke and dust of the ancient battlefield, heroes and heroes rose together, and their stories have been sung in the epic work "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" to this day. Blending history and legend, war and wisdom, this work is not only a recreation of a piece of history, but also a legendary world of heroes and warriors. In this world, ten fierce generals who are known as super-first-class leaders have led the way, and their rankings and stories have always been eternal mysteries in the hearts of historians, literature lovers, and even every fan of the Three Kingdoms.
Among the first-class fierce generals, what was the performance of such famous generals as Pang De, Xiahoudun, and Tai Shici? How did the bravery and wisdom they displayed in the fierce battles leave a strong mark in the long river of history? The stories of these characters are not only about the narrative of the battle, but also about the profound thinking of courage, loyalty, and sacrifice.
1. The evaluation criteria of the fierce generals in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Although the evaluation of the fierce generals in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is not entirely based on historical facts, it gives these characters vivid and distinctive characteristics according to the author's understanding and creative conception. For example, Pound's performance in the Battle of Nanzheng is one of them. In that battle, Pound first fought Zhang He. The two immediately intersected, spears danced, offense and defense were exchanged, and after thirty rounds of fighting, it was still difficult to tell the winner. Pound's fighting skills and strength make him stand out on the battlefield.
Immediately afterwards, Pang De faced Xiahou Yuan, and this fierce general pounced on Pang De with lightning speed. Xiahou Yuan's spear was like a remnant leaf in the wind, and the attack was fierce. Not to be outdone, Pang De brandished the big knife in his hand, slashed down against the wind, and the two fought for twenty rounds, still without a difference.
Then, Pound fought Xu Huang again. Xu Huang's strength is infinite, and every blow carries a monstrous momentum. Pang De responded flexibly, dodging left and right, and fought with Xu Huang for forty rounds, and the two of them went back and forth, fierce and abnormal.
In the end, Pound and Xu Chu had a 50-round heads-up fight. Xu Chu's strength is incomparable, and every blow seems to knock Pound down. However, Pound, with his excellent martial arts and strong will, resisted stubbornly, and the battle between the two caused a huge shock among the generals.
The story of Xiahoudun is equally fascinating. In the battle with Gao Shun, Xiahoudun showed his unique fighting style. As soon as he started, he quickly rushed towards Gao Shun and launched a fierce attack. Gao Shun was at ease, and the two fought fiercely, but Xiahoudun, with his bravery and indomitable spirit, defeated Gao Shun after forty rounds.
In addition, another feat of Xiahoudun, which showed his extraordinary courage and perseverance. On the battlefield, Xiahoudun was shot in the eye by an arrow, and he did not hesitate to pull out the arrow, suck down his eyeballs, and continue to fight. This awe-inspiring and unyielding spirit made him a symbol of super-first-class generals in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
Tai Shici's performance in the Battle of Shentingling and the Battle of Hefei reflected his combat wisdom and strategy. In the Battle of Hefei, his duel with Zhang Liao was particularly eye-catching. The two fought fiercely on the battlefield for dozens of rounds, and both showed extremely high martial arts and strategy. Tai Shici's offensive was like a turbulent wave, and Zhang Liao responded with clever moves, and the battle between the two became a major attraction on the battlefield.
Next, let's take a closer look at the performance of the top three first-class warriors.
2. Pound: A representative of first-class generals
In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Pound's image is portrayed as a brave general, especially in the Battle of Nanzheng. In this battle, Pang De first fought against Cao Cao's famous general Zhang He. The two of them were flying on the battlefield, and the sound of weapons clashing constantly. Pound wields a heavy knife, and every swing carries great power. Zhang He responded with a spear, flexible and sharp. The two fought for thirty rounds, but neither was able to decide the winner.
Then, Pang De faced Xiahou Yuan. Xiahou Yuan, as another fierce general of Cao Cao, was known for his bravery. He was armed with a spear, and the attack was fierce, like a storm, and he struck Pound like a storm. Pang De was not afraid at all, and faced Xiahou Yuan, and the two fought for twenty rounds, but it was still difficult to distinguish.
Immediately afterwards, Pound faced off against Xu Huang. Xu Huang is known for his great strength, and every blow seems to be able to shake the mountain and destroy the city. Pound responded with his agility and skill, and the two fought for forty rounds, but they were still evenly matched.
In the end, Pound and Xu Chu had a fierce exchange that lasted for 50 rounds. Xu Chu was known as the "tiger idiot" under Cao Cao, and was known for his amazing strength and bravery. In the duel with Pound, Xu Chu showed his strength and courage. Pound fought against it with his extraordinary martial arts and tenacious will. The battle between the two attracted huge attention on the battlefield and became a legendary contest.
Although Pang De showed extraordinary combat ability in the Battle of Nanzheng and did not fall behind in confrontations with many famous generals, in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", his image has still not been elevated to the level of a super-first-class general. Compared with legendary figures such as Lu Bu and Guan Yu, although Pound is brave, his martial arts and influence are still inferior in the depiction in the novel.
3. Xiahoudun: A model of super-first-class military generals
Xiahoudun's image in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is full of fearlessness and tenacity, especially in the battle with Gao Shun. In this legendary battle, Xiahoudun held a heavy spear and wore iron armor, and marched forward bravely. His matchup with Gao Shun quickly escalated into a battle of strength and skill. Gao Shun, as a battlefield veteran, is known for his composure and cunning. He wields a spear and is accurate in every attack, striving for a lethal blow.
Xiahoudun was not intimidated by Gao Shun's prestige, but responded with a more ferocious offensive. The two battled each other on the battlefield for forty rounds, each round filled with tension and intensity. Xiahoudun showed his martial arts and extraordinary courage in battle. His marksmanship was swift and accurate, and every swing made Gao Shun unguardable.
Another legendary feat of Xiahoudun, that is, pulling out the arrow, shows his tenacity and perseverance. During a battle, Xiahoudun was unfortunately shot in the eye by an enemy arrow. In this case, ordinary people may choose to retreat, but Xiahoudun showed amazing courage.
Without hesitation, he pulled out the arrow that pierced his eye, and bit his own eyeball to continue the fight. This kind of behavior that almost exceeded the limits of human beings shook the entire battlefield, making Xiahoudun's name synonymous with bravery and perseverance.
Xiahoudun's legendary achievements and deeds are repeatedly mentioned in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which not only demonstrates his outstanding ability as a warrior, but also shows his indomitable spirit in the face of difficulties and dangers.
His story has inspired countless later readers, becoming a representative of the super-first-class general, and also represents the idealized portrayal of heroes in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
Fourth, Tai Shi Ci: The display of the pinnacle battle
Tai Shici's image in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is full of superb martial arts and combat wisdom. He made his debut in the Battle of Shenting Ridge, demonstrating his extraordinary combat skills and leadership skills. In this battle, Tai Shi Ci commanded the troops to charge forward bravely, and the soldiers he led were full of fighting spirit and courage under his leadership.
However, what is even more remarkable is Tai Shici's performance in the Battle of Hefei. This battle was a crucial battle for Eastern Wu against Cao Cao. As one of the important generals of Eastern Wu, Tai Shici played an important role in this battle. The most striking was the duel between him and Cao Cao's famous general Zhang Liao. This battle is described in detail in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and has become a classic episode.
In the battle with Zhang Liao, Tai Shici showed his martial arts and wisdom. Armed with a spear, he moves swiftly and precisely, with every attack imbued with power and speed. Zhang Liao responded to Tai Shici's offensive with his calmness and skill, and the two engaged in a thrilling battle on the battlefield. Their battle lasted seventy or eighty rounds, each of which was filled with tension and excitement that took the viewer's breath away.
Tai Shici's battle strategy was also fully reflected in this duel. He not only relied on force, but also flexibly used tactics and strategies in battle to deal with Zhang Liao. Tai Shi Ci sometimes strives for quick duels in battle, and sometimes shows a fighting style of patiently waiting for opportunities. This tactic of his made it difficult for Zhang Liao to predict his next move, thus greatly increasing the uncertainty of the battle.
Although the battle was not won or lost in the end, Tai Shici's bravery and wisdom in it fully proved his outstanding position among first-class generals. His combat skills and strategies are depicted in detail in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, demonstrating his all-round abilities as an outstanding general.
Fifth, the ranking of super-first-class warriors
In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the author's ranking of super-first-class generals not only reflects his in-depth understanding of historical figures, but also shows his artistic processing of the heroic deeds of these figures. As the number one fierce general, Lu Bu is described as unparalleled in martial arts and brave. In the novel, his brilliant record, such as single-handedly taking on many famous generals in the Tiger Prison Pass, shows his unparalleled combat ability.
Guan Yu followed Lu Bu and was endowed with profound martial arts and noble loyalty. One of Guan Yu's representative achievements is to pass five levels and kill six generals, a feat that not only shows his strength, but also reflects his loyalty and bravery. His Blue Dragon Glaive became his signature weapon, symbolizing his invincibility on the battlefield.
Zhang Fei is also one of the super-first-class generals in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". He was known for his bravery, and one of his most famous battles was at Changban Slope where he shouted "Yan Ren Zhang Fei is here", which shocked Cao Cao's army. Zhang Fei's courage and strength were on full display in this battle, leaving a deep impression on him in history.
Zhao Yun is also a top-ranked fierce general, known for his wisdom and bravery. In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Zhao Yun's representative record is to ride the savior alone and rescue the young lord Liu Chan from Cao Cao's army. This heroic act of his demonstrated not only his martial arts, but also his loyalty and wisdom.
Yan Liang, as one of the fierce generals, although he has fewer roles in the novel, his record is also impressive. He showed excellent combat ability in the Battle of Guandu, and although he was eventually killed by Guan Yu, his bravery was still praised.
Ma Chao, Xu Chu, Huang Zhong, and Dian Wei are also described as brave warriors in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Ma Chao is known for his bravery and good fighting, and Xu Chu is portrayed as a warrior of infinite strength. Huang Zhong appeared as an old man and showed amazing fighting ability. Dian Wei was known for his loyalty and bravery, and was known as the "Ancient Evil" under Cao Cao.
Although Wen Chou was ranked last in this group, he fought with Yan Liang in the Battle of Guandu, and also showed a certain combat ability. Although he was eventually killed by Guan Yu, his bravery is also worth mentioning.
On the whole, the ranking of super-first-class fierce generals in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" reflects the author's in-depth understanding and artistic processing of these historical figures. The strength and achievements of these figures made them unique among the fierce generals, and they became immortal heroic figures in history and literature.
References: "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"