The Three Kingdoms are in turmoil, and heroes are numerous. In that war-torn era, countless legendary generals emerged. Some of them are strong in martial arts, some have outstanding ability to command troops, some are loyal to their lords, and some dare to charge against strong enemies. It is precisely because of the existence of these generals that the magnificent historical picture of the Three Kingdoms period has been created.
Among the many generals of the Three Kingdoms, ten are particularly impressive.
Although Tai Shici, who ranked tenth, died young, he was known for his bravery and good fighting during his lifetime, and was known as "the first warrior in Jiangdong".
As another important general of Shu Han, Wei Yan was known for his bravery and repeated military exploits, so he ranked ninth.
The eighth place is tied by Ma Chao and Xu Chu. Ma Chao, as the leader of the Xiliang Iron Cavalry, is brave and good at fighting; Xu Chu was another fierce general under Cao Cao, with strong martial arts and made the enemy fearful.
Jiang Wei, who ranked seventh, was the pillar of the late Shu Han Dynasty, who was not only good at fighting, but also loyal, and was an all-round excellent general.
Although Lu Bu's ability to lead troops to fight is average, he ranks first in the world in cavalry and archery, and his personal martial arts are unmatched, so he ranks sixth.
The fifth Zhang Fei is also an awe-inspiring general, he is strong in martial arts, and he has outstanding ability to lead troops, which can be called the enemy of 10,000 people.
In the fourth place, we saw Cao Cao's personal fierce general Dian Wei. Dian Wei was not only powerful, but also loyal to his lord, and was one of Cao Cao's most trusted guards.
The third place, Lu Xun, is also a general who cannot be ignored. Lu Xun attacked Chibi with fire, reversing the tide of the war between the Three Kingdoms in one fell swoop, and greatly damaged the vitality of Shu. This battle not only showed Lu Xun's strategy, but also established his position among the generals of the Three Kingdoms.
Zhang Liao's ability to lead troops to fight is extremely strong, and he once rushed into the 100,000-strong army of Eastern Wu with only 800 people, which can be described as one as a hundred. And after Guan Yu, Zhang Liao is undoubtedly another impressive general, so he is in second place.
The first place undoubtedly belongs to Guan Yu. Guan Yu, as the first fierce general of the Three Kingdoms, is not only strong in martial arts, but also has a brilliant record. Cao Cao and Sun Quan had to join forces to finally defeat Guan Yu, which was enough to prove his ability.
From the perspective of modern military affairs, these generals not only need personal martial arts, but also need the ability to command troops. During the Three Kingdoms period, the scale and intensity of the war were unprecedented, and it was not easy to lead the army to charge into battle and defeat the strong with the weak. Whether it is Guan Yu, who is ranked first, Zhang Liao, who is ranked second, or Lu Xun, who is ranked third, they all show extraordinary military talents.
For thousands of years, the stories of the generals of the Three Kingdoms have been sung for future generations. Their courage and skill, their strategic command, and their loyalty and courage constitute a magnificent historical picture. These ten fierce generals of the Three Kingdoms, with their outstanding military talents and distinctive personal characteristics, shined in the long river of history, leaving endless imagination space for future generations.