Zhang Fei, a famous general of the Three Kingdoms, a generation of heroes, shocked the Quartet, and his heroic deeds have been praised through the ages in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". However, behind this iron-clad general, there is a little-known love history, which is a legendary love story.
In the torrent of history, Zhang Fei was once a capable general under Liu Bei, and later became one of the five tiger generals. However, before he became famous, he also experienced hardships and displacement. Xuzhou was lost, Liu Bei's battle with Cao Cao made him lose his homeland, and Zhang Fei led the former eighteen horsemen in the escape, and fell into the grass in the area of Mangdang Mountain.
Mangdang Mountain, an ancient mountain that once witnessed Liu Bang's snake slashing uprising, became Zhang Fei's temporary shelter. He quickly amassed troops and horses here, ready to take revenge on Cao Cao. Since Mangdang Mountain was very close to Cao Cao's hometown of Qian County, Zhang Fei often sent troops to harass him in an attempt to cause trouble for Cao Cao. However, despite his repeated military dispatches, none of them posed a substantial threat to Cao Cao's hometown, which filled his heart with melancholy and unwillingness.
One day, Zhang Feijun went to a mulberry forest and suddenly saw a woman picking mulberry. The woman was young and beautiful, and Zhang Fei couldn't help but fall in love when she saw it. He stepped forward and asked about the woman's identity and origin. When the woman saw Zhang Fei's burly figure and majestic appearance, she was already terrified in her heart, so she had to tell the truth that she was Xiahou Yuan's niece and Cao Cao's niece.
When Zhang Fei heard the identity of the woman, he felt a burst of ecstasy in his heart. He didn't expect that he would be able to meet such a famous woman in this wilderness, so he decided to take her as the wife of the village. Although the woman was reluctant in her heart, she could not escape in the face of Zhang Fei's strength. In this way, a noble woman from a famous family was forced to become the wife of a bandit.
However, as time passed, Zhang Fei became more and more fond of this Xiahou woman. He found that she was not only outstanding in appearance, but also gentle and virtuous. The relationship between the two gradually warmed up, and Zhang Fei even promised to love Xiahou alone in this life. And Xiahou was gradually moved by Zhang Fei's sincerity, and the resistance in his heart slowly dissipated.
Later, Zhang Fei reunited with Liu Bei and Guan Yu, and he introduced the Xiahou clan to the two brothers. When Liu Bei learned the identity of the Xiahou family, he was very happy and thought that Zhang Fei had married a good relative. It turned out that at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the concept of the family was very serious, and Xiahou, as the niece of Cao Cao and Xiahou Yuan, was undoubtedly from a wealthy aristocratic family, which made Zhang Fei feel very honored.
After Zhang Fei married Xiahou, the two had two sons and two daughters. Later, in order to consolidate his relationship with Zhang Fei, Liu Bei married his son Liu Chanxu to Zhang Fei's daughter. Zhang Fei did not dare to disobey the emperor's orders, so his two daughters successively became the empresses of Liu Chan, the emperor of Shu Han.
Although Xiahou became a relative of the emperor, she always thought about Cao Cao's team in her heart. When her uncle Xiahou Yuan was beheaded at Dingjun Mountain, she was overwhelmed with grief and asked Zhang Fei to collect Xiahou Yuan's body and bury him. Later, Xiahou Yuan's son Xiahou Ba surrendered to Shu Han, and Liu Chan comforted him and said: "Your father died in the chaos, not by my father's own hands. He pointed to his son and said, "This is also the son and nephew of the Xiahou clan." ”
This little-known love history has witnessed Zhang Fei's tender side. Although his love story with Xiahou was full of twists and turns, it finally ended with a happy ending. This legendary love has also become a unique landscape in the history of the Three Kingdoms.