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In the long history of the mainland, many brave generals have emerged, not only do they exist, but each of them has an astounding force value.
Some dominate with the bravery of one enemy and ten thousand;
Some showed extraordinary tactical talents at a young age;
Some possess incredible archery skills and talents;
Some have supreme strategic insight and leadership;
Some galloped on the battlefield with perseverance and bravery, and were admired by everyone......
Of course, the most thankful thing for this is the TV movie, which gives them some mystery.
However, what are the real people like in history?
Who are the real, historically recognized fierce generals?
How strong are their combat power? What are their records?
The king is not enough
When it comes to fierce generals, the first choice must be him - Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu!
We all know he's strong, so just how strong is he?
According to the "Historical Records: Xiang Yu Benji", at the same time as Chen Sheng and Wu Guang's uprising, he created a legend of hundreds of enemies.
At the time, he was in his early twenties.
On that day, the brutality of Qin II caused public outrage, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang revolted in Daze Township, and Huiji County Shou Yin Tong also planned to launch an uprising with Xiang Yu's uncle Xiang Liang and Huan Chu as generals.
But Xiang Liang didn't do it: I don't want to be subservient to you.
So he sent his nephew Xiang Yu to kill Yin Tong, and Yin Tong's subordinates resisted one after another, but Xiang Yu directly killed one hundred until Yin Tong's subordinates succumbed.
But this is not the time when Xiang Yu is the most fierce.
Later, Xiang Yu, who participated in the war, was even more enthusiastic.
When Chu and Han were fighting for hegemony, Xiang Yu was chased and intercepted by the Han army, and there were countless obstacles on the road - five checkpoints, and six Han generals blocked the front.
On that snowy night, Xiang Yu's sword danced violently, and the Han generals fell one by one under his furious attack.
Every time he cut down an enemy general, Xiang Yu's momentum became more and more majestic, and his roar shook the sky, like the god of war descending.
However, the real twist came at the final hurdle.
When he faced the last enemy general, a sudden heavy snowfall severely obstructed his vision.
Xiang Yu relied on his keen perception of the battlefield, roared angrily, and slashed the last general with his sword, completing an almost impossible feat.
The saying "pass five levels and kill six generals" also comes from this.
However, Xiang Yu's real god was the Battle of the Giant Deer in 207 BC.
On that day, the autumn wind swept across the battlefield, and the loess flew.
The Qin army was already besieged by Xiang Yu, the fierce general of the Chu army.
Qin general Wang Li waved his command knife, trying to stabilize the mood of the soldiers, but he couldn't hide fear in his eyes.
The battle began.
Xiang Yu was wearing iron armor and wielding a big sword weighing dozens of catties, like a tiger breaking into a flock of sheep, invincible.
The soldiers of the Qin army fell one after another like fallen leaves in the autumn wind under his sword.
Seeing this, Wang Li raised his arms and shouted, leading the elite to try to break through Xiang Yu's iron and bronze wall, but he was like a mantis arm as a car.
At the critical moment, Xiang Yu directly took the enemy's camp and killed Wang Li with a sword, and the Qin army was in chaos.
This time, he won more with less, and perfectly interpreted the magnificent poem of "pulling out the mountain and covering the world", which shocked all the people present and set the victory of the Chu army.
The title of the overlord of Western Chu is really worthy of his name, if it were not for his bravery, it would be difficult to win many battles.
It's a pity that the young and vigorous disdain strategy, and finally fell into the siege of the wall and ended his life.
If not, Chinese history may be rewritten by him.
Seal the wolf Juxu
After Xiang Yu killed himself, Jiangshan Sheji was handed over to the Liu family.
The most powerful era of the entire Western Han Dynasty was the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and naturally the most fierce generals were also born at this time.
He is Huo Quai.
At the age of 17, Huo Qubing became a key figure in the fight against the Xiongnu with his extraordinary force and military wisdom.
Of course, this is inseparable from his excellent riding and archery skills.
How good is Huo Quzhi's riding and archery skills?
During a border patrol, Huo Qubing met three Hun scouts.
He waved the battle flag directly and led the cavalry to directly launch a charge.
On the back of a galloping horse, Huo Qubing steadily pulled the bowstring, shot an arrow, and went straight to the target.
The arrow pierced the chest of the first scout, and the second and third arrows followed quickly, hitting the remaining two scouts with unmistakable accuracy.
Shoot arrows while moving, and run while shooting enemies.
This can no longer be described in words, after all, it is already difficult for ordinary people to stand and shoot at a target that does not move.
But what Sima Qian praised the most in "Historical Records" was the battle of Qilian Mountain in which Huo Qubing participated.
At the foot of Qilian Mountain, the sun shines on the sword, reflecting a dazzling light.
Huo Qubing was wearing armor, holding a spear, standing on a horse, his eyes were like torches, staring at the camp of the Huns in the distance.
His plan was to penetrate deep into the enemy's territory and adopt a divide-and-conquer strategy to wipe out the Xiongnu army.
Early in the morning, when the first rays of sunlight broke, Huo Qubing led a thousand elite cavalry and rushed to the Xiongnu camp like a tiger descending from the mountain.
In the dust, he was the first to break through the enemy's defenses, and the spear in his hand was like a deadly black dragon, and he knocked the Hun warriors off his horse in a row.
The intensity of the battle was beyond imagination, and the Huns were panicked by this sudden attack.
Huo Qubing commanded the troops to advance continuously, showing his excellent tactical vision and bravery.
He personally led the attack, and each charge accurately hit the weak links of the Xiongnu army, causing the Xiongnu army to fall into chaos.
In this battle, Huo Qubing won more with less, and defeated the Xiongnu army, and after this battle, his name became a feared legend in the Xiongnu steppe.
But the most regrettable thing is that this star, which made the Han Dynasty shine, died of illness at a young age.
Huo Quzhi didn't get sick in the end, and he couldn't help but sigh.
But Dragon City Flying will be
"But to make the dragon city fly, do not teach Humadu Yin Mountain."
A poem by Wang Changling in the Tang Dynasty put Li Guang in an insurmountable position for ordinary people.
Also a general during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Li Guang was stationed at the border for more than 40 years, although he was not made a marquis, but his influence in the people was very great.
Among them, the most widely circulated is the story of "Li Guang shooting the tiger".
That day was the day when Li Guangchu was a border general.
He got lost while patrolling the border with several soldiers.
In a grassland, they suddenly encounter a huge tiger.
Faced with this sudden beast, Li Guang ordered the soldiers to stand back, while he took out his bow and arrows and slowly walked towards the tiger.
The tiger seemed ready to pounce at any moment, but Li Guang was undaunted, he drew his bowstring and stared into the tiger's eyes, looking for the best time to shoot.
Just as the tiger was about to attack, Li Guang released his arrow.
The arrow flew through the air and struck the tiger in the eye with precision.
The badly wounded tiger fell to the ground and eventually died of his injuries.
Li Guang became famous because of this incident and was praised as the "flying general".
In addition, Li Guang distinguished himself in many wars.
Once, on the frozen border, Li Guang led an elite cavalry and suddenly encountered several times the Hun cavalry.
On the snow, the sound of the horses' hooves of the Huns resounded in the sky, and the air was filled with tension and fear.
However, Li Guangmian did not change his face, and ordered the soldiers to line up to meet the enemy, while he quickly drew his longbow and aimed with arrows.
The arrows were like off-string arrows, shooting into the chest of the enemy leader with unerring accuracy.
The leader fell to the ground, and the Hun army fell into chaos for a while.
But Li Guang did not let this go, he knew that this was only the beginning of the battle.
Unexpectedly, the Xiongnu army quickly adjusted its tactics and began to disperse its movements in an attempt to encircle Li Guang's troops.
Li Guang immediately had insight into the tactics of the Xiongnu, and he quickly adjusted the formation and commanded the cavalry to disperse the charge in an attempt to break the enemy's encirclement.
The battle became fierce, with both sides fighting on the snow-covered fields, and the blood-stained snow was even more desolate.
However, the situation on the battlefield is often unpredictable.
In the fierce battle, Li Guang's horse was shot by an enemy arrow and lost control.
He was forced to roll off his horse and was instantly besieged by enemy troops.
Seeing that the situation was critical, Li Guang picked up a spear of an enemy soldier from the ground and fought his way out of the encirclement with one enemy and ten.
His heroic performance inspired his soldiers, and the Han army was greatly demoralized, and finally repelled the Xiongnu army.
However, despite his repeated military exploits, due to various reasons, Li Guang has never been able to receive the reward he deserves.
This also adds a touch of poignancy and sorrow to his heroic story.
Smell the chickens and dance
When it comes to Zu Ti, the first thing we think of is "smelling the chicken and dancing".
However, what everyone doesn't know is that he is also a famous general in the Eastern Jin Dynasty on the mainland.
During the Wuhu Rebellion, Zu Ti played an important role.
He is not only extraordinary in martial arts, but also good at archery, and has shown amazing combat effectiveness and tactical wisdom on the battlefield many times. Among them, the battle to recover Luoyang was the highlight of his military career.
It was the early years of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Central Plains was ravaged by war, and the ancestors had a strong desire to recover the lost land.
During a northern expedition in 321, Zu Ti led only a few thousand elite soldiers, and in the face of an enemy army several times his size, he decided to give it a go.
The pre-dawn silence was broken by the sound of war drums, and Zu Ti, dressed in armor and armed with a spear, stood at the forefront of the army.
With his order, the soldiers of the Eastern Jin Dynasty rushed to the enemy formation like a flood.
Zu Ti charged non-stop, shuttling back and forth on the battlefield, and his archery skills terrified the enemy.
At the height of the battle, Zu Ti personally rushed into the core area of the enemy army, and was invincible with one enemy and ten.
Just then, an accident happened - his horse was stabbed by an enemy spear and fell to the ground.
At the critical moment, Zu Ti fought hard and rolled to the ground, but he quickly got up, drew his sword and continued to fight, and continued to charge with the body of infantry.
Under the leadership of Zu Ti, the morale of the Eastern Jin army reached its peak, and the enemy army finally began to rout due to the bravery of Zu Ti and the onslaught of the Eastern Jin army.
In the end, the battle ended with a great victory for the Eastern Jin army, and Zu Ti also became famous in history for the victory of this battle.
Will not be Lee
The last famous general is very powerful, even on the same level as Xiang Yu.
"The king is not a thing, and he will not be a Li", people often describe him like this.
It is said that the most powerful among the kings is Xiang Yu, and the most powerful among the generals is Li Cunxing, a famous general at the end of the Tang Dynasty.
How strong is his force?
He was not only proficient in swordsmanship and marksmanship, but also particularly good at mounted archery, which was an extremely crucial skill in warfare at that time.
One of Lee's most famous battles was against the rebels of Huangchao, a strong enemy.
At that time, the situation was extremely critical, Huangchao was huge, conquering the city, and the imperial army was defeated one after another.
In this context, Li Cunxiao was ordered to lead an elite unit to carry out a rescue mission.
At that time, Li Cunxiao defeated several enemy generals successively.
At the height of the battle, he spotted a strong enemy in the enemy's ranks, a man of great martial arts who was leading the enemy army to fight back.
Li Cunxiao did not hesitate and swung his gun to take the enemy general.
Between the two horses, Li Cunxiao stabbed the other party in the heart with a shot, which immediately changed the tide of the battle.
His martial prowess and courage terrified his enemies and greatly boosted his own morale.
In this way, Li Cunxiao's army miraculously repelled several times the enemy, stabilized the situation of the battle, and this battle also achieved his legendary status.
After the war, Li Cunxiao's reputation grew.
His fame was not only due to his bravery on the battlefield, but also because of his care and wisdom in commanding his soldiers.
Li Cunxiao was well aware of the hardships of soldiers, and always took the lead, personally charging into battle, and never letting soldiers face danger alone.
The story of Li Cunxiao is not only the bravery of a general, but also a true portrayal of the heroes of an era.
His life and fighting spirit continue to inspire future generations.
Do you agree with these real generals? Which do you think is the most powerful?