At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in chaos. After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the Han Dynasty was unable to quell the rebel army, so it ordered the states to organize township heroes to suppress the rebellion. This caused the masses to rise together, and the township braves gradually became regular troops, and the county officials who had originally obeyed the orders and the imperial court became the princes who divided the side.
Among them, Dong Zhuo took the lead in rising, and he was located in the northwest, holding elite soldiers and fierce generals, driving straight in, occupying the two capitals, and deposing the Young Emperor. Wen had Li Ru and Jia Xu, and Wu had Lü Bu, Guo Feng, and Li Dai, and for a time there was no difference.
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This caused dissatisfaction among the vast number of princes, as Liu Bei said: "They are not hating Dong Zhuo for dominating the imperial court, but they are jealous and envious, how can a pig and dog in Xiliang in the past be worthy of stealing from the Dragon Court?" Under these circumstances, the Eighteenth Route princes gathered a large army to attack Dong Zhuo, and Chen Bing was inside the Fenshui Pass.
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the commanders of both sides will always send military generals to fight heads-up before fighting, or soldiers and pawns, in order to improve the morale and morale of their soldiers. Sure enough, this time Dong Zhuo ordered Hua Xiong to come and challenge.
The ending is all familiar to us, Hua Xiong killed Yuan Shu's General Yu Shi and Han Fu's Jizhou General Pan Feng in succession, instantly making the princes shudder. Or Guan Yu took a timely shot, Wen Jiu beheaded Huaxiong, and let Liu Bei, who was not a prince, have a great glory.
However, in the face of Hua Xiong, and later the more courageous Lü Bu, the Allies sent out some Yu Shi, Pan Feng, as well as "Beihai Brave General Wang Chong", "Hanoi Famous General Fang Yue", "Beihai Wu Anguo", "Our General Liu Sandao" and so on at a glance at the name to know that it was cannon fodder.
What's more, at a critical juncture, Gongsun Zhan, the Taishou of Beiping, even personally went into battle, and in the case of extreme anger, Yu Lübu's men held out for seven or eight rounds. Killing Huaxiong depended on Guan Yu, and defeating Lü Fengxian depended on Liu Guanzhang's three brothers.
Without these three, it seems that the Allies have lost the highest single challenge in a flash, is this really the case? At that time, these military generals may not have been convinced.
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First of all, I set my sights on the biggest princes, Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao, the two brothers, who did not have a good heart when they came to the alliance, and did not contribute to the work. After losing Yu and Pan one after another, Yuan Shao sighed: "Unfortunately, my generals, Yan Liang and Wen Chen have not yet arrived, and there is one person here, why fear Huaxiong?" ”
In such a large-scale alliance war, don't you come with elite soldiers and fierce generals, just to seize the position of the alliance lord? Yuan Shu, who lost Yu Shi, seems to have "lost", but in fact, he also has a ghost fetus. Don't forget, he has a Ji Ling who carries a 50-pound three-pointed knife and can fight with Guan Yu.
In the north, there has always been a warrior in the bitter cold land. Gongsun Zhan, the Taishou of Beiping, formed a white horse yicong, and used cavalry to crush the nomadic people who were good at riding and shooting in one fell swoop, perhaps with the strength of a battle. However, judging from the fact that he personally went into battle when he later fought Lü Bu, perhaps there were really no major generals under his command, and his own strength was slightly inferior to that of Hua Xiong.
In the future, zhao yun under his command was indeed able to provoke and kill Huaxiong, but according to the titles of "fifteen years old" and "young general" when Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zhanjie bridge zhao yun appeared in the battle, Zhao Zilong at this time was still young and was a pawn under Yuan Shao, and whether he came to huimeng was not yet known.
Also unable to play because of age problems is another Five Tigers general, he is The eldest son of Xiliang Taishou Ma Teng, Ma Chao, although he has a record of killing Li Meng alone and killing Wang Fang soon after, but at this time he was only about 15 years old, facing the brave and experienced compatriot Hua Xiong, obviously too young.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="8" > preserve strength</h1>
The brothers Cao Ren and Cao Hong under Cao Cao were all known for leading battles, but unlike the Zhengshi, the brothers Xiahou Huan and Xiahou Yuan in the yanyi were not only leaders and strategists, but also brave and brave. In the later period, Xiahou Yuan could stand up to Ma Teng and Ma Chao alone through the western defensive line of Cao Wei, needless to say.
Xiahou Huan was even more a ruthless person who dared to "string up" in the battlefield and killed people at the age of sixteen. Later, after Guan Yu passed five levels and slashed six generals, he was even more indistinguishable from his single dozen rounds.
Even in the later period, when Cao Cao led an army to surprise Dong Zhuo, it was not shameful to lose to Lü Bu, because in the yanyi, the military generals who could fight a draw against Lü Bu, such as Zhang Fei and Dianwei, were already the best, and the princes often took the way of many people beating to achieve victory, and they did not feel that there was any shame.
It should be said that the sound Xiahou Huan killed Hua Xiong, who was slightly inferior in strength, more than enough.
In addition to the future Cao Wei, there were only three Liu Guanzhang brothers on the Shu Han side at this time, and Guan Yu needless to say, his third brother Zhang Feifa was only afraid of being more courageous than the second brother. Therefore, Zhang Fei is another candidate.
There are some problems on Sun Wu's side, and it is Sun Jian, the tiger of Jiangdong, who killed Huaxiong in history. In the rendition, he hesitated after losing Zu Mao. Perhaps it was because he was a prince, or perhaps It was Hua Xiong's courage that made his heart palpitate.
Otherwise, if we talk about fighting alone, Sun Jian can be said not to be afraid of Huaxiong. Therefore, Sun Jian, who can kill Huaxiong, can be said to be the third person.
Like Yuan Shu, Jizhou Taishou Han Fu also lost his own general, Pan Feng. However, at that time, he had a brave general whose strength was far superior to that of Pan Feng, that is, Zhang Guo. Before defecting to Yuan Shao, this one of the Four Pillars of Hebei served under Han Fu.
During the Battle of Guandu, he fought zhang liao, regardless of victory or defeat. During the years of the confrontation between Wei and Shu, he fought against the other Shu Han Four Tigers besides Guan Yu in the Battle of Chang'an and the Battle of Hanzhong respectively, although he was defeated by Ma Chao and Zhang Fei after dozens of rounds, and he was even more frightened by Zhao Yun's marksmanship.
However, judging from his almost invincible in the late Three Kingdoms period, as well as the achievements of Ping Huangzhong and Zhang Liao, it was not a problem to deal with the little Huaxiong, so the fourth person was none other than him.
Among the four military generals described above, except for Zhang Fei, who can kill Huaxiong in seconds like the second brother, the other three are only slightly better than Huaxiong in strength, and if they want to make a contribution, I am afraid that it will take dozens of rounds to see the difference, and the danger is extremely dangerous.
But the next general, the strength may still be above Zhang Fei.
Among the eighteen princes, there are many "soy sauce" characters, such as Tao Qian, Qiao Mao, Kong Rong, etc., who have a serious sense of existence, and come with thousands of subordinates, who seem to be just to increase the momentum and wave the flag. Among them, there was naturally also Cao Cao's neighbor Chen Liutai (陈留太守張邈).
In this battle, he, like the rest of the mediocre princes, achieved nothing. However, he had the third brave general of the Three Kingdoms, the "Evil of the Ancients", Dianwei, who had not yet defected to Cao Cao.
In the commentary, there have always been "one Lü two Zhao three Dianwei, four passes, five horses and six Zhang Fei", which shows that his bravery is even above Guan Zhang. After defecting to Cao Cao, he was trusted by the suspicious Cao Mengde and served as Cao Cao's bodyguard, which showed his extraordinary strength.
Moreover, in the confrontation with Xu Chu, he had the upper hand slightly. Wielding two large iron halberds, Lü Bu fights alone for dozens of rounds without winning or losing. It can be said that at this time, how Dianwei came out on horseback, Huaxiong could not resist a round, so he was also the fifth person in the Allied army who could kill Huaxiong.
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In addition to preserving their strength, the princes may consider Taoguang and obscurity more, not to show the real elite soldiers in front of the world, and to put their own county land on the cusp of the storm.
Killing Huaxiong can shock the world, but other than that? In addition to the above disadvantages, he will also have a grudge with Dong Zhuo. The three brothers of Liu Guanzhang were fledgling, except for the three pieces of armor on their bodies, the three horses under their crotches, and the double-stranded swords in their palms, the green dragon sword, and the Zhangba snake spear.
Quickly accumulating fame and making Liu Bei's reputation as a "Han Dynasty Patriarch" become the banner of their rise is the key, and it is the right time to kill Huaxiong at this time!