"Heaven and earth are not kind, and all things are dogs." After the Sui Dynasty Emperor became emperor, he did not have any people in his heart, and he built a large number of civil engineering, built the Eastern Capital, dug the Grand Canal, and frequently launched wars, which made the people bear a heavy burden of military service and military service, causing the people to rebel against him.
Wagangzhai was also an important force that rebelled against the Sui Emperor in the last years of the Sui Dynasty. In the Wagangzhai camp led by Li Mi, the famous generals are like clouds, but "since ancient times, famous generals are like beauties, and heroes are not allowed to see white heads", the end of these famous generals is very tragic, only 3 people survived to Li Shimin to be called emperor.
1. Pei Yuanqing
Pei Yuanqing is a fictional character who does not exist in history. Pei Yuanqing was the first fierce general of Wagangzhai and the third fierce general of Sui and Tang Dynasties, and his strength was second only to Li Yuanba and Yuwen Chengdu. Pei Yuanqing's strength is very large, and his weapon is a pair of silver hammers, weighing 300 pounds. Legend has it that Pei Yuanqing was the reincarnation of Nezha and was very strong in martial arts, and he fought with Li Yuanba, the "Thanos" of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and caught his three iron hammers, and Pei Yuanqing became famous in the world.
Pei Yuanqing fought with many of the heroes of the Sui and Tang dynasties, and when he led his troops to attack Wagangzhai, he defeated the three famous generals Shan Xiongxin, Qin Qiong, and Cheng Yaojin. Pei Yuanqing also defeated yang lin and Xinwenli, the patron king. But unfortunately, Pei Yuanqing defeated Xinwenli, but died at the hands of Xinwenli, and Pei Yuanqing was introduced into Qingluo Mountain by him when he fought with Xinwenli, and finally burned to death in the fire and thunder array.
2. Luo Cheng
Luo Cheng is also a fictional character in the novel, and the historical prototype is Luo Shixin, a fierce general in the late Sui and early Tang dynasties. Luo Cheng was the second fierce general of Wagangzhai and the seventh fierce general of Sui and Tang. Luo Cheng is Luo Yi's son and a cousin of Qin Qiong, and his marksmanship is very exquisite. During Luo Cheng's stay in Wagang Village, he broke the one-character long snake array of Yang Lin, the patron king, and the bronze flag array of Yang Yichen, the king of Yingzhou. After the dispersal of Wagangzhai, Cheng Yaojin, Qin Qiong, Luo Cheng, Shan Xiongxin and others went to Luoyang and became Wang Shichong's generals. Qin Qiong, Cheng Yaojin, and Luo Cheng, unwilling to do anything for Wang Shichong, switched to Tang Jun.
After arriving at the Tang army, Luo Chengli Shimin defeated Wang Shichong, Dou Jiande, Gao Tansheng, Zhu Can, and Meng Haigong, and killed Shan Xiongxin. Luo Cheng's martial arts were strong, which caused Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji to be jealous, and in the end they designed it to let Liu Heimin shoot Luo Cheng.
Third, Qin Shubao, Cheng Biting Jin
Qin Shubao and Cheng Yaojin were the third and fourth fierce generals of Wagangzhai. Qin Shubao and Cheng Zhijin are real historical figures, Qin Shubao is the Qin Qiong in history, and Cheng Zhijin is the famous Cheng Zhijie. The two of them were originally the generals of Wagangzhai, and after the massacre of Zhai Rang by Li Mi in Wagangzhai, the hearts of the people in Wagangzhai were scattered and began to decline, and Qin Qiong and Cheng Yaojin switched to Wang Shichong after the defeat of the army.
After arriving at Wang Shichong's account, the two felt that Wang Shichong's demeanor was shallow and narrow, and he was not a clear lord who corrected the chaos, so they defected to the Tang army camp. The two were Li Shimin's right-hand men, and during their battles with Li Shimin, whenever there was a great general in the enemy army who flaunted his might, Li Shimin would let Qin Qiong out and kill him. Qin Qiong also captured Wei Chigong in the Battle of Meiliangchuan, and was a very brave general. After Cheng Yaojin followed Li Shimin, he made great military achievements for him, and both of them became famous generals of the Founding of the Tang Dynasty.
In his later years, Li Shimin also put the portraits of Qin Qiong and Cheng Yaojin into the Ling Yan Pavilion, making them members of the Twenty-Four Heroes of the Ling Yan Pavilion.
Fourth, Shan Xiongxin
Shan Xiongxin is a fierce general of Wagangzhai, and he has the best relationship with Xu Shijie in Wagangzhai. After Li Mi killed Zhai Rang, the hearts of the people in Wagangzhai were scattered, and many people were reluctant to fight for him. Shan Xiongxin surrendered wang Shichong in the Battle of Yanshi. Shan Xiongxin followed Wang Shichong in battle with the Tang army, and on the battlefield, he almost killed Li Shimin, which led to the defeat of Wang Shichong's army, when Shan Xiongxin and others became Li Shimin's subordinate prisoners, Xu Shiji, who had a good relationship with Shan Xiongxin, prayed that Li Shimin would spare Shan Xiongxin from dying, but Li Shimin still insisted on killing him.
5. Wang Bodang
Wang Bodang was a fierce general in Wagang Village. Wang Bodang was a close friend of Li Mi and was also regarded by Li Mi as a confidant. The leader of Wagangzhai, Zhai Rang, had mediocre talent and prestige, and Wang Bodang persuaded Zhai Rang to cede the position of chief to Li Mi. Zhai Rang intended to give way to Xian, but his followers were reluctant to let Zhai give way, which eventually led to Li Mi's murder of Zhai Rang and his henchmen. This incident also became a watershed in the rise and fall of Wagangzhai, and soon after, Qin Qiong, Cheng Yaojin, Shan Xiongxin and others left Wagangzhai one after another, which made Wagangzhai sunset on the western mountains and was eventually defeated by The Tang.
Wang Bodang followed Li Mi and surrendered to the Tang Dynasty. Li Mi was not willing to submit to Li Yuan, and later tried to rebel, and Wang Bodang and others were killed by Li Yuan.
7. Xu Maogong
Xu Maogong was a famous Tang Dynasty general Xu Shijie. When Li Mi killed Zhai Rang and others, his men almost killed Xu Shiji, but Xu Shiji did not hold a grudge against Li Mi because of this, but instead remained loyal to Li Mi ever since. After Li Mi defected to the Tang Dynasty, Xu Shiji also tried his best to protect the old lord Li Mi, which made Li Yuan pay more attention to him. After Xu Shijie arrived in the Tang Dynasty, he followed Li Shimin in his crusade against Wang Shichong, attacked Dou Jiande, and made great achievements for the Tang Dynasty. Xu Shijie also broke the Eastern Turks and defeated Goguryeo and others, making immortal achievements.
After Li Shimin became emperor, Xu Shiji became his important vassal and helped Li Shimin to create the rule of Zhenguan. In his later years, Li Shimin entered The Ling Yan Pavilion with Xu Shijie. Of the 7 famous generals of Wagangzhai, only Qin Qiong, Cheng Yaojin, and Xu Shijie survived to the time when Li Shimin became emperor.