Hua Xiong was a fierce general under Dong Zhuo, and in 191 AD, when Yuan Shao organized the Eighteenth Route Princes to attack Dong Zhuo, Hua Xiong could be said to have made the most of the limelight before the Tiger Prison was closed. On this point, the interpretation and the canonical history are slightly different. In the rendition, the arrival of Hua Xiong can be said to have made the eighteenth road princes feel frightened. Because not long ago, Sun Jian had fought with Huaxiong, and Sun Jian led Cheng Pu, Huang Gai, Han Dang, and Zu Mao to attack Shuishuiguan, and Dong Zhuo sent Huaxiong to fight. Defeated Sun Jian, it took only one turn to slash Zu Mao. You must know that Sun Jian's four generals are all brave and abnormal, so it can be seen that Hua Xiong's kung fu is not ordinary.
Hua Xiong took advantage of the victory to pursue and killed yuan shao's base camp, Tiger Prison Pass. He also called out a battle before the pass, and then beheaded several Allied generals. Frightened, Yuan Shao did not know how to be good, and no one dared to fight Huaxiong at that time. Fortunately, Guan Yu volunteered to kill Huaxiong, otherwise the Allies would suffer greater losses. At that time, Cao Cao also led his own headquarters and horses, and there were many generals in his entourage, including Cao Ren, Xiahou Yuan, Xiahou Huan, Cao Hong, Li Dian, and Le Jin. If Cao Cao's general was allowed to fight Against Huaxiong, how many people could fight it? The following is a brief analysis based on the content of the deduction.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="18" > first of all, how is Huaxiong's combat strength? </h1>
Hua Xiong called out before passing, and Yuan Shao asked the generals who dared to fight. Yu Shi was the first to fight, he was originally a subordinate of Yuan Shao, Xiao Yong was good at fighting. But in less than three rounds, he was beheaded by Hua Xiong. The second to fight Huaxiong was Pan Feng, who was originally a general who was too defensive of Han Fu, armed with a large axe to open the mountain, and brave. However, not long after he went to war, he was also killed by Hua Xiong. It can be seen from this that Huaxiong's combat strength is extraordinary, and everyone is worried about it, and Guan Yu volunteered to behead Huaxiong at this time, which solved the urgent needs of everyone.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="16" > Second, if Cao Cao is allowed to fight Against Huaxiong, who can kill him? </h1>
First, Xiahou Huan could be worthy of this position.
Although Hua Xiong killed many Allied generals, he did not belong to the kind of first-class generals. We can draw conclusions by comparing the achievements of Huaxiong and Xiahou Huan. Xiahou Huan was a famous general of Cao Wei, who was originally a descendant of Xiahou Bao, the founding father of the Western Han Dynasty. Xiahou Huan had a good kung fu at a very young age and was famous in the township. Following Cao Cao in the conquest, it is also a remarkable achievement, let's see how many famous fights he had.
Xiahou Huan fought Lü Bu. The battle of breaking Cao Cao at Marquis Puyang of Lüwen made it clear that Cao Cao was killed by Lü Bu and abandoned his robe, but fortunately Dianwei killed and scattered the enemy army and barely saved Cao Cao. At this moment, Lü Bu led a road and horse to kill again, and it can be said that at this time, Cao Cao's subordinates had already scattered their souls and wanted to escape. At this critical juncture of crisis, the first route army in the south was killed, and Cao Cao took a closer look, and it was Xiahou Huan.
Xiahou Huan stopped Lü Bu from fighting until dusk, when it rained heavily, and the two of them led their respective armies back to the camp, regardless of victory or defeat. This battle was enough to show that Xiahou Huan was extraordinary. Lü Bu's strength value in the Three Kingdoms has always been the first existence, and in Dong Zhuo's ranking of fierce generals, they are Lü Bu, Li Dai, Guo Feng, and Hua Xiong.
And Li Dai and Guo Feng fought with Lü Bu, if it were not for the use of sound to attack the west and fight alone, they would not be Lü Bu's opponents at all, so Lü Bu's strength value could crush Hua Xiong. Xiahou Huan was able to fight with him for several hours without distinction between victory and defeat, which was enough to show that Xiahou Huan's combat strength was above Hua Xiong.
In the second battle, when Guan Yu passed five levels and beheaded six generals, he finally met Xiahou Huan at the yellow river crossing. Xiahou Huan refused to let Guan Yu go, and the two began a life-and-death struggle. It can be said that Guan Yu managed to escape the siege and blockade of various passes, but he encountered Xiahou Huan leading more than three hundred people to find trouble.
Neither of them was idle, and Xiahou Huan refused to let Guan Yu go because guan yu had passed the pass all the way and did not have Cao Cao's clearance documents. Guan Yu slapped the horse dance knife to kill Ben Xiahou Huan, and the two of them fought for ten rounds without winning or losing. At this time, an emissary told the two to stop and inform Xiahou Cao Cao that he intended to spare Guan Yu.
However, Xiahou Huan asked the emissary whether the emissary knew about Guan Yu's passing through the pass, and the emissary told him that he did not know. Therefore, Xiahou Huan vowed to capture Guan Yu alive, Guan Yu, but fortunately Zhang Liao came later and let Xiahou Huan let Guan Yu go, so as to end the fight between the two.
Therefore, Guan Yu and Xiahou Huan are really opponents, and dozens of rounds are not divided into victory or defeat, which is enough to explain Xiahou Huan's combat strength, and at this time, Xiahou Huan is also blind in one eye. Guan Yu Wenjiu beheaded Huaxiong to say whitely, Guan Gong flew on the horse, the outside shouted in the sky, and after a while of kung fu, he killed Huaxiong, thinking that it would be three or five rounds. From this point of view, Xiahou Huan belonged to the first-class warriors, Hua Xiong was under him, I am afraid it would be difficult to survive ten rounds, Xiahou Huan was enough to kill Hua Xiong.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="14" > again, others may not be Huaxiong's opponents. </h1>
Xiahou Yuan had a certain strength value, but compared to Xiahou Yuan, it was much worse. After all, Xiahou Yuan had no record of killing famous generals, and he was also beheaded by Huang Zhong at Dingjun Mountain. Cao Ren is a general, and the platoon is a master, but the force value is indeed very common, and he almost does not have a record of fighting alone with famous generals, so Cao Ren is not Huaxiong's opponent.
For Li Dian and Le Jin, there is no great combat strength, and the people who are killed are some inconspicuous small characters. Their combat strength was even worse than that of Zhang Liao and Zhang Gaodu, as evidenced by their positions in the camp and their records of conquest. To know that Yan Liang had defeated Zhang Hao, and Guan Yu was able to kill Yan Liang, it was enough to show that Li Dianle was a second-rate general, and they were most likely not Huaxiong's opponents. Therefore, at that time, among the Cao army, the only one who could easily kill Hua Xiong was probably Xiahou Huan.