Familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, Gongsun Zhan, once a tyrant who crossed the north, was one of the largest warlords in the north. The ethnic minorities in the north are afraid of their courage and dare not resist the offense. Dozens of people with good riding archers, all riding on white horses, for the left and right wings, called themselves "white horses righteous congregation." "Gongsun Zhan's forces were stronger than Yuan Shao, Cao Cao, and Liu Yu at that time, and there were many ace generals under his command.
TOP 1, Tian Yu
Tian Yu (171–252), courtesy name Guorang, was a native of Yongnu, Yuyang (present-day northeast of Wuqing District, Tianjin). A general of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. Initially from Liu Bei, due to his mother's old age, he returned to his hometown, and then followed Gongsun Zhan, who was defeated and killed, and persuaded Xian Yufu to join Cao Cao. When Cao Cao attacked Hebei, Tian Yu was officially appointed by Cao Cao, and successively served as Yingyin, LanglingLing, and Yiyang Taishou. Later, Tian Yu perennially guarded the northern frontier of Cao Wei, from Wuhuan of Zhengdai County, to cutting bones into the bone, and breaking Kebineng, and also participated in the battle against Sun Wu, killing Zhou He at Chengshan and defeating Sun Quan at Xincheng. Official to Taizhong Dafu, Marquis of Changle Ting. There is a son Tian Pengzu.
Tian Yu returned to his hometown and left Liu Bei, and was sent by Gongsun Zhan to Dongzhou as a county order. Wang Men betrayed Gongsun Zhan and led Yuan Shao's soldiers and horses to attack Dongzhou. Tian Yu climbed the city wall to persuade Wangmen, who was ashamed and retreated. After Gongsun Zhan's army was defeated and self-immolated, Tian Yu persuaded Xian Yufu, who was acting as Taishou, to submit to Cao Cao.
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Yan Gang (163-199), the assassin of Jizhou under Gongsun Zhan at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In the second year of Emperor Xian's reign (191), Gongsun Zhan made Yan Gang the history of Jizhou. Yuan Shao and Zhan fought at jieqiao, and Gang was beheaded by Yuan Shao's general Koji.
Gongsun Zhan's men. When Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zhan fought for Jizhou, the Battle of Jieqiao broke out, and Yan Gang, who was the assassin of Jizhou, led Baima Yicong to meet the battle, but was broken by the Xiandeng camp. Bai Ma Yi was destroyed from the entire army, and Yan Gang was also killed.
TOP 3, Tian Kai
Tian Kai (?) –199), a subordinate of Gongsun Zhan and a member of the Qingzhou Assassin History. Tao Qian was attacked by Cao Cao, and Kai led Liu Bei to the rescue. In the second year of Chuping, Zhan and Yuan Shao turned against each other, and led the main force to attack Shao, dividing the troops into Pingqing and Yan, and Kai Fengzhan ordered qi to hold the land. After two consecutive years of war between Shao and Kai, the soldiers were tired, the grain was exhausted, and the people were plundered, and there was no grass in the wilderness. Later, Yuan Shao's son Yuan Tan went to Qingzhou, where Tian Kai was defeated in a battle with Yuan Tan and fled to Youzhou, where he was killed at the Battle of Yijing.
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Shan Jing, date of birth and death unknown, was a subordinate of Gongsun Zhan at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Emperor Xian's ChuPingZhong, Zhan Yijing as the history of Yanzhou.
Gongsun Zhan's Yanzhou assassin history, before and after the life is unknown.
TOP 5, Zou Dan
Zou Dan (born and died unknown) was a figure of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Gongsun Zhan's subordinates were once enfeoffed by Gongsun Zhan as The Taishou of Yuyang. After Liu Yu was killed, his former subordinates Xian Yufu, Qi Zhou, and Xian Yuyin elected Yan Rou as Sima Wuhuan and Zou Dan to fight in northern Lubei, and Zou Dan and more than 4,000 other soldiers were defeated and killed.
Gongsun Zhan's subordinate Yuyang Taishou (虞阳太守). After Gongsun Zhan killed Liu Yu, Liu Yu's men elected Yan Rou to send troops. Zou Dan was defeated and killed.
TOP 6, Gongsun continued
Son of Gongsun Zhan. When Gongsun Zhan was besieged by Yuan Shao's army in Yijing, he wrote a letter to Gongsun Xu, agreeing to raise the fire as a trumpet and attack Yuan Shao's army inside and outside. Unexpectedly, the letter was intercepted by Yuan Shaojun, who then raised a fire to lure Gongsun Zhan to attack, defeating Gongsun Zhan.
Son of Gongsun Zan. When Gongsun Zhan was besieged by Yuan Shao in Yijing, he sent him to rescue the Black Mountain Army. However, the plan was intercepted, and Gongsun Zhan was destroyed after sending troops. According to legend, Gongsun Continued to flee to the northwest and was killed by the Xiongnu tribe Tu ge.
TOP 7, Gongsun Yue
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the local division chief Gongsun Zhan was a disciple. With Sun Jian attacking Yuan Shao's subordinate Zhou Ang, he was defeated and was killed by Liu Ya.
Gongsun Zan is a younger brother. When Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao were fighting, Gongsun Zhan sent Gongsun Yue to Yuan Shu in order to win Yuan Shu over. Yuan Shu sent him to attack Zhou Ang and was killed by an arrow.
TOP 8, Gongsun Fan
Gongsun Fan (公孙范), a native of Lingzhi, Western Liaoning (present-day Qian'an, Hebei). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a military general, Gongsun Zhan was a brother and an official to Bohai Taishou.
When Gongsun Fan first raised an army to attack Yuan Shao, Yuan Shao gave Gongsun Fan the seal of Bohai Taishou with the intention of reconciling, but Gongsun Fan used the Bohai army to attack Yuan Shao. His whereabouts are unknown.
TOP 9, Guan Jing
The long history of Gongsun Zhan only appears in the main history, and there is no such person in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Flattering and short-sighted. When Yi Jing was surrounded by Yuan Shao, he prevented Gongsun Zhan from attacking Yuan Shao from behind. After Gongsun Zhan committed suicide surrounded by Yuan Shao, he said: "When he heard that a gentleman had put others in danger, he would be in trouble, and we would not be able to survive alone", and led an army into Yuan Shao's army and died in battle.
Gongsun Zhan's long history, the hero's record said that he was "a cool official, a devout and unscrupulous official, and was especially trusted by Gongsun Zhan." However, his ability to sacrifice the decision to hold the city to Gongsun Zhan at a critical moment (although it was not adopted), and to die with the lord after Yuan Shao destroyed the city, was also a manifestation of loyalty and strategy.
Gongsun Zhan was born in the Liao dynasty, he was a special figure in the Gongsun clan, in his early years he experienced ups and downs, perennial conquests, he did not have the corrupt life of the sons of the rich, who were pampered, ate, drank and had fun, treated people sincerely, was willing to be a prisoner slave and a taishou to charge the army far away, was bold and loyal, had been on the battlefield for a long time, and had outstanding merits. Compared with Lü Bu's high martial arts and invincibility in the world, he was more determined and brave, but the years of fighting made him later become cruel and had no political convictions, and he became increasingly greedy in war and plunder, killing the people. After the killing of Liu Yu, the Gongsun Zan clique lost the hearts of the people and collapsed, he was hostile to and oppressed ethnic minorities, undermined Liu Yu's national unity policy, and plundered Liu Yu's gifts to Xianbei, as Yuan Shao said in his letter to him: "Things and things that are humble are attached to the heel, but they are driven by the feet." And within his own ruling clique, he used greedy and selfish treacherous villains, coveted pleasure and lost his fighting spirit in his later years, and finally gradually went to failure.