Familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei grew from a downcast man who weaved mats and sold shoes to a king of a country through a chaotic world, inseparable from the contributions of the courtiers and military generals around him. Speaking of military generals, there are many generals under Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are fierce generals of ten thousand enemies, Wei Yan, Huang Zhong, and Ma Chao are also brave generals on the Side of Wei Zhen, Zhao Yun, Chen Zhi, and also brave generals. So what are Liu Bei's advisers, and what is their end?
top 1, Jane Yong
Jian Yong, the character Xianhe. A native of Zhuo County, Liu Bei's early advisers, he met Liu Bei when he was young, and then followed Liu Bei away. Often as a negotiator, when Liu Bei besieged Chengdu, Jian Yong persuaded Liu Zhang to surrender. Soon, Guan Bai zhaode was a general, and his status was second to that of Lu Zhu. Jian Yong is good at debate and deliberation. The temperament is simple and direct, informal. When sitting with Liu Bei, he also sat cross-legged and ignored Wei Yi. When getting along with people except Zhuge Liang, he occupies a bed exclusively, talks in a lying position, and never succumbs to people.
top 2, Sun Qian
Sun Qian, Liu Bei's first adviser, was initially recommended by the great Confucian Zheng Xuan to Xuzhou, and Liu Bei led Xuzhou, with Sun Qian as his successor. He followed Liu Bei from Xuzhou and served as Liu Bei's envoy many times. After Liu Bei appointed Yizhou, Bai Sun Qian was made a general of Bingzhong, and his treatment was second only to that of Lu Zhu and the same as that of Jian Yong. He died soon after.
top 3, Xu Shu
Xu Shu, the word Yuanzhi. When Liu Bei was stationed in Xinye, Xu Shu went to defect and became an important adviser to Liu Bei in Jingzhou, and recommended Zhuge Liang to Liu Bei. When Xu Shu went south because his mother was captured by Cao Cao, Xu Shu had no choice but to bid farewell to Liu Bei and enter Cao's camp. During the reign of Emperor Wen of Wei, Xu Shu was promoted to the rank of Right Lieutenant General and Yushi Zhongcheng (御史中丞).
Top 4, Zhuge Liang
Zhuge Liang, also spelled Kong Ming, was a courtier invited by Liu Beisan Gu Maolu to present Liu Bei with a grand strategic plan of "Longzhong Pair", and prompted an alliance between Liu Bei and Eastern Wu, and later became Liu Bei's minister of entrustment, presiding over the shu Han dynasty, six out of Qishan, and finally died of illness.
top 5, Pang Tong
Pang Tong (Pang Tong), courtesy name Shiyuan (字士元), was a native of Xiangyang, Jingzhou during the Han Dynasty, and was an important strategist under the preparation of accounts, and was worshiped with Zhuge Liang as a general in the military division. Entering Sichuan with Liu Bei, when Liu Bei broke with Liu Zhang, he offered three strategies from the upper and lower levels, and Liu Bei used one of them. When he entered Luo County, Pang Tong led the people to attack the city, but unfortunately died in the middle of the stream, only thirty-six years old, and posthumously awarded the title of Marquis of Guannei and Marquis of Jing. Later, the place where Pang Tong was buried was named Luofengpo.
Top 6, Fazheng
Fazheng,Zi Xiaozhi (孝直), Fufeng Guoren (扶風郿人), liu Bei's main strategist. Originally a subordinate of Liu Zhang, Liu Bei persuaded Liu Zhang to surrender when he besieged Chengdu, and then he and Liu Bei advanced into Hanzhong and offered a plan to behead Cao Cao's general Xiahou Yuan. Fa Zheng was good at scheming and was deeply trusted and respected by Liu Bei. In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (219), Liu Bei ascended the throne as the King of Hanzhong, and Feng Fazheng was made Shang Shuling and a general of the protectorate. The following year, Fa Zheng died at the age of forty-five. Fa Zheng was good at scheming, and was praised by Chen Shou as comparable to Cheng Yu and Guo Jia under Cao Cao.
Top 7, Huang Quan
Huang Quan (黄權), courtesy name Gongheng ,Liu Bei's important adviser and military general, was a county official in his youth, and was later summoned by Liu Zhang, the governor of the prefecture, to be the chief minister. He advised Liu Zhang not to greet Liu Bei, so he was released as the governor of Guanghan County. Liu Zhang was defeated, and only then did he surrender Liu Bei and was worshiped as a partial general. Jianji took Hanzhong and worshiped the army. Liu Bei was the King of Hanzhong, still leading the Yizhou Pastor and engaging in Huang Quan as the ruler. And Liu Bei claimed the title of emperor, and huang quan advised Wu but did not accept it. With him as the general of Zhenbei, he supervised the Northern Jiang Army to prevent the Wei division from attacking. Liu Beifa defeated Wu, and the way back was isolated, Huang Quan could not return, and in desperation, he led his troops to surrender to Wei.
Top 8, Liao Li
Liao Li (廖立), courtesy name Gongyuan (字公元), a linyuan of Wuling, and a heavy-use courtier under Liu Bei, was evaluated by Zhuge Liang as a prodigy in the Jingchu area. After Liu Bei's three southern counties of Jingzhou (Changsha, Guiyang, and Lingling) were attacked by Lü Meng, Liao Li escaped and returned to Liu Bei, and Liu Bei did not rebuke Liao Li and let him be the Taishou of Ba County. However, Liao Li, who prided himself on his prodigy, openly criticized Emperor Xian's (Liu Bei)'s repeated mistakes, which led to the fall of Jingzhou, Guan Yu's death, the defeat of Yiling and the loss of soldiers, etc., and he also slandered the courtiers, and eventually Liao Li was deposed as a citizen, and finally when he learned of Zhuge Liang's death, Liao Li was depressed.
Top 9, Ma Liang
Ma Liang,Zi Ji Chang,because of the white hair in his eyebrows, was known as Baimei Ma Liang (白梅馬良), a native of Yicheng in Xiangyang, and a courtier reused by Liu Bei during the Wu Dynasty. In the fourteenth year of Jian'an (209), Liu Bei served as the pastor of Jingzhou and recruited Ma Liang to work as a state. Ma Liang had a friendly relationship with Zhuge Liang, and was once ordered to send an envoy to Eastern Wu, where he was respectfully received by Sun Quan. In the first year of Zhang Wu (221), Liu Bei declared himself emperor, established the Shu Han regime, and appointed Ma Liang as a servant. In the second year of Zhang Wu (222), Liu Bei invaded Eastern Wu and sent Ma Liang to recruit the Wuxi ethnic minority. In the same year, Liu Bei was defeated at the Battle of Yiling, and Ma Liang was also killed.
top 10, Xi Zhen
Xi Zhen, Zi Wenxiang, Jing Chu Junjie, outstanding talents of the Shu Han camp. "Xiangyang Chronicle": Xi Zhen has a wind, is good at talking, and is known as Ya Pang Tong, and is on the right side of Ma Liang. His talent, pang tong alone, was even higher than Ma Liang's. At first, he was an official under Liu Biao's account, and then he defected to Liu Bei, and the official became Guanghan Taishou.